The comments that you made were not only hurtful to me, they were hurtful to them, and it doesn't make me happy.
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Congresswoman Omar's statements are deeply hurtful to Jews, including myself.
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And it's very, very insulting and hurtful to have that.
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Her research shows that the top reasons students do something hurtful to someone else is because they were angry and so they didn't think clearly, and because the person had been hurtful to them.
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He is hurtful to look at, his face beautiful and unguarded.
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But I think it's hurtful to not provide people with a response.
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They are not only false, but hurtful, to me and my family.
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And so when she's criticized, it feels personal and hurtful to her.
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Please don't read the comments, as they are very hurtful to Klav.
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"It is so hurtful to me," she said of the online comments.
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It was really hurtful to have people say those things about me.
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That would obviously be hurtful to him back home, would it not?
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Harris referred to those remarks on Thursday as "hurtful" to her personally.
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They don't say anything explicitly hurtful to me, but I can sense it.
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They are terribly hurtful to the actual family and all the living victims.
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Brushing it off by calling it 'a porny' is unbelievably hurtful to me.
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But watching his relationship with Randolph unfold was at times hurtful to Godwin.
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I acknowledge that these false statements were very harmful and hurtful to Mrs.
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This could be hurtful to your legacy and the integrity of your work.
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I think it's hurtful to the Israel-supporting community and the Jewish community.
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But I have never been photographed for it, which is hurtful to me.
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I believe the stories that Bill had interactions that were hurtful to these women.
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That is a very concerning move, it&aposs very hurtful to U.S. national security.
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The administration has also rolled back regulations that it deems are hurtful to businesses.
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I apologize to anyone that I offended, wasn't meant to be hurtful to anyone.
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"They are hurtful to millions of Mississippians who are people of goodwill," Espy said.
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Mr. Hof's primary victory was "mind-boggling, and it's hurtful to survivors," she said.
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Inseparable, down to party, ultimately having each other's backs, but hurtful to each other.
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So, why force a conversation that may be hurtful to her before she's ready?
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And I don't think it will ever not be weird or hurtful to go through.
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to the LGBTQ community," Wojcicki said.
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" Though the moment was hurtful to Moore, she said that she's "moved past it now.
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Second, it was hurtful to be called a "fan" when I am so much more.
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She also asked how frequently they were hurtful or had someone be hurtful to them.
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It's hurtful to be rejected by family who don't take the time to educate themselves.
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"What's going on is very hurtful to children, to some adults as well," she said.
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"This is disruptive to our supply chains, this is hurtful to our business, " he added.
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He said it had been hurtful to hear parents oppose the housing plan for educators.
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"I think that storyline was hurtful to some people, and I definitely regret that," King says.
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I can't stop them from being angry with me, hurtful to me, or indifferent to me.
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Labor leader Bill Shorten called the ad "offensive and hurtful to LGBTI Australians and their families".
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He reportedly knew that extramarital sexting would be hurtful to her and he did it anyway.
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"What's going on is very hurtful to children, to some adults as well," Melania Trump said.
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IMMIGRATION REFORM, IF WE WANT TO GROW THE WORKFORCE, IT COULD ACTUALLY BE HURTFUL TO THAT.
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Whatever information that is released with be spun in a way most hurtful to the president.
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"It's hurtful to me when I'm criticized for not upholding the rights of students," she said.
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Yes, it may be well-meaning, but it sure as hell gets annoying and hurtful to hear.
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We apologize, and are going to learn to create something less hurtful to many of our fans.
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"This whole trial has been unbelievably hurtful to her," a source close to Leanna Harris tells PEOPLE.
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"I think it's very hurtful to the fans, very, very hurtful," said Anne Taley, 63, from Cardiff.
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The Riverdale star, 21, said that the rumors and questions about her body were hurtful to hear.
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Campaigners against racism say exposure to such imagery is hurtful to black people and damaging to children.
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"This incident is deeply disturbing and is hurtful to our university community," said university President Alisa White.
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In that intense environment, I'm sure I said things that may have been hurtful to my colleagues.
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I get sensitive when religion comes up because it's been so hurtful to a lot of people.
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This is true even when said filters are problematic and extremely hurtful to an entire community of people.
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Saying that the Republican rhetoric (read: Trump's) was potentially hurtful to both national security and America's standing abroad.
