You have once again entered the inglorious world of hyperinflation.
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The scourge of terrorism finally comes to an inglorious end.
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"War is brutish, inglorious and a terrible waste," Sledge writes.
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Calgary saw its three-game winning streak end in inglorious fashion.
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The result is The Conclusion, an impending wave of inglorious exits.
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To keep this hospital running required workarounds—countless, inglorious, and constant.
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A great democratic nation we ruled in our sometimes inglorious past.
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In all honesty my sexual career has been inglorious at best.
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Their problem is an inglorious present, with China denying them full democracy.
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The main lesson is that this defeat was both glorious and inglorious.
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The Spurs had a five-game winning streak halted in inglorious fashion.
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The leads behind this project are well aware of that inglorious history.
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The dream of a lifetime was about to come to an inglorious end.
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"An inglorious end to an infamous era," as one news outlet put it.
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The humans ended their inglorious run by splitting shares of a $200,000 prize.
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My Big Mac-free streak was about to come to an inglorious end.
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Brown), Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Basterds), Nicole Kidman (Lion), and Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady).
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" He also appeared on "I Love You Beth Cooper" and Quentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Basterds.
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In fact, India reported an inglorious 800 percent rise in honor killings last year.
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The Trump administration obstinately persists in playing the inglorious role of global economic agitator.
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Inglorious Empire: What The British Did to India is out now through Hurst Publishers.
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Pitt worked with Tarantino on Inglorious Basterds and DiCaprio worked with him on Django Unchained.
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The decision brings the career of South Korea's first female president to an inglorious end.
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Those inglorious defeats came in the final game of each season, with the playoffs beckoning.
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The director, 54, met the Israeli singer in 2009 while promoting his film Inglorious Basterds.
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"He has also appeared in movies like "Inglorious Basterds" and "I Love You, Beth Cooper.
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It marked an inglorious end to Arena's second stint as manager of the national team.
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More recently, punching was among the kinder things done to Nazis in Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds.
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"Hilary Duff could do Inglorious Basterds but Brad Pitt couldn't do Cadet Kelly," user @filmlesbian wrote.
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In fact, his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 is now synonymous with inglorious endings.
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The senior elections are upon us and from here I will vault past my current inglorious station.
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But the industry has an inglorious history of lying about the effects of cigarettes on human health.
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The government website made its late and inglorious entrance into the e-commerce marketplace in October 2013.
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Notable part participants, meanwhile, include Alex Skolnick (Testament), Kelly Keeling (Michael Schenker Group) and Nathan James (Inglorious).
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Moreover, Woods, credibly and palpably, is no longer haunted by the most inglorious chapter of his past.
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The epilogue comes in the form of uncontrollable violence and an inglorious end for the country's leader.
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Aspiring writer Isobel isn't anywhere near where she'd hoped to be at the inglorious end of her 20s.
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In 2014, French supermarket chain Intermarché launched a successful campaign selling "Inglorious Fruits and Vegetables," at reduced prices.
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Both Morrisons in Britain and France's Intermarché now sell wonky veg—"inglorious" ones, as Intermarché happily calls them.
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An inglorious role, perhaps, but one that has allowed the Board of Deputies to appear nonpartisan and impartial.
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Despite an inglorious end to the contest, Hari was on stoical form for his legion of fight fans.
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As inglorious as the scrap at the bottom of the table might be, there's nothing more watchable right now.
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The opening sequence of Inglorious Basterds serves as a perfect example of that jacket-fading-into-the-background effect.
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"I'm feeling a lot of emotions right now," Valentine admitted after an inglorious end to a great senior season.
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"Thanks to you we're now saddled with the inglorious task of transforming a hoodrat into respectable morning TV," he says.
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Carrying over from previous games, combat still makes you feel like a big dick Nazi hunter akin to Inglorious Bastards.
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The inglorious exit of May after less than three years on the job ends the latest chapter in the Brexit saga.
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The British Expeditionary Force, dispatched to France in the fall of the previous year, had been forced into an inglorious retreat.
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The causes of this collective amnesia are varied: The Korean War ended in an inglorious tie that was impossible to celebrate.
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But how much of an inglorious an end to America's longest war is he prepared to countenance to make that happen?
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Now, Sean Spicer, after his brief and inglorious tenure as the White House press secretary for the Trump administration in 2017.
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Congress wrapped up one of its most inglorious weeks in recent memory today, slinking out of town under heavy clouds of scandal.
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That seems fitting, really, considering that the mythology of Best's life rather detracts from the sad and inglorious reality of his alcoholism.
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The group also killed one person using VX. The apparent assassination of Kim Jong Nam would add North Korea to this inglorious list.
