If one finds white male sexism intolerable, then one should by definition find all male sexism just as intolerable.
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With impressive speed, companies founded to confront "intolerable" problems that it "must be possible to solve" have become intolerable in ways obvious to everyone but them.
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Astute viewers may remember that this was an intolerable meme from all the way back in 2013 which has not grown any less intolerable in the intervening four years.
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It was something that was just intolerable in every way.
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"It's unbearable, and it needs to become intolerable," she added.
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If the FBI director finds that intolerable, he can resign.
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Mr. Netanyahu sternly rejected any such effort as intolerable interference.
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But that is intolerable to the new "woke" Democratic Party.
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But life in her village had become intolerable, she said.
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For Donald Trump, to be wrong about anything is intolerable.
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When political conditions become intolerable, people eventually stop tolerating them.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner described Dettinger's assault as "cowardly and intolerable".
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Americans rightly think that would be intolerable in a rich country.
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And it will only get more and more intolerable every year.
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From the Kremlin's point of view, this security order is intolerable.
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This is objectionable unto itself, but in context, it's absolutely intolerable.
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The atrocities consuming South Sudan tell a horrid and intolerable story.
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But their rulers had an intolerable tendency to defy God's will.
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Everyday life would be intolerable without public denials and mutual winks.
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What's truer is that life in the closet is utterly intolerable.
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But Lister finds this plan intolerable, and she has bigger ideas.
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BRUSSELS — For María Marroquín, life in El Salvador had become intolerable.
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The less limited one feels, the more intolerable all limitation appears.
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American society is taking concrete action to make sexual assault intolerable.
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If suffering is intolerable, it is inhumane not to end it.
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If we're talking about 50 percent not filing, that's — that's intolerable.
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Yes, housing prices are insane, yes, the traffic can be intolerable.
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We stop calling each other because our own voices are intolerable.
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Independent institutions came to be seen as sources of intolerable danger.
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Left as is, the squeeze will be intolerable within a decade.
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Our voices, in this moment, have become essential, and silence intolerable.
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Finally, teach them patience in the face of increasingly intolerable frustration.
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I find that an intolerable invasion of privacy, a red line.
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It would not take much for it to become intolerable once more.
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"I think this kind of deliberate concealment is absolutely intolerable," Blumenthal said.
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Expect excitement and stress, making that perfect rut you've been pacing intolerable.
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The thought of smothering this flaky pastry with jam would be intolerable.
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I mean, this is just unbearable and it needs to be intolerable.
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"Private monopolies are indefensible and intolerable," the party's platform declared in 22020.
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Paying for it would require hiking income tax rates to intolerable heights.
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I mean, this is just unbearable, and it needs to be intolerable.
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These are instances of what Mr. Trump has clearly defined as intolerable.
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For such any business to have such blatant racial inequality is intolerable.
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"The current situation for low-income drivers is intolerable," Mr. Hunter said.
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Sometimes situations become so intolerable that moral certainties are no longer meaningful.
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With the full horrors of Nazism becoming clear, Mosley's views became intolerable.
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When she stayed I figured she would be absolutely intolerable this episode.
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This was an intolerable slight, and it drew the future president's wrath.
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Many of the Rohingya who stayed behind say conditions are growing intolerable.
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Americans, however, recoil in horror from these intolerable impositions on personal liberty.
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For many of those gathered in Tijuana, the wait has become intolerable.
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And we really honestly felt it had got to an intolerable level.
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At first blush, all of us should find the privacy intrusion intolerable.
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More recently, though, the abuses have become intolerable to a democratic republic.
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" His counterpart on the Senate intelligence committee, Dianne Feinstein, called the hacking "intolerable.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You know, Chairman, this is intolerable, you are harassing the witness.
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" Valls also stressed his condemnation of that "intolerable rejection of Islam and Muslims.
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The policy has left many of the desperate migrants in an intolerable situation.
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The decision draws a line marking what's tolerable and intolerable and what's valued.
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For those with no hope, living out their lives in pain is intolerable.
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Amnesty International called's Hussein's sentencing an "intolerable act of cruelty" against a victim.
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Nevertheless, there are still some government-backed bishops whom the Vatican finds intolerable.
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The present is intolerable because it is an outcome of the wrong past.
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Apart from the obvious – that trolls are horrible and racial abuse is intolerable.
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This type tends to be male, but it includes intolerable women as well.
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Individuals with alcoholism sometimes choose to take medication that makes alcohol physically intolerable.
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Profound questions — what he calls "the big potatoes" — are treated with intolerable glibness.
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They absorb shared ideas about what behavior is permitted and what is intolerable.
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When the person is actually to blame for the situations, it's basically intolerable.
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Decades of underinvestment and neglect have led to frequent breakdowns and intolerable delays.
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Sinclair's order was in many ways making working conditions intolerable for these anchors.
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Although he acknowledged that such ups and downs are intolerable for some people.
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In neurosis, individuals break with a portion of reality that they find intolerable.
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Edelman acknowledged, however, that such ups and downs are intolerable for some people.
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It would be intolerable: viewed as a betrayal, grounds for banishment and reprisal.
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Both candidates, McConnell advisers said, would be completely intolerable as general election nominees.
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The economy has grown briskly, without intolerable inflation or too much borrowing from abroad.
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Such treatment of women ought to be an intolerable idea in a modern democracy.
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Its economic policies have made life intolerable for most of the country's 260m citizens.
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The room, a choked effluvial depot, smelled intolerable, and Andrews said we could go.
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Firing Rose is a small step in recognizing that this status quo is intolerable.
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" Meeks called Ocasio-Cortez's comments "intolerable," adding that "we're all on the same team.
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Seeing the threat as intolerable, they began looking for a way to strike back.
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They are reprehensible and intolerable, contradicting my beliefs and outlook on life and society.
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Her predecessor as number one Naomi Osaka said the summit came with intolerable stress.
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France will shoulder its responsibility to end an intolerable threat to our collective security.
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But a couple of his colleagues bullied him and made his work life intolerable.
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This is intolerable and a violation of every human right of child and parent.
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Democratic women, especially, find it intolerable and degrading to call Mr. Trump their president.
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I chose to leave a position after eight months because of intolerable working conditions.
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Jefferson found a house without books intolerable, however, and immediately started replenishing his holdings.
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"That sort of behavior is intolerable and has no place here," the statement said.
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"This is intolerable to every single breathing human being within this state," Justice said.
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Its repression of minority groups, human rights, and democracy in Hong Kong are intolerable.
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By treatment's end, clothing felt intolerable, and a stroll around the block winded me.
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Even if you're not using it now, you will later, when gridlock becomes intolerable.
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That would essentially freeze a status quo that Mr. Trump has declared is intolerable.
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So let there be no doubt: The situation for the Palestinian people is intolerable.
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The premise upon which this question is based is that authoritarianism is intolerable generally.
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"This is the intolerable, politically motivated provocation and tyrannical blackmail ...," it said in a commentary.
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She became allergic to many foods, experienced problems with her thyroid and had intolerable pain.
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Its use of the sedative Midazolam would, he claimed, cause him intolerable and needless agony.
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"The Venezuelan situation has become intolerable," Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie told reporters in Montevideo.
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Animators are bearing a nearly intolerable burden for the sake of beautifully hand-drawn television.
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And it really cheapens the dialogue about what should be the focus on intolerable racism.
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For some, it inspires a total rejection of the artist, whose work becomes suddenly intolerable.
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" Peace Now said that the casualties are "an intolerable result of a trigger-happy policy.
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"Blocking a working reporter from doing his job is unprofessional, disappointing and intolerable," Bhatia said.
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This is disgraceful, it is intolerable, and it doesn't matter what party you belong to.
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McCann left in January 2017, describing the workplace conditions as "intolerable" in her resignation letter.
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Every expert interviewed said separating them in any capacity is psychologically damaging and morally intolerable.
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The fact that foreigners are profiting from all this makes the situation even more intolerable.
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It called the photos and miniaturization claim an "intolerable direct challenge" to the international community.
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The United States stands with our allies across the globe to condemn this intolerable act.
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You directly threaten your adversary with intolerable consequences if he doesn't comply with your demands.
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The United States stands with our allies across the globe to condemn this intolerable attack.
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It's possible that Trump might overreach in ways that even otherwise conservative judges find intolerable.
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Either way, sensations that are mildly unpleasant for most people are wildly intolerable for me.
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One of the top reasons people quit their jobs is because of their intolerable bosses.
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Most of us are unwittingly supporting this intolerable industry by eating meat, dairy and eggs.
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This year, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the state's financing plan created "intolerable" inequities.
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"Wrongful convictions are a serious and intolerable aspect of the criminal justice system," she wrote.
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President Lyndon Johnson, and the men leading the American effort in Vietnam, found this intolerable.
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He also warned Russia and China against their continued "intolerable" support for the Maduro regime.
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Her symptoms, including intolerable eczema over her whole body, would worsen; there were bitter fights.
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An undersecretary with Clovis's racist baggage would have been intolerable then, and it's unthinkable now.
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"Everyone is willing to tolerate the intolerable -- and not do anything about it," Kennedy said.
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We must stop ignoring the just cry of the people suffocated by an intolerable crisis.
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"I think there were gross abuses … and inexplicable behavior that is intolerable in the FBI."
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"This is the intolerable, politically motivated provocation and tyrannical blackmail...," it said in a commentary.
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Under most circumstances, this is an argument that most sex-positive feminists would find completely intolerable.
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Then everyone will decide that corruption is utterly intolerable and fight it until the bitter end.
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Chairman, this is intolerable harassment of the witness" and another calling out, "You need your medication.