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to LGBTQ community," Wojcicki said, speaking at Code Conference.
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" The cadets involved, he said, "now understand that the costumes could be considered offensive and hurtful to many.
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Lena Dunham says that Donald Trump's lewd comments from 2005 are hurtful to many people — not just women.
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"I think some of his immigration policies have been hurtful to countries with large minority populations," Wey said.
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It has emboldened them to act out in ways that are extraordinarily violent and hurtful to our communities.
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In the exercise of that freedom, mistakes will be made, some of which will be hurtful to others.
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I get that sometimes ghosting seems like the easier option, but it can be really hurtful to others.
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"I'm deeply sorry that some of my past behavior has been hurtful to women," the statement reads, in part.
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But still, you don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people.
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Hill thinks that type of criticism is totally out of bounds, and actually hurtful to the black community overall.
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"You don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people," he said.
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I always love my mom, but it's really hurtful to see... we're just really never on the same side.
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My reputation is all that I have and their false allegations are very hurtful to me and my family.
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I've not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for.
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"I am deeply sorry for my behavior, which I know has been hurtful to my friends and colleagues," he said.
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It's just as hurtful to old companies and their workers, but we generally see that it's unwise to stop innovation.
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Harris told the former vice president that she found it "hurtful" to hear him talk about two segregationist senators — Sens.
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Not surprisingly, this regulatory approach has been particularly hurtful to smaller banks, which played a minor role in the crisis.
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"I get sensitive when religion comes up because it's been so hurtful to a lot of people," he told Vogue.
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"Still, you don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people," Trump said.
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We all want to see ourselves reflected in Rowling's magical world, and it's hurtful to think we might not be.
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It was really hurtful to know that they still didn't feel they could come forward, even in the current conversation.
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When asked about the exact contents of the offending material, he refused to elaborate, saying it was "too hurtful" to say.
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"I DON'T REMEMBER A TIME WHEN YOU DID SOMETHING SO HURTFUL TO ME!" co-star Tan France joked in the comments.
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Not only were your words cruel, and your message discouraging and hurtful, to young LGBTQ youth but it was beyond unprofessional.
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But to reward descendants for an accident of birth is "not only groundless and absurd but often hurtful to that posterity".
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The bottom line is that the cadets involved now understand that the costumes could be considered offensive and hurtful to many.
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"One day I got into an argument and said something real hurtful to Tong, and she started to cry," recalled Eddie.
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It's vital to talk about concerns and fears, but not in a way that will be needlessly hurtful to your partner.
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The typical view of fathers as the "secondary parent" is hurtful to many men, paid leave advocate Ellen Bravo told me.
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Telling someone with anxiety or depression to "just cheer up" completely misses the mark — and is rude and hurtful to boot.
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In particular, I understand it is hurtful to play on stereotypes and that doing so leads to real problems of exclusion.
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" On Instagram, Bieber apologized for being "hurtful" to Swift in the past but said Braun "didn't have anything to do with it.
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It's hurtful to ghost a romantic partner, and it's likewise disrespectful to ghost a professional who was committed to working with you.
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Leigh makes Dr. Ventress similarly fascinating, playing her with a dismissive drawl that's equal parts pained and hurtful to the other characters.
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" A rep for Halliwell Horner told PEOPLE that the claim is "simply not true and has been very hurtful to her family.
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"These stories about me and my grandfather are not only untrue, they are also hurtful to me and my family," she said.
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Still, the new guidance is discriminatory — and immensely hurtful to survivors who are unable to help their own community after being attacked.
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"When he wasn't listened to, and wasn't believed, it was really hurtful to him, because he cared about the church," she said.
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" Espy added that the comment, which was made earlier this month, is "hurtful to the millions of Mississippians who are people of goodwill.
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The campaign sent out a statement from three noted Hispanic Miami residents that casts Sanders's comments as hurtful to the Cuban exile community.
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This will be a learning experience and goes to show that words, even when intended to be humorous, can be hurtful to others.
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Schiff on CNN added that he is "taken aback" by Giuliani's legal strategy, which he said has been "deeply hurtful" to Trump's case.
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That felt especially hurtful to Facebook employees who were also sexual assault survivors, many of whom began sharing their own #MeToo stories internally.
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The information you give them about your father's life may be surprising and hurtful to them, or it may be confirming and clarifying.