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Someone playing understated and inglorious like Turner can often be passed over for someone like Claire Danes, who runs around saving the world.
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The best part of the actor's brief appearance is his accent, which is reminiscent of his iconic "Smokey Mountains" accent in Inglorious Basterds.
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So, the concept of limited war had a long and inglorious history during both the Cold War and the post-Cold War periods.
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The writer-director met Pick, who is the daughter of Israeli singer and songwriter Tzvika Pick, in 2009 while promoting his film Inglorious Basterds.
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The phrase "Brad Pitt at war" typically brings to mind the raspy southern drawl and maniacally violent drive of Inglorious Basterds' Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
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The writer-director met Daniella, who is the daughter of Israeli singer and songwriter Tzvika Pick, in 2009 while promoting his film Inglorious Basterds.
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The writer-director met Daniella, who is the daughter of Israeli singer and songwriter Tzvika Pick, in 2009 while promoting his film Inglorious Basterds.
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His return to the spotlight, though, is about as unwelcome as it gets, an inglorious coda to a political career lost in the sun.
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Those were the details laid out in a complaint announced on Thursday by federal prosecutors, which brought that cinematic tale to an inglorious end.
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Jori Lehtera scored his first career playoff goal, and the rookie defenseman Colton Parayko also scored for the Blues, who avoided another inglorious finish.
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Pokémon Go events got off to an inglorious start last month with a disastrous gathering in Chicago that saw battles scuppered by spotty cell service.
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It's an inglorious inventory making the work displayed seem like a stock of items discovered by happenstance and then arranged in categories of visual semblance.
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Before it came to brief and inglorious power in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood attracted believers with the simple but vague slogan "Islam is the solution".
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"It just kinda fired us up, gave us some extra fuel," Bozak said of the inglorious way his team was defeated in the third game.
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The price of each piece is determined partly by quality, but also by how closely it is associated with one of China's most inglorious defeats.
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He say Thurman consented to have him spit in her face, just as Diane Kruger had agreed to let him choke her in Inglorious Basterds.
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The Kremlin's most recent idea of a law defining the Russian nation came to an inglorious end on March 2, after five months of deliberations.
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But there are rumblings about a potential return to politics in Oklahoma, where he served as attorney general before his inglorious tenure at the EPA.
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Global Times, a state newspaper, described Australia as an American toady "with an inglorious history", not even a paper tiger but "a paper cat at best".
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The Kiev-based pair document the inglorious fate of Ukraine's fallen idols in a new hardcover book, Looking for Lenin, out this week from Fuel Publishing.
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When asked which show she would want to work on, the Inglorious Basterds actress had an answer ready: "Oh my god, I love House of Cards."
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Ousted in July after the Obamcare repeal effort failed, his inglorious run as White House chief of staff, fly-swatting and all, was the shortest -- ever.
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Or, at the very least, not destined to fade into an inglorious haze of sponsored Instagram posts, bitter tweets and appearances on next year's X Factor.
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I knew from certain of Tarantino's previous films — specifically, "Inglorious Basterds" (2009) and "Django Unchained" (2012) — that he has a fondness for creating alternate, counterfactual histories.
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I knew from certain of Tarantino's previous films — specifically, "Inglorious Basterds" (2009) and "Django Unchained" (2012) — that he has a fondness for creating alternate, counterfactual histories.
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As for Saturday's Iron Bowl, Jones does not want Carlson to have the inglorious distinction of being the victim of a Kick Six in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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Montgomery said India's Central Bureau of Investigation, which is prosecuting the case, had a "long and inglorious history of being politically motivated in the cases it brings".
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The United States will never achieve any lasting success in Afghanistan unless it can prevail in the inglorious and frustrating business of making Afghanistan's government work better.
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For movies like "Ocean's Eleven" and "Inglorious Bastards," Pitt was paid a base salary, but he also received bonuses depending on the success of the film post-release.
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Inglorious Basterds star Brad Pitt and Django Unchained star Leonardo DiCaprio will reunite with the filmmaker for his ninth film — officially titled Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Inglorious details aside, Klaew died at the top, in a hail of bullets, like a true gangster, and with a reputed fortune of $12 million in the bank.
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Inglorious Basterds actor Daniel Bruhl will portray the man at the head of the hunt for the killer, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler — an "alienist" determined to crack the case.
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Sheriff Joe's inglorious fate — becoming a criminal miscreant in service to an illegal policy born of a cruel political agenda — suggests how foolish and demeaning that could be.