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They all have cellular options, yes, but they achieve that by adding intolerable bulk and weight.
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Many also find it upsetting or intolerable to relive memories of assaults and other traumatizing experiences.
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Shintaro Ishihara, then Tokyo's governor and himself a literary star once, called it "unpleasant and intolerable".
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Brandt's sufferers are all over the place, human flotsam and jetsam in messy, dirty, intolerable situations.
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There are also stirrings of civilian resistance as conditions for the population become ever more intolerable.
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The one thing Tehran would find more intolerable than suffering from sanctions is surrendering to them.
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Is there anything nearly as intolerable as the idea that someone you love is in space?
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The lack of action that has been routine, the turning of the other cheek, is intolerable.
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Intuition only tells them what they want, not how to achieve it, and this is intolerable.
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In fact, intolerable bosses are one of the main reasons employees end up leaving a company.
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It's an intolerable lie predicated on the erasure of all of our city's and nation's history.
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"That kind of cherry picking, your honor, is an intolerable abuse of the process," Kaplan said.
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A third described an intolerable stench in her home from pervasive mold that triggers her asthma.
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Any activity of this kind is intolerable, and we all must do more to prevent it.
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Many South Africans, black and white, would regard this argument as an excuse for the intolerable.
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Binding was a necessity for me because my breasts grew as I aged and became intolerable.
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Only a really good book can stand up to audio, though; anything less is almost intolerable.
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But, you know, the cyber espionage is intolerable as is the killing of Americans with fentanyl.
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China's government assailed the vandalism as "totally intolerable" and demanded strong countermeasures from Hong Kong authorities.
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Mr. Sessions's involvement in Mr. Comey's dismissal is intolerable to Mr. Nichols and grounds for removal.
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"Privately, we should be considering what is it that is really intolerable for us," he added.
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If I run my family will suffer intolerable stress due to my electioneering ... I must protect them.
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At the same time, the administration clearly believes that the current situation at the border is intolerable.
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"The harm to Petitioners, who are ostensibly not being punished for criminal activity, is intolerable and ongoing."
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Rasmussen called the issue intolerable and discussed the case with Romanian President Klaus Werner Johannis in June.
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What unites them all is that they live in a state of suspension seemingly interminable and intolerable.
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This, in itself, should be intolerable to any Christian, particularly one who views abortion as morally suspect.
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He quickly fell in love with the country, despite finding the food inedible and the weather intolerable.
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Abe called the launch "absolutely intolerable" and said North Korea must comply with U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Lara Flynn Boyle was replaced by some nerdier actress for the prequel, and she was just intolerable.
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"It is intolerable that human trafficking - modern-day slavery - could occur in our own backyard," Portman said.
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Will President Trump decide, again, that the use of chemical weapons is intolerable and respond with missiles?
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Much more must be done to ensure that the burden on those countries does not become intolerable.
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"The suffering of the people of Hawija and its surrounding areas is intolerable," he told The Times.
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When I first got back from Mongolia, I found the pain intolerable... I couldn't stand the reality.
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Abandoning the investments we have made to keep the country secure since 9/11 is simply intolerable.
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Ethics is the art of limitation, of rejecting parts of our nature that we find morally intolerable.
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We must recognize that extending a period of intolerable suffering against a patient's express wishes is harmful.
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This appears to be an intolerable pattern of bad behavior, and top EPA leadership is ultimately responsible.
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"This is disgraceful, it is intolerable, and it doesn't matter what party you belong to," she added.
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The hoariness of the story might have been intolerable if Thorne didn't make Lucy so unexpectedly charming.
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" On Saturday, Real Madrid expressed its "total support" for Nadal and called the accusations "unjustifiable and intolerable.
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But this is like panning for fool's gold, and it breeds an intolerable corruption of tax dollars.
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You have to build up this thing in your head where you realize the relationship is intolerable.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and the son of President Donald Trump agreed: This boy's treatment was intolerable.
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But it doesn't take any soul searching to know this: Treating children as collateral damage is intolerable.
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Photography works and doesn't work, it is tolerable and intolerable, it confounds and often exceeds our expectations.
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And if and when competitors do show up, Armillaria can create a chemical environment intolerable for them.
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Anti-Trump venting as the reporting model is tiresome and will become intolerable for another three years.
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At best, he said, Mr. Bannon seems willing to "tolerate something that's intolerable" in Mr. Trump's base.
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Damaging the health of children to feed the profits of companies marketing unhealthy processed foods is intolerable.
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That people can fail to reason seems to him, at times, unimaginable—or, at any rate, intolerable.
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They are not very effective, may work only temporarily, and often are laden with intolerable side effects.
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But we should be clear that Republicans are explicitly running on the platform that resistance is intolerable.
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Prohibitionists considered it an intolerable vice, like drinking alcohol, and outlawed it in the early 20th century.
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"Everyone is willing to tolerate the intolerable -- and not do anything about it," said former Democratic Rep.
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"Describing in plain English the various elements of the Islamic Republic's ethos" was intolerable to his jailers.
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But not all pain is intolerable or needs to be pushed down to zero with an opioid.
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It's difficult and dispiriting but occasionally it's the only easy way out of an untenable, intolerable situation.
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Abe described the test as "absolutely intolerable" and said North Korea must comply with U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Israel would find this intolerable—Egypt would have transformed from a partner in peace to a mortal threat.
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Because Christians and whites are groups deemed to have power, all manner of borrowing or parody is intolerable.
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No, it is the freedom from captive sales that is intolerable and cannot be condoned by Big Eye.
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"We're still trying to resolve this issue through dialogue but the situation is becoming intolerable," Chaudhry, told reporters.
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The results of November 8 simply bestow it with greater weight and render the party's incoherence particularly intolerable.
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"It was a culture that was intolerable to me," Bidart said, in a 1996 interview with Ashley Hatcher.
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When the N.C.A.A., which is based in Indianapolis, declared its opposition to the legislation, the pressure became intolerable.
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It has been five whole months since the last "Star Wars" movie, and the wait has been intolerable.
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The carnage these military-style weapons are able to produce when available to the wrong people is intolerable.
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Many people — enough to transform politics as we have known it — feel this system to be simply intolerable.
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That is an intolerable situation and one of the problems that sanctions on Iran are designed to stop.
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The Taliban control much of the country, cannot be defeated and the war's toll on Afghans is intolerable.
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Desert and tropical parks, such as Everglades National Park, may become increasingly intolerable to visitors during warmer summers.
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Ronsel has seen enough of the world and tasted enough freedom to find the strictures of home intolerable.
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Soon, they were making trouble for the university, which they saw as an intolerable outpost of Western liberalism.
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Daily life will soon grow almost intolerable for all and dangerous for some, like the older and frail.
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"We must stop ignoring the just cry of the people suffocated by an intolerable crisis," Mr. Dudamel warned.
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So Trump gets away with conflicts of interest that, to ordinary citizens appear to be, and are, intolerable.
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South Korea's acting president called the killing "an intolerable crime against humanity and terrorist act" masterminded by Pyongyang.
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The broadcaster released a statement explaining that he had been ousted for "intolerable" behavior, but gave no details.
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It is Tehran, not Washington and not Riyadh, that finds the current situation of severe economic pressure intolerable.
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It brought down indoor temperatures by at least two degrees, which was enough to make the intolerable tolerable.
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RIVERA: You know, it&aposs just -- it is so intolerable that that&aposs what all these fuzz is about.
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This followed the revelation yesterday of extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior said to have revolved around his PBS program.
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On Wednesday, Acosta didn't apologize for his controversial decision in the case but called out Epstein's actions as intolerable.
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In 1877, she and her people fled the San Carlos Reservation where they had been living in intolerable conditions.
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Objects demonstrably stolen in the colonial era belong on the intolerable side of the line, and should be returned.
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Her parents and brothers were gassed upon arrival at the camp; she was chosen to live under intolerable conditions.
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"Having to deal with his jealousy— it becomes intolerable, and you can get really nasty about it," Richards reflected.
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In short, for a time, I was truly intolerable (cue some readers nodding their heads in present-tense agreement).
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This all points to heroin's continued penchant for causing intolerable sorrow in the lives of abusers and their families.
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At some point, it will miscalculate or its actions will become intolerable, resulting in a more forceful US reaction.
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I think the level of racial and economic inequality in the nation has reached the point of being intolerable.
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He described this as "intolerable" for Israel, which would act militarily to stop the establishment of permanent Iranian positions.
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The resistance to Reconstruction gave this country the intolerable reality of segregation—but it did not reintroduce chattel slavery.
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Whose chains, heavy and grievous yesterday, are, to-day, rendered more intolerable by the jubilee shouts that reach them.
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But what makes Dickens the Novelist an intolerable book is that they don't ever acknowledge that their minds changed.
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" He noted that it was "intolerable to think of spending one's whole life, like a neuter bee, working, working. . . .
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"Whenever there was too much stress, the anxiety would become almost intolerable, like acid in the veins," she recalled.
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It was too much, almost intolerable to look at — I had to look away, and then back again immediately.
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The big picture: Allowing Hong Kong's dramatic displays of dissent to rage on is intolerable for the Communist Party.
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A knockout view over Paris doesn't have to involve intolerable lines, exorbitant ticket sums or visiting the Eiffel Tower.
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The police described the attack as "brutal" and the State Department called it an intolerable assault on free speech.
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Council ended her marriage after 29 years, saying the physical and emotional abuse by Mr. Council had become intolerable.
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" Former SNL castmember Rob Schneider tweeted that Gillis and other comedians had been the subject of an "intolerable inquisition.