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" Representative Max Rose of New York, another freshman Democrat, responded directly to Ms. Omar on Twitter, calling her statements "deeply hurtful to Jews.
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"It's become increasingly clear in recent weeks that memorials such as this are hurtful to many residents in our community and elsewhere," Kittleman wrote.
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Van Meir said she hopes that those men have learned that those messages aren't appropriate and can be harmful and hurtful to the receiver.
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She is saddened by recent tabloid media reports which are full of erroneous speculation and inaccuracies that are hurtful to three innocent young girls.
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Particularly hurtful to Mr. Cohen was the way Mr. Trump lavished approval on Mr. Lewandowski in a way he never did for Mr. Cohen.
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I find them hurtful and I think they are hurtful to the party, a party that has been founded on equal opportunity for all.
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Unfortunately, in the past several years, we've seen many storylines that, whether these women realize it or not, are hurtful to the LGBTQ+ community.
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It's hurtful to see talented, brainy, driven Rory spiraling out 10 years down the line because she still has a terrible self-aggrandizing attitude.
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In my past, I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, hurtful to people in the LGBTQ+ community and their loved ones.
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"If this leads to more tariffs that's going to be hurtful to the economy," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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It is much more hurtful to continue to slate other women than BE a woman, BE a character, BE whoever you want to be.
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When I look at bonsai trees, they're so pretty to look at, but it's so hurtful to think of what we've done to them.
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"I think they are hurtful to the party, a party that has been founded on equal opportunity for all," she said at the time.
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Whenever I spend time with her and my stepsister, I notice my mom acting in ways that were hurtful to me as a child.
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The arguments against women entering the sanctum sanctorum were outrageously unscientific—they claimed that the divine rays in that area are hurtful to women.
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" She continued, "I have personally dealt with rumors in the past for years that were hurtful to me, my family – they diminished my hard work.
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"Considering Mr. Trump's brand of division and insult, I believe it would be hurtful to my constituents for me to attend the inauguration," he tweeted.
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"I have not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for," said Ms. Reid, 49.
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Wendy Williams is saying sorry for comments she made on her Thursday show, which were hurtful to the LGBTQ+ community ... and vows to do better.
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But when I saw the messages it was first hurtful to see something that I knew was there but actually see it before my eyes.
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I think people do not want to be in a position where they're feeling vulnerable to say something that is potentially hurtful to other people.
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" A rep for Halliwell Horner told PEOPLE at the time that the claim is "simply not true and has been very hurtful to her family.
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On one side: veteran Democrats who are responding to Representative Ilhan Omar's statements, which they say have been deemed hurtful to Jews, with the resolution.
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"I want to write about it, but I don't want to write it in a way that would be hurtful to you," she tells him.
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"It is so hurtful to see how every aspect of my life is weaponized against me, yet somehow asserted as false at the same time."
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to the LGBT community," said Wojcicki on stage at Recode's Code Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Monday.
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They're so awful and so hurtful to someone who has a child whose 20, and a child who is 4 and a child who is 16.
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Crenshaw closed the segment by appealing to both Democrats and Republicans about the need for civility and forgiveness when one side is hurtful to the other.
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" Azaria continued: "Definitely anybody who was hurt or offended by it, by any character or vocal performance, it's really upsetting that that was hurtful to anybody.
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"It's personal and it was hurtful to hear you," she told Biden, noting the party needed more than "intellectual debate" about the nation's ongoing racial disparities.
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The post turns into an overlong period of reflection for Spurlock himself, and his feeling that the pain he has caused others is hurtful to him.
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Joni Ernst said Sunday that the US-China trade war is "hurtful" to farmers, a group that makes up a considerable portion of her Iowa constituency.
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It's irritating and hurtful to see brands that have no interest in effecting any real change leech off of people's pain and desire for authentic representation.
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"He tended to make some of the Spanish language stuff very personal," said Moises Castillo, a classmate who described the exchanges as hurtful to this day.
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So while she certainly misses Chris sometimes, it can feel hurtful to her when someone says he's somehow in a "better place" than with his own children.
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"It's going to do nothing but be hurtful to him, to his wife, to those close to him," said Ms. Conway, a Republican from suburban St. Louis.
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" There is nothing more harmful or hurtful to describe the human migration experience and its importance to society than to use a term such as "chain migration.