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Pitt starred in 2009's Inglorious Bastards as the Nazi-killing American Lt. Aldo Raine, while DiCaprio played the villainous, slave-owning Calvin Candie in 2012's Django Unchained.
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Instead, his inglorious return to the bench lasted less than 26 minutes, or eight passes by Geno Smith, before a right knee injury knocked Smith out of the game.
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It pierced its tongue when Minority Leader Chuck Schumer chose to make Kavanaugh's confirmation the year's decisive political test, rather than run a broad referendum on Trump's inglorious tenure.
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A lot of movies do this: A Clockwork Orange, No Country for Old Men, Hitchcock's Suspicion, and Inglorious Basterds all use the act of drinking milk as eerily as possible.
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We are not of the mindset that the world is coming to some inglorious end; indeed, we are not even certain that a recession is on the near-term horizon.
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Inglorious, often riddled with the relics of vanished infrastructure, edgelands are the opposite of what most of us imagine "wildness" to be, like the preserved national park or pristine mountain.
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But I have seen both Inglorious Basterds and Django Unchained and liked them both, though I think they're a different kind of film than both The Producers and Jojo Rabbit.
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I was on a panel when we did Inglorious Bastards, and a lot of the movies that were on the panel were movies that had a kind of social relevance.
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In a paparazzo video obtained by Entertainment Tonight, the Inglorious Basterds actor is asked by a photographer whether he and Aniston are getting back together — to which Pitt has three words.
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Asked him about the WW2 film he said he wanted to make, he rambled for ages about what was going to become Inglorious Bastards but I assumed he was talking rubbish.
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So far, though, virtual reality has to take the inglorious award for being among the least popular of humanity's myriad entertainment tools — with no prospect of any change on the horizon.
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The towers, however, turned out to be "awkward giants, glorious to look out (at the river and palisades) and inglorious to look at," the "AIA Guide to New York City" said.
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It was a sweet bit of revenge for an inglorious moment with the Rays during the 2008 World Series in Philadelphia, where Jackson allowed a home run to pitcher Joe Blanton.
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Op-Ed Contributor Even in the long, inglorious history of trumped-up causes, the idea that American clergy members are persecuted by the government for speaking their minds takes the cake.
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So discovered security researcher Paul McMillan this week while watching Inglorious Basterds on his Samsung smart TV: one minute into the movie, an Army recruitment ad popped up on the screen.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship president Dana White cast him on his Ultimate Fighter show, where he suffered an inglorious defeat to portly Roy Nelson and then won an uninspiring decision against Houston Alexander.
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Exactly three weeks before Super Tuesday, Biden had seemed to be sinking toward an inglorious end to a long political career when he trailed in fifth place in the New Hampshire primary.
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The inglorious work of trudging to dim police stations in the middle of the night often to fell to lawyers in the early stages of their careers and eager to climb the ranks.
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To be sure, there is a long and inglorious history of false cross-racial accusations that led to lynching as well as enduring racist stereotypes about black men as innately violent and hypersexual.
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By watching Inglorious Basterds, Fury, and Allied on the TCL P-Series, I realized how well the TCL P-Series could handle the color red and how much it struggled with dark grey.
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The focused ones, who arrive at an epic bout, and realize that this is their time, their slot, their chance to make a dent in history or amend their own short, inglorious lives.
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The team was given its inglorious name by its first owner, George Preston Marshall, an avowed racial segregationist who also made sure his team was the very last to integrate African-American players.
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Inglorious Basterds star Brad Pitt and Django Unchained star Leonardo DiCaprio will reunite with the filmmaker for his ninth film, which Sony Pictures announced Wednesday is officially titled Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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The team was given its inglorious name by its first owner, George Preston Marshall, an avowed racial segregationist who also made sure that his team was the very last to integrate African American players.
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But in an article published Monday by Bleacher Report, Fisher spoke out about his unhappy stint with the Knicks and its inglorious ending, which came after the team had lost nine of 10 games.
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His most recent album Inglorious has given him a second wind of sorts—after beating a series of charges last year—and an escalation of international looks thanks to his appearance on the Starboy tour.
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Instead, his inglorious demotion to the bench lasted less than 215 minutes, or eight passes by Geno Smith, before a right knee injury knocked Smith from Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens at MetLife Stadium.
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The sensitive new mic, in its debut appearance, recorded the repeated impacts of Clinton's finger on the lectern, creating a jarring Foley effect that added theatrical drama to one of the American presidency's most inglorious soundbites.
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But that is not always as easy as it seems for the United States, whose men and women have had great success in the relays but also some inglorious failures in trying to exchange the baton.