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It's as if he were a kind High Plains sheriff who had stumbled upon an intolerable rodeo of villainy.
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He implied that the idea that universities might treat "homosexual activist groups like any other student group" was intolerable.
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That calmed the tensions but, most Chinese economists think, at an intolerable price: stagnant Japanese growth for two-plus decades.
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Poor people -- in many cases, mothers with children or children alone, fleeing intolerable violence and poverty -- have been scared away.
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Any suggestion that might be construed as censorial is perceived as intolerable, even in the wake of a national tragedy.
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The Hammonds are the victims of one of the most egregious, indefensible and intolerable instances of prosecutorial misconduct in history.
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The Supreme Court ruling covered willing adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering from a severe and incurable medical condition.
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"Regular beatings, bullying, humiliation, insults, intolerable detention conditions - this is happening with the other prisoners, as well," the letter said.
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Racism of any form is intolerable, and we will always act swiftly should it occur in any of our establishments.
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"Cardinal Pell has openly and repeatedly condemned as immoral and intolerable the acts of abuse committed against minors," Burke said.
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Taken together, it's a great list of films to watch even if the "Intolerable" series isn't playing anywhere near you.
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My abductors could make my life intolerable, but as long as I held on to my sanity, I was liberated.
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If women are to value and treasure their bodies, free of shame, the violation of those bodies must be intolerable.
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CBS's long reveal was seen as an intolerable act, slowing down fans' ability to fill out their March Madness brackets.
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The NFL anthem protests are highly visible acts of a kind of defiance that Trump and his supporters find intolerable.
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This attitude represented ethical progress, but it implied that religious truth was not so important that its denial was intolerable.
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But deporting thousands of Central Americans or placing them by force in refugee camps would be intolerable for his supporters.
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The Supreme Court has historically declared that it is "intolerable" to force a citizen to choose between two constitutional rights.
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Mr. Reagan regarded Mr. Ortega as an intolerable threat — a Marxist revolutionary with ties to the Soviet Union and Cuba.
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So policymakers are therefore obliged to choose tolerable cruelties over the intolerable one that we're witnessing in action right now.
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Sitting on their beds brings me right up against their fears, the greatest of which is usually not intolerable pain.
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Many of those who have risked their safety and their futures to take to the streets might find that intolerable.
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"Wrongful convictions are a serious and intolerable aspect of the criminal justice system," Scheindlin wrote in a 46-page decision.
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What is indisputable at this tense moment is that Mr. Maduro's misrule has become intolerable and that he must go.
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Boredom is a good thing, and although it seems intolerable, it is essential to living a full and balanced life.
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Whether that's a crime or not, it's certainly intolerable and something that the House of Representatives should take action on.
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"Hitting a facility whose coordinates were shared as part of the U.N.'s deconfliction system is simply intolerable," he said.
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"This is an intolerable provocation, which this community does not want to endure," the mayor of Concetta Riina's town said.
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"The video, released days after her enlistment, is intolerable and does not reflect the values of the Air Force," Gibson said.
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But we're just now seeing it in this very public stage and the highest level of office, and that feels intolerable.
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If a person is diagnosed with a terrible terminal illness, or is in intolerable pain, why force that person to suffer?
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"Brave women and other people in our community stepped forward to bring intolerable behavior to light," Nellis said in a statement.
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Nick: I found "Bury Me Here" to be one of the most intolerable episodes of the season — and the entire series.
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Amazon has previously been accused of enforcing intolerable conditions at its warehouses, leading to a strike in Italy during Black Friday.
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Rather, it is the building's sense of calm that, he says, contrasts with the almost intolerable intensity of contemporary urban China.
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Poverty's permanence is intolerable and unconscionable, and Robin Hood must focus on lifting families across New York City from poverty permanently.
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And, in fact, some safety measures that would be intolerable in times of calm are acceptable in order to restore security.
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Every road at this point just leads to the average and everyday, which is an intolerable state for a former myth.
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And this is just at base level: when you add other, exterior factors into the mix, his heat becomes almost intolerable.
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National Policy regarding immigration legislation should not create greater fear for families already traumatized by intolerable conditions in their home countries.
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Both have suffered corruption scandals (the PP more so) which, though minor compared with serious kleptocracies, are rendered intolerable by austerity.
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" And in Arizona, the superintendent of public instruction, Diane Douglas, said the federal government's approach was "insulting and, quite frankly, intolerable.
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A Chinese-dominated planet enabled by space-based solar energy would be intolerable for those who prefer to live in freedom.
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Xie didn't confirm why temperatures had risen to levels intolerable for the plants despite the measures taken by the research team.
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And yet it accepts — proudly defends, even — a degree of social dysfunction that would be intolerable in any other rich society.
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KATALINA, A 20-YEAR-OLD nursing student from Barquisimeto in north-western Venezuela, fled last year as living conditions became intolerable.
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But today's local authorities found intolerable the image of old Jewish graves in contemporary France being defaced with the Nazi symbol.
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However, physician-assisted suicide is more immediate and less painful while the others, though legal, can result in intolerable, prolonged anguish.
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Moreover, the suit claims, the president's business dealings create an "intolerable dilemma" for governments like Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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As a narcissist, the thing he finds most intolerable is any suggestion that he cannot get away with whatever he wants.
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We have segregation at a level that is just intolerable for a state like ours, and we have never addressed it.
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President Trump has the opportunity to let the world know that the sponsorship of terror is intolerable and will have consequences.
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Shortly after working with George Clooney on the 2003 film "Intolerable Cruelty," Catherine Zeta-Jones played Isabel Lahiri in "Ocean's Twelve."
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President Obama has spoken out against both types of crimes but considered the cybertheft of trade secrets to be particularly intolerable.
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"If I run my family will suffer intolerable stress due to my electioneering ... I must protect them," he told a press briefing.
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" Responding to the missile test, Trump and Prime Minister Abe issued a joint statement in which Abe called the launch "absolutely intolerable.
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Prime Minister Abe called the launch intolerable and he told North Korea to abide by international law that it stop testing missiles.
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That means that just as your statutory rights to free repair are running out, you're getting hit with an intolerable display malfunction.
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Still, turning to the women's magazines would have been intolerable for her, just when the women's liberation movement was at its height.
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"The presence of concentration camps should be intolerable, and yet here we are, tolerating it," Malcolm Harris recently wrote in Mother Jones.
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In this age of individualism and personal freedom, it is for patients themselves to judge whether their lives are intolerable or not.
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In Canada, the courts have made the case for allowing assisted dying where a person's suffering is intolerable and incapable of relief.
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Instead, he revealed that he would not join the race in order to protect his family from the "intolerable stress" of it.
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She said that she considered sexual harassment intolerable and that it needed to be reported immediately, praising the Trump Organization's HR team.
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But in tandem, the two rules make the risks of renting out property utterly intolerable for the average mom-and-pop landlord.
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"That is a situation that we think is intolerable," Peter Schey, one of the lawyers who filed the motion, told VICE News.
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Sexual harassment or workplace bullying is intolerable and pretty much guaranteed to get you canned if HR gets wind of it. Good.
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A win-win scenario is intolerable to him, because mastery of others is the only moment when he is psychically at peace.
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The stateless global world order to which our current leadership is drawn may be intolerable for a more discerning, critically thinking populace.
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That describes the Coen brothers films that are widely considered the least artistically successful: The Ladykillers, Intolerable Cruelty, and The Hudsucker Proxy.
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"Enner Valencia is nicknamed Superman in South America," it said in an intolerable font, before the whole post was quickly taken down.
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Aside from the damage to the State Department and other discretionary funding programs, the resulting debt will be economically and politically intolerable.
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We both dated other people until that became intolerable, and just before graduation, we decided to give a functional relationship a shot.
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The investigation found that hundreds of Filipino workers sought sanctuary from intolerable working conditions by fleeing to their country's embassy in Qatar.
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For Somali-Canadian activist Ilwad Elman, those numbers are intolerable and she has dedicated her life's work to ending the inhumane practice.
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But since I could quickly get off bupropion if its side-effects were intolerable, she was willing to give it a try.
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This was just two weeks before Christmas and the thought of being locked up because his mother didn't love him was intolerable.
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Liberal parents having drag queens read to their children anywhere is the latest intolerable imposition of liberal authority upon Christian conservatives everywhere.
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The Lindholm Island plan furthers the government's policy of motivating failed asylum seekers to leave the country by making their lives intolerable.
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If England had won the World Cup, the jingoism from The Daily Mail and all the "Brexit" cohorts would have been intolerable.
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"I found spam intolerable, and I felt it had to be possible to recognize it statistically," Graham says of his own work.
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But to Mr. Putin, it seemed like an intolerable attack by the United States government against the stability of his own presidency.
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"The Government is pressing ahead with the wrong option, resulting in intolerable noise levels and worsening air quality," Khan said on Twitter.
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It also is likely to increase low-level clashes by militias in Iraq, to render American presence more costly and possibly intolerable.
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These records, of the days I had lived time and time over, became intolerable now that my time in China was over.
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The United States could accept Iran's harnessing nuclear power for civilian use, but any military purpose for its nuclear program was intolerable.
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During his election campaign in 2017 Emmanuel Macron said he favoured liberalisation, denouncing the existing rules as a form of "intolerable discrimination".
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Befrienders Worldwide Brian Joo, a former K-pop star, wrote on Instagram that he was subjected to intolerable levels of online harassment.
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He blamed "persistent discrepancies between trader marks and analytical fair-market values" for making his job intolerable, according to his witness statement.
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Our leaders have been saying for the last two decades that a nuclear-armed North Korea that can threaten America is intolerable.