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More from Tonic: This is incredibly hurtful to teens who ask for treatment and the message they get is their suffering is not important enough to treat.
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Many social media users were quick to point out, joking about pregnancy can be hurtful to many people who have struggled with conceiving or have lost their children.
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So while leaks can be hurtful to the teams whose information is being leaked, because it's fun to surprise people, we don't typically change plans based on them.
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Amazon, in its drive to take over the book market, has made a change that, at least inadvertently, can mislead its own customers and be hurtful to authors.
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As many social media users were quick to point out, joking about pregnancy can be hurtful to many people who have struggled with conceiving or have lost their children.
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The tweet is "bizarre and helpful to Mueller and hurtful to the president," said Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor in Chicago now at the law firm Thompson Coburn.
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"It has become increasingly clear in recent weeks that memorials such as this are hurtful to many residents in our community and elsewhere," Kittleman wrote in a Facebook post.
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Whenever you encounter a microaggression, you're contacted by P.C. Principal with an explanation about how one of the words or phrases they used was hurtful to another human being.
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It's easily disproven, contradicts years of his own statements, is beyond hurtful to me personally, and is part of a larger effort to discredit and distract from my assault.
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" Writing that she did, in fact, speak to McGowan about the issue, Tamblyn replied: "Her statement was public and hurtful to some women so a public response was earned.
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The changes coincided with a startlingly contrite campaign appearance by Trump on Thursday, when he acknowledged that several statements he's made on the trail have been hurtful to others.
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Disagreement over whether Pete's appearance should be changed has intensified in recent years, as opponents say exposure to such imagery is hurtful to black people and damaging to children.
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Clinton hammered Trump for the "racist birther lie" that she said was "hurtful" to Obama and the millions of African-Americans who had been elevated by his historic presidency.
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As Naumann tells it, his reviewing gig lasted only three issues because the reviews were too "negative" (Naumann's word) and deemed hurtful to the magazine's advertising revenues from galleries.
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When a student in my diverse classroom does not understand why it is hurtful to yell "build the wall" in the middle of class I can blame our leaders.
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It is profoundly hurtful to his family and to institutions such as the Smithsonian, which are now unjustly under pressure to distance themselves from his name and his gifts.
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Even though it may be hurtful to mutual friends, if someone invites you to their finsta then you have a "digital moral obligation" not to share what they post.
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The move is the latest by President Donald Trump's administration to distance itself from international multi-lateral organizations and accompanying policies that it feels are hurtful to the United States.
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A number of social media users pointed to the attack on Smollett as an example of why Hart's past controversial jokes and statements were so hurtful to the LGBTQ community.
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"I do not believe you are a racist," she began, before adding that it was hurtful to hear Biden speak highly of two segregationist senators and his work opposing busing.
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"It has become increasingly clear in recent weeks that memorials such as this are hurtful to many residents in our community and elsewhere," said Howard County Executive Allan H. Kittleman.
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"It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country," she said.
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"In my past, I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, they were very hurtful to people in the LGBTQ community and to their loved ones," said Gabbard.
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But I accept that not everyone feels that way, and I respect that, the same way many body activists reclaim "fat" but that word is still intensely hurtful to me.
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But I do want to start, because I know that the decision that we made was very hurtful to the LGBTQ community, and that was not our intention at all.
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"And by listing what's been hurtful to you in the past and what's been helpful to you, that could be an advantage to the treatment provider," Ms. Allen-Caraco said.
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" It added a slam at Watermon's "old-school PR tactics," which prompted him to tell The Post-Dispatch on Thursday "It is personally hurtful to me, irresponsible and, frankly, childish.
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"I know that the decisions we made was very hurtful to the LGBTQ community and that wasn't our intention at all," Wojcicki said at the Code Conference in Scottsdale, AZ today.
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Then Harris went after him for his comments about working with segregationist senators — calling them "hurtful" to her as a black woman — and his record on the desegregation of student busing.
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Because I don't think people think about that before they actually write something that's going to be hurtful to that person and kind of ruin who they are as an individual.
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"This whole entire episode has been hurtful to the city," said Jill Carter, a state senator representing Baltimore who has been pushing to limit self-dealing on the hospital network's board.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki apologized for the the situation and acknowledged that it was "hurtful" to people in the LGBTQ community, but ultimately defended the decision to keep Crowder's videos up.