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His textual supplementations range from discourses on ambergris — that valuable commodity derived from the inglorious bowels of the whale — to elaborate stories of mermen and merwomen, to geological data on rivers and climates around the world.
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In France, the Intermarché chain of supermarkets started selling what it calls "inglorious" fruits and vegetables in 2014, at 30 percent off, with an advertising and social media campaign decrying the throwing away of good food.
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Although an inglorious exit from an ill-fated hardware expansion in Britain hammered full-year profit almost 60 percent lower, profit from continuing operations rose 5.2 percent to A$2.9 billion ($2.1 billion), beating market expectations.
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After decades of this, we can now accept ironic reimaginings of the war, like Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds, without worry that the memory of the Holocaust will be stained by a gory tongue-in-cheek revenge fantasy.
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Either way Flynn, a highly decorated officer with 33 years service in the army, much of it in Special Operations, at the age of 55 had his career abruptly ended -- and in an inglorious manner to boot.
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Some other stats: First appearance: 20 Total appearances: 15 out of 21 World Cup tournaments Title wins: One An Inglorious Beginning England's first World Cup appearance resulted in a humiliating and unexpected loss to the American team.
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Blatter, whose 18-year reign as president of FIFA met an inglorious end after the United States announced its corruption case two years ago, readily praised Blazer, whose confession helped upend the organization they once served together.
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Now, one year and a bit since Valdet's inglorious death, I am scratching my head about some of the contradictory, uncertain and vague reports that have come from international monitors and reputable news media outlets about his death.
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At least he was able to cushion some of his friends' blows with the neck brace he scored when infamously ramming his head into a concrete wall during their inglorious return to their Italian homeland in season 4.
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The embarrassing exchange was the latest escalation amid mounting tensions that stirred China to threaten India with "greater losses than in 22014," a reference to India's inglorious defeat the last time both sides went to war over borders.
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Then, I searched the venerable, deeply strange, Down to Buck YouTube Channel, which specializes in obscure role players and other slightly washed dudes notching career highs or unusually productivity, in search of highlight mixes from their inglorious seasons.
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Specifically, the director reportedly says he's owed $300,000 for 2007's Grindhouse, $575,000 for 2009's Inglorious Basterds, $1.25 million for 2012's Django Unchained and nearly $2.5 million for 2015's The Hateful Eight, according to bankruptcy papers.
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Director Quentin Tarantino wants all contracts for his "Inglorious Basterds" with The Weinstein Co bundled by the bankrupt film studio, saying his copyrights to the movie are at risk if each agreement is left to stand on its own.
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America suffers from Korean amnesia partly because, as Mr Harden argues, an inglorious stalemate is not easy to celebrate (even the 1970s sitcom M*A*S*H, although set in Korea, was really about the Vietnam war, then under way).
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It's not the first time Tarantino has done this, of course — both 2009's Inglorious Basterds and 2012's Django Unchained hinge on revisionist revenge fantasies in which the director graphically, gleefully upends the normal order of things and changes history.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's an interesting portrait of Howard Berger, a special makeup effects artist who's worked on films like The Chronicles of Narnia and Inglorious Basterds, and the work he does to transform actors into, well, monsters.
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Fiction, the festival (presented by Fathom Events and GI Film Group) will premiere Climb, a film about a double amputee's journey for charity, and "The Real Inglorious Bastards," a documentary about a U.S. World War II veteran's undercover mission in Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Johnson has strung together a dozen top-23 finishes like beads on a necklace since his inglorious defeat last year at Chambers Bay, suggesting he has more than a prayer to win the 123th United States Open beginning Thursday at Oakmont Country Club.
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Against that perception, The Americans has often incorporated inglorious episodes from American history into its plot-lines, highlighting the American program to arm Contras in Nicaragua in season 2, and featuring American support of the apartheid regime in South Africa in season 3.
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The cube is the centerpiece of Es Devlin's set for "The Lehman Trilogy" a play by Stefano Massini about the rise and fall of Lehman Brothers, the financial firm whose inglorious demise sits at the symbolic center of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Like Jonah does in early episodes, it's easy to get caught up in the bloody catharsis of it all, in the way same way that other Nazi-disemboweling fiction—like Inglorious Basterds or the more recent Wolfenstein video games—begs you to.
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"Writing about his experience of calling for an ambulance for one of his children who then turned out not to be seriously ill, Johnson asked, "Why should I not be charged, say, £50 for that inglorious episode, a fraction of its real cost?
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Huawei has an inglorious history of preemptively copying upcoming features from other leading smartphone designers — most notably with its Mate S in 2015, which added Force Touch before the iPhone did (and before anyone at Huawei had any idea what to do with the tech).