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Sexually inappropriate behaviour on Mr. Ghomeshi's part created an intolerable working environment for Ms. Borel which contributed to her leaving the CBC.
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It can be chaotic and rude and even a little intolerable, but one of its central ideals is to make entertainment better.
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White Fragility is a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves.
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The situation was so intolerable, Ambazonian activists say, that only the war for independence launched last year seemed to offer a solution.
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It is evidently intolerable to a huge swath of liberalism to confess the obvious: that those responsible have homes in Brooklyn, too.
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"United had intolerable conditions with several of its coolers and collapsed drains which constituted major public health and safety risks," Moya's lawsuit claims.
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Once a judge found an act intolerable, he would bang a big gong to send the performer off in a cloud of mockery.
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People are easily persuaded that an eyesore despoiling their holiday paradise is intolerable; making them care about invisible, odourless carbon dioxide is tougher.
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This ban treaty will establish a new international standard that the simple possession of nuclear weapons presents an intolerable danger to human survival.
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As long as it is done in good faith, they will tolerate experimentation on people that would be intolerable in non-medical circumstances.
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It doesn't matter if your last boss made it clear that adopting an informal tone was intolerable; you're not working for her anymore.
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As if this is normal, just politics as usual…This is disgraceful, it is intolerable…None of us deserves this kind of abuse.
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If allowed to continue, the action would "constitute an undue, constitutionally intolerable burden on the abortion rights of Ohio women," the filing said.
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In another world -- and in any other administration -- this level of insubordination would be unacceptable, intolerable and these men would likely be gone.
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The effect was as intended: A greater number of children were deported back to the intolerable conditions they risked their lives to flee.
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While there is a need to be ethically sensitive to the subject matter, our civic responsibility requires, at times, confronting truly intolerable conditions.
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The people pressed a button on a hand-held device first when the sensation became painful, and then again when it became intolerable.
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We will undo, we get back the majority, we will undo those intolerable tax cuts on the wealthy and on the big corporations.
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" And news organizations cut ties with the longtime television journalist Charlie Rose, citing allegations by multiple women of "extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior.
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One such incident is intolerable, and it opened our eyes to the urgent need for real reform because we simply cannot risk another.
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College football teams are under tremendous pressure to win, which can also create an environment that enables intolerable behavior, including violence against women.
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In "First Sorrow," a trapeze artist is so dedicated to his work he finds it intolerable to have to descend to the ground.
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" The recipe for good questions, he goes on, is simple: "finding the problem intolerable and feeling it must be possible to solve it.
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"Evils which are patiently endured when they seem inevitable, become intolerable when once the idea of escape from them is suggested," he wrote.
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His refusal this weekend to specifically and immediately denounce the groups responsible for this intolerable violence was both morally disgusting and monumentally stupid.
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"Regardless of the desires for family reunification, or conditions in other countries, the smuggling or trafficking of alien children is intolerable," he wrote.
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To eliminate every scintilla of systemic risk in the financial sector would be extraordinarily costly and would breed an intolerable regime of surveillance.
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And any effective strikes would need to do all this without provoking a response that would erase their benefits or bring intolerable costs.
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John Dunbar, exiled to a remote western Civil War outpost, befriends wolves and Native Americans, making him an intolerable aberration in the military.
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Accommodation now requires fiscal, business and social conservatives to compromise their beliefs in ways that will be wrenching, if not intolerable, to some.
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"I realized the fear this would cause, for clinic patients and clinic staff, and that was just intolerable to me," Bruns tells Broadly.
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"My daughter suffers from heat stroke and there are days when she has to come home because the temperature is intolerable," she tells PEOPLE.
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" Abe called the test "absolutely intolerable," while Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said it was "a clear provocation to Japan and the region.
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The pain soon became intolerable, forcing Beatriz to suppress her screams as she sat on the toilet, watching the blood accumulate in the bowl.
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"This was a worrying and intolerable incident," Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada told a news conference, adding that organizers were striving to improve security.
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Many consider this detainment just as intolerable as the previous policy, which still does not grant amnesty for immigrants who leave countries in crisis.
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He added that prosecutors had convinced him that the Trump comments won&apost put "an intolerable strain" on the public perception of military courts.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who signed the letter to McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook expressing concern about "unsafe and intolerable work conditions" at the company.
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Combined with prolonged heat waves, decades-long megadroughts, and windblown desert dust, these environmental conditions would be intolerable for humans, forcing many to migrate.
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The ease of international movement so many of us enjoy should make the miserable restrictions placed on refugees in Europe all the more intolerable.
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Spellers still competing had to ace common words, such as "intolerable" and "detrimental", along with more obscure words, such as "annus mirabilis" and "hibernaculum".
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Whatever the drawbacks and dangers of the current anti-corruption drive in the region, they are preferable to the alternative: an intolerable status quo.
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"That is an intolerable way to treat women and it's not something that the state should be dragged through," Kaine added at the time.
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My dog is family and that Kokito was subjected to cruel and intolerable treatment that no living creature should be subjected to is horrifying.
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In most cases, employers simply stop paying wages, cut overtime, and generally make life intolerable for the workers so that they choose to leave.
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OUR TIMES ARE INTOLERABLE: Jenny Holzer's Street Posters, 1977-82 continues at Alden Projects (34 Orchard Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through February 12.
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A few Protestants in the 1700s and many more in the 1800s reached a new conviction: that slavery was an absolute and intolerable evil.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster recently called North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capability "intolerable" and suggested that "preventive war" was an active option.
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But the reality is that school shootings are a recurring nightmare in America, and many argue that they are putting intolerable stress on children.
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It said the weapons targeted in the Mediterranean coastal city of Latakia "were meant to attack Israel and posed an intolerable threat against it".
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She felt exhausted by having to live through each day, and the thought of sustaining this for years to come was an intolerable torment.
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"And it's not going to be about the beating up and the intolerable behavior toward Latinos that the current administration has exhibited," she added.
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After all, a succession of American presidents, from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush to Barack Obama, have all said that would be intolerable.
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Comedy website Something Awful has shut down subforum Fuck You and Die (FYAD), with founder Richard "Lowtax" Kyanka citing an intolerable prevalence of Nazis.
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These are the same type of "contingent, intolerable conditions that exist in our society," which Martin Luther King, Jr. discussed nearly fifty years ago.
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The dampening effect on First Amendment rights and the potential for arbitrary administrative action that would result from such a situation would be intolerable.
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For Faust, as for Werther before him, ordinary existence is flavorless and intolerable; like an alcoholic, he demands ever-stronger draughts of emotional intoxication.
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Given this mindset, the INF Treaty which restricts a wide array of missiles will increasingly be perceived as an intolerable restriction on American forces.
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They said this created an intolerable burden for already overworked doctors, and the university was within its legal rights to choose who it accepts.
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KRASNAYA POLYANA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that cyber attacks or other types of interference in other countries' internal affairs were intolerable.
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For example, reports of mistreatment from students garner little attention of department and college heads, whereas similar mistreatment behavior within a corporate lifestyle is intolerable.
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Most now see such an outcome as an intolerable betrayal (never mind that some of them still seem unsure what a customs union actually is).
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Coffee is associated with side effects like insomnia, jitters or heartburn, and because people metabolize caffeine at different rates, it can be intolerable to some.
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Wu said the "behavior of some radical demonstrators ... is absolutely intolerable" and did not elaborate beyond pointing to the legal passage, the Associated Press reported.
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For a madman is also a man whom society did not want to hear and whom it wanted to prevent from uttering certain intolerable truths.
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She strongly defended the right of women to control their own bodies and decisions about abortion, and she condemned sexual assault and harassment as intolerable.
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By the same token, the more they say the backstop is intolerable, the more a suspicious EU will see it as an essential insurance policy.
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Clinton: Tulsa shooting 'unbearable,' should be 'intolerable' CNN's Jason Morris reported from Tulsa, while Max Blau and Catherine E. Shoichet reported and wrote in Atlanta.
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In terms of those that have debuted in more than 77.23,500 theaters, the lowest previous opening belonged to 2003's Intolerable Cruelty with $12.5 million.
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The lawsuit alleges "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination," and singles out former comptroller Judith Slater as a specific instigator of racially discriminatory behavior.
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CHICAGO'S GUN VIOLENCE IS INTOLERABLE -- TRUMP SHOULD PROVIDE HELP A 17-year-old girl was killed after she suffered a gunshot wound to her face.
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Multinational corporations may agree that HB85033's bathroom provisions are intolerable and embarrassing, but will they fight to guarantee robust labor protections for LGBTQ people?
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The comparatively low body count of the past few days is still obscene by most global standards, and ought to be intolerable domestically, as well.
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Infuriated by what he viewed as an intolerable infringement, he pulled French officials from the Brussels institutions of what was then the European Economic Community.
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And the moral horror thereby incurred is intolerable to a liberal democracy that does not want to have millions of men under permanent penal restraint.
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It allows medically assisted suicide only for the terminally ill, stopping short of extending that right to other people suffering intolerable pain or mental suffering.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the notification on Twitter and issued a statement saying the accord would impose intolerable burdens on the American economy.
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"It's intolerable and the responsibility of our entire community that children are being abused and to do what we can to protect them," he said.
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Shootings perpetrated by Americans, on Americans, are occurring at an intolerable rate, with at least four high-profile incidents in just the past seven months.
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Irrigation tends to lower air temperatures, but increase evaporation — with the net effect of making heat waves more intense and intolerable for the human body.
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Right-wing extremists who openly incite hatred and violence, like the head of (anti-Islam grassroots movement) PEGIDA boss Lutz Bachmann, thus receive intolerable support.