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The statement was immediately condemned on social media and by senior members of Prime Minister Imran Khan's ruling party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) as hurtful to the country's Hindu minority.
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If you don't, it's going to be hurtful to the future of the court, and I think all of us are now thinking differently about checks and balances in that regard.
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"I want her to always feel confident in her decisions and I want her to own all of her feelings — whether they are hurtful to me or anybody," she says of Harlow.
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"They're very worried that what's being promoted is a speech of hate and divisiveness, that it's hurtful to everyone, and they're very worried about what are the consequences of that," said Lee.
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"I just can't understand how, after hearing first-hand that your choice is hurtful to another human being, you're able to continue to celebrate with your braids and plastic tomahawk," she says.
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Twenty-one percent of students witnessed staff being hurtful to a student once or twice a month, and 12% witnessed hurtful acts by staff once or twice a week, her survey found.
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"As an out gay man in a long-term committed relationship, charges of 'homophobia' because of my satirical college writings are deeply hurtful to my family," Sabia said in the second statement.
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It's also very hurtful to be once again told our relationship is not serious, like the only reason we are together is for sex when that couldn't be further from the truth.
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It's something I wrote, that was really deeply hurtful to write, and when I performed it for the first time, people were laughing at the lines that were the saddest for me.
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Now, she says she's realized her original message was hurtful to people who've been greatly impacted by the suffering COVID-19 has brought ... and sends her "direct and special apologies" to them.
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All this may have been particularly hurtful to a boy who, on the day of his bar mitzvah, sat on the roof of his house and pelted his parents' guests with oranges.
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Offense too 'hurtful' to describe The military misunderstanding between the neighbors was sparked off when an Indonesian special forces instructor found documents insulting the Pancasila, Indonesia's national philosophy, at a joint training camp.
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"It was actually very hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States Senators who built their reputations and careers on the segregation of race in this country," Harris said.
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" During last week's Democratic primary debate, Harris said she found it "hurtful" to hear Biden talk about two senators who "built their reputation and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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"It is hurtful to read comments where people are hoping I break my neck or that God is punishing me for being 'anti-Trump,'" Vonn said in a post on Instagram on Tuesday.
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"In my past, I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, they were very hurtful to people in the LGBTQ community and to their loved ones," said Gabbard, a Hawaii Democrat.
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In an instantly memorable exchange, Ms. Harris said it had been "very hurtful" to hear Mr. Biden invoke the names of two segregationist senators as he did on the campaign trail this month.
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There, she went beyond "concern": It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country.
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" Harris added that it's "hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.
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If your aunt tells you that she likes your new haircut because it makes your face look slimmer, rather than accusing her of criticizing you constantly, explain why that remark is hurtful to you.
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In January, the Brazilian government delegated the task of demarcating indigenous lands — essentially setting up reservations — to the Ministry of Justice, a move widely seen as friendly to agribusiness and hurtful to indigenous peoples.
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But, according to Lande, her father was in a different city that was more than 150 miles away — and any attempt to connect her dad's death to the others is hurtful to everyone involved.
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Time and time again, the author argues that background knowledge is not only unnecessary, but even hurtful, to truly appreciating a work of art — hence the advice to ignore wall labels and audio guides.
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Some people called the policies racist and hurtful to individuality, while others pointed out that Narvie Harris is a theme school -- similar to a charter school -- and has the right to dictate dress code.
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The other memorandum directs Mnuchin to review and report back on whether the federal government's orderly liquidation authority (OLA) is useful or hurtful to the U.S. economy and in line with financial regulatory policy.
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Looking Biden directly in the eye, Harris told the former vice president this was personal and "hurtful" to her — she was part of the second class to integrate her public school in Berkeley, California.
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In doing so, he intentionally avoided interviewing numerous people over the years who spent significant time with Michael Jackson and have unambiguously stated that he treated children with respect and did nothing hurtful to them.
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It's easily disproven, contradicts years of his own statements, is beyond hurtful to me personally, and is part of a larger effort to discredit and distract from my assault... My brother is a troubled person.
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"It was very hurtful to many gun violence victims and survivors," said Anita Busch, a Los Angeles-based entertainment journalist whose cousin was slain in the Aurora massacre and who said she posted the petition.
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" Harris continued, saying it is "hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.
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" Harris continued that it is "hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.