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It was an inglorious homecoming for a man who had been known for brandishing a machete while making defiant nationalist speeches and living a lavish, libertine life off drug-trade riches, complete with luxurious mansions, cocaine-fueled parties and voluminous collections of antique guns.
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He and his buddies are the survivors of a horrific battle in Iraq, and while the 218-frames-per-second flashbacks show just how inglorious war can be, the real shock is that the young men are being sent back into battle, right after the show.
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The detention of immigrants on military bases echoes an inglorious period in America's past: the internment of thousands Japanese-Americans during World War II. Those detained between 1942 and 1946, like the immigrants being detained now, were victims of a cruel policy driven by unfounded fears.
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It was an inglorious end to a career that encompassed nearly 60 years, and some of the most treacherous politics in the Arab world, in a country that is one of the world's major oil and gas producers and is considered a bulwark against Islamist terrorism.
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ALBANY — A $15 million state-built film studio outside Syracuse, which promised to produce hundreds of jobs and bring Hollywood's glitter to Central New York, hit an inglorious milestone on Friday with its sale to a new corporation set up by Onondaga County to manage it.
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But the agreement announced on Friday evening — long after many in the state had tuned out the frustration in Albany — also marked the inglorious end of Mr. Cuomo's streak of on-time or close to on-time budgets, something that dated to his inauguration in 2011.
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Still, in the same time frame, only two Cannes Best Actress winners (Carol's Rooney Mara and Volver's Penelope Cruz) has progressed to an Oscar nod, though four Cannes-winning men (Inglorious Basterds' Christoph Waltz, Biutiful's Javier Bardem, The Artist's Jean Dujardin, and Nebraska's Bruce Dern) have done the same.
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Right-hander Jacob deGrom wriggled out of a bases-loaded, none-out jam in the seventh and combined with three relievers on a six-hit shutout as the Mets snapped two inglorious streaks with a 20-24 win over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Citi Field.
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Europe's refugee crisis is proving all but impossible for the region's politicians to tackle without being sucked into an inglorious mire of prejudice — leaving desperate people fleeing conflict-torn countries to be shunted towards the margins or even sent back to the places they were fleeing in the first place.
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That flamethrower, notably, makes its first appearance in a flashback to Rick's role in the fictional action film The Fourteen Fists of McClusky, in which he plays an American spy who sets fire to a room full of Nazis from behind a curtain — an homage to the ending of Inglorious Basterds.
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But if Trump falls for Kim's trap and, after indulging in the bonhomous moment of the summitry, prematurely relaxes sanctions — thus, legitimating and rewarding the world's most tyrannical leader — then his meeting with Kim will be yet another bleak moment in the inglorious annals of U.S. diplomacy vis-à-vis Pyongyang.
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A movie like Inglorious Basterds may not have spawned three sequels and a line of toys, or cleared $500 million in worldwide box office, but it's generally remembered more fondly and concretely than much of the usual May-through-August (or, more accurately over the past few years, March-through-August) fodder.
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But this inglorious history has not prevented socialism from being embraced by Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D-N.
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I've got to tell you, though, it felt really good to pluck them out from my shelves like rotten blackberries at the bottom of a bodega punnet and wing them across the room, slowly forming a small nope pile destined for an inglorious end; I'm not selling that shit, because the only place they belong is at the bottom of a landfill.
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See them on display in the speech he delivered last year at the Oxford Union, in which he argues for the motion that Britain owes reparations to India for its 1.03-year colonization of the country: That speech, which went viral, ricocheting between every Indian family's WhatsApp group, has been developed into a book, Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India.
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BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE rose to speaker after the Republicans gained control in the 85033 elections, but he too met an inglorious end, as Republican backbenchers, including Jordan, help lead him to quit as speaker in 2015, even though the party had recently scored significant wins.
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The sentence capped an inglorious career in which Mr. Calabro, known as Big Dino, rose from a teenage mobster to a vicious captain in the Colombo crime family who, by his own account, had over the years killed at least eight people, including Ralph C. Dols, a New York City police officer whose mistake was marrying the former wife of the Colombo family leader Joel Cacace, Mr. Calabro's onetime boss.
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" Only some of these Vikings played on the 219 team that lost to the Seattle Seahawks when Blair Walsh hooked a short field goal, but many have heard about the other inglorious moments in Minnesota playoff history: the miss by Gary Anderson in the 239 N.F.C. championship game, the overtime kick by Garrett Hartley that escorted New Orleans into the 2010 Super Bowl, Darrin Nelson's drop in the 1987 N.F.C. title game, and Drew Pearson's Hail Mary push-off in 1975. "1975?
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