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Clinton has cast her candidacy — and now, perhaps, her party — as a safe harbor for voters across the political mainstream who find Mr. Trump intolerable.
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Three decades later, his son Miguel, who had been left behind in Guatemala, began his own journey away from a life that had become intolerable.
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In the meantime, Americans who are concerned about the integrity of our democracy must speak out against these intolerable efforts to undercut a vital investigation.
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But a freeze, as Mr. Tillerson noted in Seoul a year ago, would merely enshrine a status quo that Mr. Trump has viewed as intolerable.
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As Mr. Wooten points out, treatment involves helping the patient to be able to put seemingly intolerable affect states into words rather than into action.
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A far more reasonable approach for venting frustration is to continue voicing opinions in opposition to the intolerable political culture that has taken over Washington.
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After my sister's death, there were an intolerable number of losses in our family — grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins — but somehow, my parents pulled through.
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"The horn honk will be intolerable, diesel fumes and diesel noise will spew forth 24 hours a day underneath peoples' bedroom windows," Mr. Sweeney said.
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The pain intensified after I climbed the stairs of the subway at Times Square and then became intolerable once I settled in at my desk.
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Though there's no way to measure the precise impact, we know that they absorb shared ideas about what behavior is permitted and what is intolerable.
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A political leader who thrives on chaos, relishes disorder and governs on the principle of narcissistic self-interest is virtually certain to find defeat intolerable.
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It may have more to gain from making life intolerable for the United States and its citizens in the region in a slow burn approach.
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As Nicholas Mirzoeff explained, media saturation is such that even the most intolerable forms of violence today barely have an impact on the public consciousness.
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And here is an equally intriguing question: Does China realize that its huge, and growing, trade surpluses with the U.S. are economically and politically intolerable?
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The Council argued sensibly that the names were intolerable for a majority-black city and anathema to the cosmopolitan image that Memphis wanted to project.
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It would be morally irresponsible for me to do that without, at the same time, condemning the contingent, intolerable conditions that exist in our society.
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Some of the biggest changes in recent decades have made the meritocracy even more intolerable than it was in the glory days of the 11-plus.
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Inside prisons, e-messaging companies are quietly building a money-making machine virtually unhindered by competition—a monopoly that would be intolerable in the outside world.
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The militant Hindu communalists have been able to join hands with many Indians who are without religious convictions, but regard the separation of Pakistan as intolerable.
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And it's intolerable for politicians -- or anyone else -- to give this problem short shrift, particularly in light of a recent analysis from the independent CDC Foundation.
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Griffin and Mr. Bick have completely deprived my family and me of the use of our yard, and have essentially rendered living in our home intolerable.
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He said he wanted to ensure "a strong sense of reality" in finding a solution, calling it "intolerable" that the polluting cars remain on U.S. roads.
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"This defendant was willing to subject terminal cancer patients to intolerable pain in order to feed his own addiction," U.S. Attorney Town said in a statement.
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And any person of conscience, regardless of their religious or partisan beliefs, should be able to agree: Violence against any person, in any form, is intolerable.
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But the oversight board, which may have seemed a reasonable requirement in Washington, has been seen on the island as an intolerable vestige of colonial rule.
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At the same time, knowing his deep Catholic faith, I can understand why he found it intolerable that pagan idols be displayed in a Catholic church.
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"If the conditions of confinement at MDC are as represented in plaintiff's submissions", she wrote, "there can be little question that such conditions are constitutionally intolerable".
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This can serve to reduce overcrowding, which continues to plague some state corrections systems and can make a prison an intolerable place to work and live.
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Arguments over when speech becomes intolerable and what should be done when that line has been crossed have already turned violent; now the kids are involved.
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While Sebastian went on to behave like an intolerable American and release a bunch of junk no one can recall, Noll faded but was never forgotten.
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The consent decrees that regulate the music powers that be are all that is stopping the industry from becoming embroiled in intolerable price gouging and gridlock.
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"They plainly abided a situation that was intolerable, and they shouldn't have done it," said Robert F. Bauer, a White House counsel under President Barack Obama.
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The museum has reviewed procedures and told security guards that "any lapses are intolerable," the Shaanxi Cultural Heritage Promotion Center official told the Beijing Youth Daily.
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In contrast, imagine a healthy woman who wants suicide assistance because she feels that having been raped makes her existence one of intolerable indignity and degradation.
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As the site explodes in popularity, then, what this reveals about users—and perhaps the intolerable nature of modern existence—goes way beyond their naked flesh.
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Conversation anxiety, though not itself a disorder, is an aspect of social anxiety that can make dates, parties, and mixers anywhere from mildly stressful to intolerable.
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BUENOS AIRES — It was a sweltering afternoon at the rundown central bus station in Argentina's capital, but Amelia Cartes Novoa was beaming despite the intolerable heat.
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She has told her four children that she intends to die before her life deteriorates to levels she finds intolerable; they accept her decision, she said.
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Mr. David questioned whether the Housing Authority had the "ability to actually perform the necessary repairs," and agreed with Mr. Cornegy's assessment that conditions were intolerable.
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Because Julia had prior experience with self-medicating HRT, she knew she could return to that practice if her doctor prescribed treatment were to become intolerable.
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That summer, the Thames, coursing with the city's raw sewage, made life intolerable for residents, including members of Parliament, who worked right beside the river's stench.
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The bombs can most certainly leave, and Turkey can remain as NATO's intolerable black sheep—its status in the alliance being a problem for another day.
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Third, Trump's White House speech rolling out his Iran Policy Review does not target Tehran's human rights record and hence to expose the regime's intolerable abuses.
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"North Korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable," Mr. Abe said, calling on the country to comply with all relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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"As the president and foreign minister have underlined on multiple occasions, their imprisonment is intolerable," the French Foreign Ministry said in a daily online press briefing.
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"The notion that our reporter's commendable and insightful work led to a criminal prosecution that has resulted in this wrongful conviction is intolerable," Mr. Lewis said.
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To let the president and his top aides have that kind of threat hanging over their heads would, under any normal circumstances, be considered completely intolerable.
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Now, as a collective, we're realizing that this has been intolerable for all of us, and that we have to stand up for ourselves and our professions.
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But by 2008, we knew that the terrorist threat had increased to intolerable levels, both to American forces in South Asia and to the United States itself.
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That may seem like a trivial amount of "warmth" to you and me, but to a computer-based civilization, it could represent an intolerable amount of heat.
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"What ends up happening is that clients feel anxiety is something dangerous or intolerable, and they can't survive it without those coping strategies they've developed," Quinn says.
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Besser laid it out thusly: As Bernie gained momentum, his candidacy opened space for intolerable misogyny, including especially dispiriting vitriol from self-identified progressive men and women.
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Still, that doesn't justify harboring hooligans such as de Jong, who is said to be nice enough off the field but whose transgressions on it are intolerable.
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The presiding judge, Chile Eboe-Osuji, said that he had wanted to declare a mistrial "due to the troubling incidence of witness interference and intolerable political meddling".
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The itching was so bad, in fact, that Bostock would get nauseous and couldn't even shower, since the sensation of water on her itchy bump was intolerable.
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Clinton continues to grapple with Mr. Sanders's challenge on the left, could become an intolerable prospect for Democrats eager for a free hand to engage Mr. Trump.
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The wars in Ukraine and Syria will continue namely because Moscow cannot let go of Ukraine without admitting defeat, which is intolerable to Putin and his regime.
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The pain of separation between parents and children is an intolerable pain, and something that all people with a shred of humanity in their hearts will appreciate.
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We now know that this speech was designed to sell the war in Iraq, to paint Saddam Hussein's government as an intolerable threat to the United States.
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Bhadveer had grown into a handsome man—he was no longer skinny but seemed very fit and also trendily dressed—and I found his company almost intolerable.
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"The unclear state of uncertainty between Uniper and Fortum up to now has created an unsatisfactory and intolerable dynamic that is detrimental to the company," Elliott said.
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" Later she would say, "Living together with a man, the man one loves the most, the best of men, is an intolerable torment for a modern woman.
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"I want to work!" screeches a kratt, voicing the mantra of gadgets that find idleness so intolerable they view it as a reason to kill their makers.
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But onstage, a work about racial injustice in which its principal black characters have no agency would be intolerable, so Mr. Sorkin makes a series of adjustments.
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To the Editor: As a psychiatric clinical nurse specialist, I understand why people contemplate suicide when they see it as their only way out of intolerable suffering.
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"Treating children humanely and not detaining them indefinitely in often intolerable conditions is not a legal loophole, as the secretary of homeland security claims," Mr. Schey said.
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When Agnes discovers that she's pregnant, she flinches at the prospect of having an abortion, which clearly strikes her as yet one more intolerable rejection of life.
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The official Japanese reaction has been blistering, with a former executive calling Ghosn's escape to Lebanon a betrayal and Japan's justice minister Masako Mori calling it intolerable.
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"From the limited accounts I've read and heard of the meeting, the President was presented with an intolerable proposal," DiFabio told CNN in a text message Friday.
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Long-ago relationships between consenting adults earn an eyeroll, not the widespread condemnation provoked by abusive behavior now universally regarded as intolerable in the "Me Too" era.
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"It is intolerable that, living in a democratic state of law, it's not possible to have an orderly campaign," President Michel Temer said in a televised address.
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Those struggling with addiction often vacillate between emotional extremes, and situations that might otherwise cause normal, everyday disagreements in a relationship can blow up into intolerable conflict.
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Anything higher quickly becomes intolerable: Once you get up to 65 decibels, the Federal Aviation Administration has determined, an area may not be suitable for residential use.