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"It's hurtful to think that those who are seeking the highest offices in the land are ignoring the basic tenets of the Constitution and suddenly concluding that Muslims have a predisposition for violence," Khan says.
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We learned that the science of how it might be hurtful to a developing fetus is still a bit unclear, and that pregnant women are oftentimes held to different standards of behavior than other people.
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On the first round of Democratic debates, Harris caught Biden off guard with an attack over his record on racial issues, calling Biden touting his work with pro-segregation senators "personal and hurtful" to her.
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A simple role-play with stuffed animals in which a "girl" teddy bear wants to play football and a "boy" animal wants to wear a dress can teach it's hurtful to limit one anther's opportunities.
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"If you do commit a microaggression of any sort, it's important to understand why that might have been hurtful to somebody and to reflect as to why you even said what you said," he says.
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One would think that after all this time in the industry, the 47-year-old would have switched gears by now and started making music that wasn't incredibly offensive and hurtful to so many people.
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"It was an extremely inappropriate comment and hurtful to people in the disaster zone, an act causing the people a reconstruction minister works for to lose trust in him, " Abe told reporters after Imamura resigned.
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We're terrified of being exposed as fakes; being called a poser can be hurtful to some because it implies they're living a kind of false reality—that they don't have ownership over their own self.
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While Guo's reasoning to showcase real skin in his show isn't fully clear, it would be a missed opportunity — and even hurtful to those who are struggling with acne — to immediately take this as a joke.
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Would I have been justified in intervening, or was it more appropriate for me to permit her to parent as she desired — even if it was obviously hurtful to the child and offensive to popular sensibilities?
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" Though celebrity periodicals often portrayed them as a blissful, well-matched pair, Ms. Field told me their time together was "confusing and complicated, and not without loving and caring, but really complicated and hurtful to me.
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The spending bill wasn't going to be bombarded with amendments -- amendments that are going to be hurtful to our communities and push people like my mother and the rest of my siblings deeper into the shadows.
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But I also believe -- and it's personal -- it was actually hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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But I also believe — and it's personal — that it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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It's unclear to what degree players actually believe in the game's predictive powers, but the aspirational element was additionally a big part of the game's appeal and it was always hurtful to end up with terrible results.
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Reacting negatively -- verbally or with facial expressions that convey disbelief or annoyance -- to what children say can be unpleasant or even hurtful to them, and they could avoid opening up to parents in the future, Berry said.
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She found it hurtful to see other people's smiling, healthy families or, even worse, to hear about lives that seemed as fragile as her own; she didn't need to be reminded that everyone's happiness was in jeopardy.
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Max Rose (D-NY) swiftly slammed her remarks as "deeply hurtful to Jews," TPM's Josh Marshall deemed it a "very unfortunate tweet," and even Chelsea Clinton joined the pile-on, which prompted a whole other series of counterattacks.
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We could expect a reaction from the Chinese which could be supportive for our business in some ways, to the extent that they might impede capital flows and in other ways that could be hurtful to our business.
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If she could do it again, she said, she would have addressed Crowder's monetization immediately: "I know that the decision we made was hurtful to the LGBTQ community and that was not our intention at all," she said.
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A source who has been talking to Trump about the border situation told Swan: "He's very well aware that there's a commercial trucking component that would be devastating on Mexico and would be hurtful to the United States."
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" But then things started getting real really real: "Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.
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While the rest of Europe has become skeptical of the Brussels-based union, most countries think that if Britain does choose to leave, it would be hurtful to the 2003-member bloc, according to the Pew Research Center.
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" The comments were seen as trafficking in anti-Semitic stereotypes and were widely condemned on Capitol Hill by both Democrats and Republicans, with Rose saying at the time that the remarks were "deeply hurtful to Jews, including myself.
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"It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she said in June during the first Democratic debate.
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"If someone says something hurtful to you or makes you feel down on yourself then you just gotta stay positive and keep moving forward because they might not know much about you or they may not understand the situation."
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And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym … Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.
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And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though ?
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"The first time that I really came to terms with the fact that that how I felt about it personally, and that's how the 50,000 people that I represent feel — that was very hurtful to take in," she told VICE News.
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"I will focus on helping children and women and also about social media in this 21st century, what's going on -- it's very hurtful to children, to some adults, as well, but we need to take care of children," she said.
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Tied directly to this is the recognizable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise—as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.