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" No court date has been set, but Zawadski's attorney Beth Littrell hopes the case will "send a message that anti-gay discrimination is intolerable in a civilized society.
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It was shocking to find so much current evidence of the intolerable tyranny of post-structuralist professors sucking the life's blood out of idealistic young teachers and writers.
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The launch was condemned by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as "absolutely intolerable" during a press conference with Trump, and prompted responses from South Korea, China and Russia.
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"Negative bond yields create intolerable business conditions for the big pools of savings in our society," Carl Weinberg of High Frequency Economics wrote in a note to clients.
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"It is intolerable that human trafficking — modern-day slavery — could occur in our own backyard," said Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio and the chairman of the subcommittee.
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Yet the quasi-colonial status quo, which has robbed their government of initiative while putting them at the back of the line for federal attention, now seems intolerable.
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Now everyone has to wait even longer, until the hour gets later and the conversation gets even more intolerable, and another person stands up and grabs her coat.
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The failure to support climate change initiatives is made all the more intolerable when considering the accompanying economic and job creation benefits presented by a clean energy economy.
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This new precedent is intolerable on a number of levels, not least of which is that the people decided when they elected Barack Obama to a second term.
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Stealing intellectual property isn't just a foreign issue either: it is as equally intolerable when it happens in the domestic realm by sneaky Francis Cabot Lowell-like figures.
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But as Ely shows, what was acceptable in 1928 became intolerable by the early 1950s, especially in the wake of political activism led by groups like the NAACP.
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In such a world, those people who are forced to flee intolerable conditions are not considered to be "bearers of rights," even those supposedly considered inalienable to humanity.
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"Every word uttered by Mr. Anglin in this public dispute is protected by the First Amendment, no matter how many people find those views intolerable," Anglin's lawyers argue.
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No. In fact, some of those drugs definitively did not work for me, and sometimes made my anxiety worse, or created inconvenient and, at times, intolerable side effects.
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Toews's cast has already discarded the first option; the only thing more intolerable than what has already happened to them is for them to do nothing in response.
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Pain is naturally a more urgent research priority, given that most of us find it intolerable, but fully understanding it will require a better understanding of its opposite.
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But that political center-point is shifting towards a space in which previously intolerable views on key policy areas, such as immigration, have dramatically lurched to the right.
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If luck is on your side, you might get about 20 minutes to take it all in before it becomes intolerable, explains high-altitude medical expert Sundeep Dhillon.
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George Clooney is a longtime friend of the Coens, having played doofuses in their films Burn After Reading, Intolerable Cruelty, and (most memorably) O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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For opposition fans, he was an intolerable player, a thorn in the side the discomfort of which would reduce them to tears of frustration and grimaces of pain.
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The chorus arrives with a choir—screeching, hyperbolic, almost intolerable to listen to—a musical device associated with the ethereal and uplifting, twisted into something disturbing and overwrought.
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"Conversation anxiety," though not itself a disorder, is an aspect of social anxiety that can make dates, parties, and work happy hours anywhere from mildly stressful to intolerable.
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Citing an "intolerable threat," Israel said its jets were targeting a military facility in Syria from which weapons-manufacturing systems were to be transferred to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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The employee terminated their own contract, but, according to Eurogamer, French law allows for employees who resign under intolerable conditions to be treated as having been unfairly dismissed.
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They had come to feel like a trap but without them I found the evenings intolerable, there was too much time for thinking, too much time for remorse.
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It doesn't kill you, it wasn't going to kill her, but she was trapped in a situation of intolerable suffering on account of a grievous and incurable illness.
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"The international community must stop turning a blind eye to these violations and the intolerable humanitarian situation" in Yemen, Kamel Jendoubi, the panel's chairman, said in a statement.
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"This is intolerable to the administration of justice and the court cannot sit idly by, shrug its shoulders and say, 'Oh, that's just Roger being Roger,'" Jackson said.
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"Next year Tennesseans will be paying an intolerable increase – on average, between 44 and 85033 percent more for their ObamaCare plans than they paid last year," he said.
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For many of the men used to seeing their own faces reflected in the halls of power, this trend away from white male authority has simply become intolerable.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has fired the city&aposs police superintendent, Eddie Johnson, over "intolerable actions" and "ethical lapses" in connection to Johnson&aposs behavior on October 17.
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Pro-abortion litmus tests from any political party can drive away the millions of voters who believe that life begins at conception and who find unrestricted abortion intolerable.
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Some experts warn that under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt is sliding from authoritarian rule into a totalitarian system where even a smidgen of dissent is intolerable.
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Some appointees would find such humiliation intolerable, or, like Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, would figure out how to disagree with and steer Mr. Trump without provoking his ire.
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The harsh immigration policies she instituted — most infamously the "zero tolerance" policy that led to thousands of family separations at the border — are, in their view, morally intolerable.
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The public is fast realizing this is an intolerable situation in a country with an increasing immigrant population of non-Catholics and a rising generation of younger nonpracticing Catholics.
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Another pilot, Jeremy Tam, who is also a pro-democracy lawmaker, said on Tuesday that he and others had quit the airline as the internal political pressure was intolerable.
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Some of them are better people than others, and some of them are intolerable people, but I've known an awful lot of good ones — and the same with women.
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More recently, the Commerce Department has increasingly restricted imports and exports in a variety of geopolitical and trade disputes, placing an intolerable burden on FEDEX and other express carriers.
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An 'intolerant incitement to murder' But his apparent suggestion that Hillary Clinton might be shot dead for imposing gun control is by any standards an intolerable incitement to murder.
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It's an absurd, intolerable situation, but that's life in America in 2018 — and a perfect illustration of how Trump's unfitness for office exerts a corrosive influence throughout American life.
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Life for many of the 1m-odd asylum-seekers who have fled Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other war-torn countries for Europe in the past year has become intolerable.
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The clock to file constructive discharge claims starts running for workers who quit in the face of intolerable discrimination after they resign, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday.
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Republican lawmakers hope Trump can win some concessions from Democrats, but they say the shutdown has become intolerable and they want to see a resolution as soon as possible.
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The Supreme Court last year said willing adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering from a severe and incurable medical condition had the right to a medically assisted death.
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"If they had nuclear weapons that can threaten the United States, it's intolerable from the president's perspective," he told MSNBC last week in an interview that aired on Saturday.
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For those holding this view, no secular considerations, not even appeals to conventional morality or to practical common sense, can overturn a religious conviction that false beliefs are intolerable.
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The 2016 American National Election Study showed Trump greatly improved his share of the vote from Mitt Romney's in 2012 among those with the most intolerable views on immigration.
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But his unsparing reaction to their bids stoked speculation that they enjoyed support from a corner of the security establishment, a smidgen of dissent that Mr. Sisi found intolerable.
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Greg Barns, a lawyer who advises Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks, said in a telephone interview from New Zealand that the situation was "intolerable" for his client and for Ecuador.
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This persistent targeting, which was often highly personal in nature, was made all the more intolerable because the artists we engaged are queer, women, and/or people of color.
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Investigations by the magazine "uncovered very unpleasant incidents, which are completely intolerable and which we regret greatly: Some individuals have behaved very badly," the academy said in a statement.
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With the intolerable levels of CO2 in the atmosphere, society has realized that it is up against a limit with the energy model as it has been until now.
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A statement in Spanish posted to the Twitter account of the broadcaster, Mediaset Espana, said a contestant had been expelled for "intolerable" behavior that had been reported to authorities.
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Such narrowly defined objectives remain the least bad approach from the United States' perspective, even as they require Americans to tolerate the intolerable from a moral and humanitarian perspective.
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Even for upper income families this is intolerable with premiums well over 10 percent of their gross income and deductibles making the plans useless to all but the sickest.
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"I am again appealing to all parties, and those with influence over them, to listen to us and to the affected population: end this intolerable human suffering," Za'tari said.
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Together they are pushing an old nativists' dream: a "self-deportation" strategy, also called "attrition through enforcement," which envisions making America whiter by making life intolerable for unauthorized immigrants.
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With crude oil and natural gas flowing to foreign destinations in greater volumes, the United States can make sure other nations don't have to "tolerate the intolerable," Perry said.
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The hearing, before Judge Analisa Torres of Federal District Court in Manhattan, followed complaints that inmates at the jail, the Metropolitan Detention Center, were being housed in intolerable conditions.
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Temperatures in the Gulf are expected to become "intolerable" for humans by the end of the century if climate change is not addressed, a 2015 Nature Climate Change study showed.
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LONDON — Four Syrian refugees, who have been living in "intolerable" conditions in the sprawling camp outside of Calais in northern France known as the "Jungle" have been allowed into Britain.
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"These acts of rioting, which damage social peace and disregard the law, are intolerable in any civilized society that respects the rule of law," said Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam.
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Many of those who've had cancer will tell you it does not have to be a life sentence of intolerable pain or bedridden illness as television or film sometimes shows.
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The protests persist because the government has made life intolerable: shortages of food and medicine are acute, the murder rate is probably the world's highest and democracy has been extinguished.
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Externally imposed standards often whip an artist into shape but just as often produce misbegotten results, and if he'd gone all the way with it, the album would be intolerable.
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So bravo, Harvard, for taking a stand to right years of wrongs, by declaring publicly that written and verbal degradation of women is intolerable, a gateway to more serious behavior.
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"Uber and Cabify are putting the viability of the taxi sector and 130,000 jobs at risk...The union considers this unfair competition intolerable," the UGT union said in a statement.
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Gianno Caldwell: Chicago's gun violence is intolerable -- Trump should provide help This is not a 'Trump-Free Zone': Chicago protesters march over violence, demand ouster of Rahm Emanuel REMEMBERING &aposMRS.