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"If Zelensky were to say, 'I was ready to capitulate and agree to these investigations, I was ready to go on CNN until the aid was restored,' that would obviously be hurtful to him back home would it not?" asked Schiff.
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Booker had previously taken a dig at Biden, saying that the former vice president's recollection of never having been addressed as "boy" by the segregationist senators was "hurtful" to black people and showed a "lack of understanding" about racial power dynamics.
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"Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though," Harris said, in a series of tweets directed at Swift.
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Booker has also taken a swipe at Biden, saying that the former vice president's recollection of never having been addressed as "boy" by the segregationist senators was "hurtful" to black people and showed a "lack of understanding" about racial power dynamics.
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But I also believe, and it's personal — and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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"Before she was well known on the national and international stage, she was caricatured by a few, and that was quite hurtful to her," said Valerie Jarrett, a longtime confidant of the Obamas who serves as the president's senior adviser.
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"In my past I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, they were very hurtful to people in the L.G.B.T.Q. community and to their loved ones," Ms. Gabbard said in a video posted to YouTube and shared on Twitter.
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Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though Harris didn't stop there — and in a subsequent tweet, he invoked Perry.
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She apologizes that she has "fairly clear skin these days", and is forced to reiterate that her skin has been lightened and her nose narrowed in pictures, that the implications about her ethnicity made by airbrushing have been deeply hurtful to her.
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"But I also believe, and it's personal and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she added.
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One of the tensest exchanges took place on the issue of race and civil rights, as Kamala Harris attacked Biden for his words about finding "common ground" with segregationists, saying that it was personally "hurtful" to so many people of color like her.
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"But I also believe, and it's personal and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she said.
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Harris catapulted into the top tier of candidates after the first debates, when she attacked Biden for opposing a decades-old federal busing program aimed at integrating schools and described his remarks about finding common ground with segregationist senators as "hurtful" to black people.
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" Speaking with Recode's Peter Kafka at the 213 Code Conference, Wojcicki looked back on YouTube's messy resolution to a dispute between conservative commentator Steven Crowder and Vox journalist Carlos Maza, saying YouTube made the right decision but was unintentionally "hurtful to the LGBTQ community.
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In the midst of the controversy, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, speaking onstage at Recode's Code Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, said that it was ultimately the right policy decision but acknowledged it was "hurtful to the LGBTQ community," which she said was not the company's intention.
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" Four days after CNN KFile's report published, Gabbard further apologized, releasing a four-minute-long video on YouTube saying, "In my past, I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, they were very hurtful to people in the LGBTQ community and to their loved ones.
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" On Monday, Francois de Castro, a lawyer for Servier, told CNN affiliate BFMTV that "the Servier laboratory didn't know that their drug caused heart problems and it's hurtful to everyone who worked in this laboratory to be accused of having known that and not having acted.
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In her remarks toward Biden, this approach was particularly effective, because the personal experience she spoke to was her own: It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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The way that people talk about COVID-19, especially on social media, and how afraid they are to get it and the measures they are taking — while I am glad that they are taking precautions and this is a very serious virus, it is incredibly hurtful to me.
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" He continues, "The band's offer to allow me to participate in this week's MusiCares and Grammy celebrations for red carpet photo ops only, is appreciated; however, with a fill-in drummer playing on stage at two events honoring our collective musical contributions, it is extremely hurtful to me.
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"To be stuck with that Kardashian label, that was so hurtful to me and to my career... I probably realized that too late — not that it would've affected my decisions in terms of who I dated, but it would've affected my decision to appear on the show," Bailon told Latina.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE's (D-Minn.) tweet suggesting that a pro-Israel lobbying group was buying off lawmakers was "deeply hurtful to Jews," including himself.
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" He added that the alleged incidents happened nearly 40 years ago and called them "very hurtful to me personally -- I have the highest regard for the protection of young children," before adding that he has never provided alcohol to a minor and has "not been guilty of sexual misconduct with anyone.
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"I also believe — and it is personal — and it was actually very hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," Ms. Harris said, pressing her open right hand into her lectern.
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"The band's offer to allow me to participate in this week's MusiCares and Grammy celebrations for red carpet photo ops only, is appreciated; however, with a fill-in drummer playing on stage at two events honoring our collective musical contributions, it is extremely hurtful to me," Kramer said in his statement.
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With all of that said, it is now critical that these three candidates lick their wounds and get back into the public square to help ensure the defeat of a president whose policies have been hurtful to people of color and to lift up issues that might otherwise get less focus.
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I agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but I also believe, and it's personal, and it was hurtful, to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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I'm not so sure, however, that making the choice to undermine the autonomy of a dead man, even if it yields greater understanding of him, isn't hurtful to others — particularly to those who grew up queer in the South, unable or unwilling to fully explore their identities due to fear of societal repercussions.
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But now that interest in folk magic and the occult is on the rise, people of color from a variety of backgrounds say it's hurtful to see corporations profit from these traditions, since their ancestors may have fought to follow their religions, been arrested for doing so, or practiced them in secret to avoid discrimination.
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And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym "Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though," he added, in an apparent reference to Swift wanting to remain anonymous on the track.
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The Trump Administration is simply following approaches of countries like Australia and Canada, which favor high-skilled workers, he said, adding that the rest of the world has long been protectionist on that front, unlike the U.S. But Shapiro also agreed that moves like last year's travel ban were hurtful to U.S. business and unnecessary.
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" The group, whose latest release is called "The Band Who Must Not Be Named," first had its trademark rejected in 2010 on the grounds that it was hurtful to a stigmatized community; the Slants contended that the name was simply reclaiming a weaponized term, and that marginalized groups should "determine what's best for ourselves.
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" In an interview for Las Vegas' KSNV-TV taped on Wednesday, reporter Jim Snyder asked Trump: "You have two beautiful daughters past their teenage years — can you understand the concern from parents of younger girls that some of your comments could be hurtful to girls struggling with body image and the pressure to be model-perfect?
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He used his speaking time to try and set the record straight after Harris said a 1975 Biden bill preventing schools trying to desegregate by busing minority children to predominantly white schools and vice versa from accessing federal funds was personal and "hurtful" to her, as someone who was one of the first black classes to integrate her own Berkeley, California, school district.
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Suddenly, I found myself comforting a man who had just told me that my ambition, my dreams, my chosen path — EVERYTHING THAT I HAD BEEN WORKING TOWARDS SINCE I WAS A CHILD — was hurtful to him, that I was wrong for having these dreams, these hopes, these goals...and for working hard at them because that made me a bad girlfriend. Right?
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In doing so, he is dishonest about the true nature of this abortion question: the fact that measures to prevent women from controlling their own bodies are, among other things, most hurtful to poor women, immigrant women and women of color; that women already have difficulty navigating the barriers politicians put between them and their right to safe and legal abortion.
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"Utah became associated with bribery, which was completely against anything Utah stands for -- it stands for ethics and doing the right things -- so this was really hurtful to the people of Utah to be tainted with that serious issue," said Fraser Bullock, who worked closely with Romney as the chief operating officer and chief financial officer of the 2100 games.
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"Vice President Biden, I do not believe you are a racist and I agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but I also believe, and it's personal and it was hurtful, to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," Harris said.
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" In her long explanation of how she'd messed up, Doyle indicated that on a call with leaders of Black Fridays, a movement she'd recently joined, they'd requested that she open conversations with her white audience about stepping up to fight racism, but "I now understand that the way I launched this strategy was hurtful to many including women of color whom I deeply respect.
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But it's one thing to have this in closed-door testimony, and another for Morrison to say it on national TV. It's a soundbite that confirms the entire thrust of what Democrats are after, and it's very hurtful to the Republican case that the administration wasn't trying to pressure Kyiv to help the president politically — even though Morrison says he doesn't think the president did anything illegal.
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There should be no disputation of this issue and the fact that the chief of staff to the president would make the case that compromise was possible over the debate of expanding or not expanding slavery is not only ignorant, but it is extremely hurtful to the millions of African Americans whose ancestors had the misfortune of experiencing the treachery of such an oppressive system.
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And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though It's hard for me to imagine caring less about the Harris-Hiddleston-Swift-Perry rhombus of interpersonal sniping; I just hope everyone is leaving Rihanna out of this and allowing her to smoke blunts on a Caribbean yacht in peace.
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And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though I figure if you're happy in your new relationship you should focus on that instead of trying to tear your ex bf down for something to do I know you're off tour and you need someone new to try and bury like Katy ETC but I'm not that guy, sorry.
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