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That scandalously large and intolerable trade deficit in 2017 is now running at an annual rate of $630.6 billion, based on numbers for the first two months of this year.
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Nevertheless, politicians and advocates have lined up to fight such "inequitable" and intolerable rules as protecting the right to counsel or allowing for a full opportunity to respond to evidence.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) described on Thursday the staged murder of a Russian dissident journalist who dramatically reappeared alive a day later as "intolerable" and "inadmissible".
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Most patients spend years consulting multiple clinicians and experimenting with a myriad of treatments until, if fortunate, they stumble upon a therapy that provides some relief without intolerable side effects.
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The companionship label was wrong from the start, and it became increasingly intolerable as demand for home care increased and a vast for-profit industry developed to meet that demand.
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She felt she wasn't equipped to handle life, she wrote, that she felt like an alien, a freak, that consciousness was intolerable and that she was scared of going crazy.
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"The economic losses have become intolerable," Xingdong (XD) Chen, chief China economist for BNP Paribas, told CNN Business, adding that the government has to balance resuming work while remaining vigilant.
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"It was intolerable that scholars couldn't easily get their hands on the material," said Sandro Cappelletto, the editor of Studi Verdiani, the journal of the National Institute of Verdi Studies.
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But at other times, as he watches a torrent of negative news on cable television, he has said he wants a quick end to a process that he finds intolerable.
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As Carson McCullers wrote, being someone's beloved can be intolerable: the lover is always trying to see you, to strip you bare, and what could be worse for an addict?
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Finally, when his behavior became truly intolerable, Rome's elite did what the party now controlling Congress seems unable even to contemplate: It found a way to get rid of him.
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For Prochnik, it becomes intolerable to imagine that the very ideas in whose warm waters he so fruitfully swam could also be used by those with whom he disagrees politically.
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Editorial President Trump on Wednesday unveiled the first proposals to make good on his promise to make America impenetrable to unauthorized immigrants and intolerable for those who are already here.
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The constitutional court ruled in September that it was not always a crime to help someone in "intolerable suffering" to kill themselves, opening the way to Monday's verdict clearing Cappato.
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It's true, of course, that if there's a treatment for cancer in another country that Americans were too priggish to pursue, that situation would be—to borrow Johnson's wording—intolerable.
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"It was intolerable and it seemed like maybe something worse was happening," he said, talking in a weak, raspy voice with a tube in his nose and monitors beeping nearby.
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The piece is named "Intolerable Whiteness," a nod to lactose intolerance which, according to the artist's statement, affects most African Americans and Latinx people, and the vast majority of Asians.
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"Filling in that ocean to build a base that will be there for 200 years on land that Okinawans can't touch would be utterly intolerable," he told the assembly last month.
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The reason is that race trumps(!) class in their cultural calculations since any government policy that redistributes resources across the population disproportionately benefits blacks and Hispanics, an outcome they find intolerable.
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The day may come when the nation suddenly finds the privileged status of the Anglican church intolerable, either because other faiths are much stronger or because faith in general has withered.
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Park Won-soon, the liberal mayor of Seoul (no relation to the president), says it is a dark reminder of those times, and an "intolerable" attack on South Korea's vibrant democracy.
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"We have great admiration for Time's Up and for the courageous women and men who have brought about a long-overdue reckoning with decades of intolerable sexual abuse," the statement read.
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It's not so much Julian Assange being held hostage in the Ecuadorean embassy, it's actually Julian Assange holding the Ecuadorean embassy hostage in a situation that was absolutely intolerable for them.
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However, the Minister of Food and Agriculture, Julia Klöckner, has since stated that chick culling is "intolerable from an ethical point of view" and must be abolished as soon as possible.
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"For decades, this intolerable, unacceptable behavior was the subject of whispering and now, we're shouting, and the shouting is being heard," says Daniel Medwed, a professor at Northeastern's School of Law.
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"They pour their products onto markets without even paying value-added tax, and hardly any other tax at all, it is intolerable," Bompard said in an interview with Journal du Dimanche.
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The human body is also rapidly deteriorating at that altitude, meaning most people can spend only a matter of minutes at the top, without extra oxygen supplies, before it becomes intolerable.
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But 24-year-old British actor Will Poulter, who took on the role, felt that the story was more important than any backlash he could face for playing an intolerable racist.
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The minister had drawn up a 20-point report calling for Kovesi's dismissal and told reporters last week she was responsible for "acts and facts intolerable to the rule of law".
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She had told the courts of her recurring nightmares about her time in the military, and would find it intolerable to be treated as a man upon her return to Singapore.
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In practice, critics anticipate, it will be used to shore up the near-monopoly of the Russian Orthodox church and make life pretty intolerable for non-conformists and other minority faiths.
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As the social cost of stop-and-frisk and mass incarceration has become, rightly, intolerable, we ask if the crime decline, with its unprecedented benefits for the marginalized populations, can survive.
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Sent by twelve colonies, they had to make a monumental decision: how to respond to Britain's "Intolerable Acts," an unprecedented exercise of power sparking outrage on both sides of the Atlantic.
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"If they had nuclear weapons that can threaten the United States, it's intolerable from the president's perspective," national security adviser H.R. McMaster said in an interview that aired Saturday on MSNBC.
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The sequence is even more intolerable in light of the testimony of the actress Tippi Hedren, who played Marnie: in a 2016 memoir , she described how Hitchcock had sexually harassed her.
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Masked assailants storm Hong Kong metro station with batons in an apparent attack on pro-democracy protestersChina condemns 'intolerable' Hong Kong protesters for targeting its offices in the semi-autonomous city
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government should revoke landing rights for Kuwait Airways given its ban on Israeli passengers, a senior Justice Department official said on Friday, saying such discrimination was intolerable.
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"If they had nuclear weapons that can threaten the United States, it's intolerable from the president's perspective," national security adviser H.R. McMaster said in an interview that aired Saturday on MSNBC.
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"This treatment of citizens outraged by the very corruption from which they now suffer is intolerable," S. Lee Merritt, the attorney representing Jean's family, said in the statement to the newspaper.
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Historians of medieval Europe and historians of America alike have a duty under these circumstances to intervene and to condemn, where misunderstood pasts are lending intolerable fringe groups a pseudo-genealogy.
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But that would enshrine the North Korean nuclear arsenal at something around its current level, an outcome Mr. Trump and his national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, have already rejected as intolerable.
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But however intolerable this situation may appear to be, the path to progress should not include blaming the women who also merit a place on a gunman's long list of victims.
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But curtailment of Kim — freezing or reversing his nuclear program now before it becomes an intolerable threat — is achievable through the tough, stubborn diplomacy that stopped Iran short of a bomb.
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Israel has had excellent reasons for not intervening: Operating overtly in a neighboring country would appear as an intolerable interference in Arab affairs to the Arab world, which already hates Israel.
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Their lawsuit said that they had repeatedly complained about "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination" to network executives but that no action was taken and that the inappropriate behavior continued.
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But the Obama administration appealed, and an appeals court overturned the order, agreeing that letting the defense counsel see the application would create an intolerable risk of disclosing sensitive government secrets.
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"I think it is intolerable for democracy," said George C. Edwards III, a political science professor at Texas A&M University and the author of a book on the Electoral College.
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Those of us on the other side need to be clear that Mr. Trump's callous disregard for people outside his demographic is intolerable, and will be destructive to the entire nation.
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Ms. Kalinicheva, a secretary in a Moscow office, said she had suffered from intolerable lower back pain before trying leeches, applied weekly at a walk-in medical center, the Hirudotherapy Clinic.
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But Orlando and others in the Labour Party found some of her coverage intolerable and are furious she is now portrayed by some as a fearless reporter and anti-corruption martyr.
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"I find it intolerable the way that Thyssenkrupp is talking the steel business into the ground," said Detlef Wetzel, the representative of trade union IG Metall on Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe's supervisory board.
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Even in an unlikely case that Beijing and Tokyo agreed to — again — put that matter to the side, China regards that problem as an intolerable infringement on its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Certainly the memories of those Americans who were held as slaves defy any effort to minimize their suffering, but for most in the 13 colonies things were not that intolerable at all.
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It is necessary to close the "intolerable pay gap" so men and women in both eastern and western Germany get the same amount of pay for doing the same work, Schulz said.
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" Frost began the statement, "We have great admiration for Time's Up and for the courageous women and men who have brought about a long-overdue reckoning with decades of intolerable sexual abuse.
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In his book, Gorsuch notes that intolerable pain is not a good argument in favor of assisted suicide, which risks creating a world in which some lives are less valuable than others.
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But beyond his hypocrisy, George had a reputation for being an intolerable and relentless jerk to pretty much everyone he came across, especially his wife, who he frequently physically and verbally assaulted.
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" In terms of emotional and verbal abuse, she said "insults about her value as an artist, her looks, and her weight are insufficient to constitute extreme, outrageous conduct intolerable in civilized society.
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"This barbaric crime affects every country and this funding will protect those who risk being trafficked to our shores or who suffer intolerable cruelty to make the products we buy," said Rudd.
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CHICAGO'S GUN VIOLENCE IS INTOLERABLE -- TRUMP SHOULD PROVIDE HELP Johnson, who became commissioner in 2016, said he made the commitment to make the department better, particularly repairing relationships with the black community.
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" The lawsuit alleges Corey was "left to suffer the extreme, excessive and intolerable psychological and emotional distress and the associated physical effects without any assistance, guidance, care or custody of his parents.
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In a reversal of last century's common sense, the Court found that corporations did have free speech rights after all and that campaign finance laws placed an intolerable restriction on those rights.
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"Our research has found virtually no public safety rationale for the ongoing arrest and prosecution of marijuana smoking, and no moral justification for the intolerable racial disparities that underlie enforcement," Vance said.
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But the solution must be a coherent, humane and (in Europe) collective policy that shares the burden of immigrants and gives people fleeing intolerable conditions a fair chance to find safe refuge.
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Millennial occultists might seem silly to outsiders, but you don't have to believe in hexes, witchcraft or magic to take them seriously as a sign that many people find the present intolerable.
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Today, cyclists draw a special kind of vitriol from drivers in America's car capital, where traffic congestion is increasingly intolerable as the region's population grows by an estimated 211,2000 people a year.
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Last year, referring to commuters' "summer of agony," Mr. Cuomo said conditions at Penn Station had become "intolerable" and sent a letter to the White House asking Mr. Trump for emergency funding.
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It's bad enough that drivers have to go out and put themselves in harm's way working with limited protection, but to have complete disrespect from supervisors is intolerable and cannot go on.
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Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency on Wednesday said the former American vice president had insulted the country's supreme leadership and committed an "intolerable and serious politically-motivated provocation" against the North.
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But it's hard not to suspect that what many of us find intolerable is a concept of God that gives inadequate license to the cruelty of which our own imaginations are capable.
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It would show that Democrats are serious when they say that Trump's behavior is intolerable, and potentially allow them to seize control of the day-to-day narrative of this rancid presidency.
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This approach will create a "pay me now or pay me later" mentality in company executives that they genuinely understand and that makes the real costs of cybersecurity breaches intolerable to them.
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Blocker holds Yellow Hawk (Wes Studi) personally responsible for the deaths of his friends and regards the government's decision to set him free after years in captivity to be an intolerable betrayal.
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One woman told me the NHS was under intolerable strain because there were too many people accessing it and "my son's operation was delayed because of immigrants," an impossible claim to validate.
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Calling the slaying "calculated, outrageous, aggravated and intolerable" in handing down the sentence, Judge Holly Brown told Jake he could have divorced or separated from Crystal rather than killing her, the Chronicle reports.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — We all have fantasies — narratives we play over and over in our heads to escape the mundane or even intolerable realities of our everyday lives.
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Many politicians are just pleased the deal turned the migrant crisis from a situation of "intolerable dysfunction to tolerable dysfunction", says Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank in Brussels.
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But on December 9th Mr Leung told reporters at a hastily arranged press conference that he would not join the race in order to protect his family from the "intolerable stress" of it.
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His plot also intersects too often with the intolerable Harper Glass (Hellboy's Selma Blair), who reports on the alien artifact to her website's 250 million followers, making her the world's most popular journalist.
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The thought of anyone being forced to stay in an unsafe situation at the detriment of their sanity and future is intolerable—and that's the very injustice Sisters Uncut are standing up against.
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The Commission's vice-president, Jyrki Katainen, recently in effect accused Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's coalition of lying about the true state of the economy; its finance minister, Pier Carlo Padoan, called that "intolerable".
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Clinton calls shootings 'intolerable' Clinton has commented throughout the week on the shootings of Scott and and Terence Crutcher, an unarmed black man who was killed by police last week in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Moral qualms aside, that good friend would likely agree the victim was an intolerable jerk who had it coming and, jeez, you shouldn't have done this but where do you keep the shovel?
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While most of us wake up at an intolerable hour to the sounds of wind chimes, some European techno, or just a really annoying buzzer, Microsoft has other plans for our morning ritual.
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" A 2001 survey by the NIH found reports that low frequency sound could cause vertigo, imbalance, "intolerable sensations," incapacitation, disorientation, nausea, vomiting, bowel spasms and "resonances in inner organs, such as the heart.
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In May, the court said that the Legislature's current funding formula "creates intolerable, and simply unfair, wealth-based disparities among the districts," and gave the Legislature until June 30 to find a solution.
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America's Treasury imposed sanctions on North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Un, and other senior officials in the country for the first time, because they "inflict intolerable cruelty and hardship on millions" of people.
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"It's intolerable for the Indian government to hide behind the fig leaf of bureaucracy," said Karin Deutsch Karlekar, director of PEN America's Free Expression at Risk Programs, in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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But Brzezinski said the Hollywood executive's termination "didn't feel like enough" and that she wanted to get an assurance "that this behavior is completely intolerable" before she moved ahead with the book deal.
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Should these Sunni and Shiite adversaries all be verifiably willing to remain non-nuclear after the P28503+22019 agreement, their cumulative conventional, chemical and biological capabilities could still bring intolerable harms to Israel.
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This is an intolerable abuse of the public interest and a direct result of the cage fights over taxation and budget cutting that have made statehouse politics such an embarrassment across the nation.
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Although the report has not been peer reviewed in a scientific journal, its conclusions are supported by other scientific studies warning of intolerable heat waves that could be life-threatening for outdoor workers.
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The #MeToo movement has proved that spider webs of protection for predators can be ripped apart in an instant, that unspeakable things that have been tolerated for decades can suddenly be deemed intolerable.
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"Abusing defenseless animals is an intolerable act and even more despicable when the animal was abused in retaliation to 'get back' at its owner," Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said in a statement.
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I really thought Marie's death would be sort of a watershed event, and the world would take notice, or the US government would find the targeting and murder of an American citizen intolerable.
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"If you were to have a downturn, I really do believe that the wealth conflict, the left, the right and all of that would be intolerable," he said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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The U.S. Department of Labor was founded in the 19th century to provide basic protections for workers from being mistreated by business owners whose drive to maximize profits resulted in intolerable worker abuse.
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Intolerable that someone who personally oversaw an American-operated torture chamber in Thailand could be promoted to head the C.I.A. As President Trump tries to defend Gina Haspel, two points should be recalled.
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But for Israelis, the weekly demonstrations — which are accompanied by firebombs and burning kites dispatched into Israeli fields and breakthroughs by small groups of Hamas members into Israeli territory — are an intolerable threat.
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Empathy for the many is a precondition of any more decent world union — of any purposeful U.S. political movement beyond "America First" — but what might foster such feelings without causing intolerable individual pain?
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Sources in the military prosecution told me that "because of the intolerable public pressure, we thought that" charging him with murder "would lead to an earthquake," so the charge was reduced to manslaughter.
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And if this increased competition between regulatory agencies becomes intolerable or any figures from the Trump administration become suspect, perhaps Congress will reclaim its rightful place as the primary source of economic regulation.
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This has left many consumers in an intolerable predicament -- in some cases, having to spend up to a third or even half of their income on premiums and deductibles before insurance kicks in.
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Just a year ago, Rex W. Tillerson, then the secretary of state, called that position insufficient because it merely perpetuated an ability to strike that Mr. Trump had, until recently, characterized as intolerable.
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"It's hit a point where people are choosing to travel by ride-hailing because the subways have become intolerable," said Thomas K. Wright, president of the Regional Plan Association, an urban policy group.
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He described the country much in the same way that George W. Bush had described Iraq in 2002: as a brutal, irrational regime whose weapons pose an intolerable threat to the American homeland.
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" As NPR noted, this was still his public stance in January 2018, when Trump told intolerable British media personality Piers Morgan, "I didn't want elephants killed and stuffed and have the tusks brought back.
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Addressing these patterns and these problems and these intolerable conditions for some of our fellow citizens is not going to be a matter of some great innovation, some great new idea, some technological fix.
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"Pay-to-play schemes are intolerable, and lobbyists and their clients should understand that the S.E.C. will be aggressive in holding participants accountable," said David Glockner, the director of the S.E.C.'s Chicago office.
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Now it should be asked whether the most famed liberal magazines are seeking a "safe space" for themselves, one in which they don't confront people whom they, or their readers, deem to be intolerable.
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The throb of separation clearly nags at Lowery, as does the elasticity of time: the way in which it hops ahead like a skipping stone, describes a circle, or slows to an intolerable crawl.
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If civil rights law protects them in the other 99.9 percent of their day — as I hope it will — will they find traditional bathroom practices probably favored by most of their fellow citizens intolerable?
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"We find it intolerable and inexcusable that child care operators are not immediately investigating reports, contacting and fully assisting law enforcement, preserving evidence, and demanding justice for these children," they said in the letter.
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These brave individuals deserve our respect, as they have pioneered an important conversation over the intolerable behavior they've had to endure at the hands of others, simply to get through each and every day.
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Over the last year, one of the most intriguing developments in American politics has been the emergence of a faction of Republicans who find Donald Trump intolerable: #NeverTrump, to use its social media moniker.
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" Ms. Runyon believed in standing up by whatever means necessary, arguing in 1975 in a letter to The New York Times that "when oppression makes the struggle for survival intolerable, passive acceptance is irresponsible.
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Even though Mr. Ghosn has not been formally charged with a crime, Mr. Saikawa told reporters Monday that his boss's behavior had been intolerable and he would recommend his removal as the company's chairman.
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It is intolerable, given the millions in this situation, that state officials would not know who may lawfully vote and who may not, or what a person like David Sadler must do to qualify.
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"It remains to be seen whether, as acting director, he will uphold the prophylactic traditions of the agency and resist arrangements that would have been deemed intolerable in any other administration," Mr. Thomas said.
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Their deaths exposed the "intolerable" conditions for the 70,000 people, more than 90 percent of them women and children, who are crammed into the Kurdish-run camp, with little access to medicine and food.
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It seems an impossible posture from which to project a song, but he's incorporated the leg-lifting into his character so that it reads to the audience like a bodily expression of intolerable emotion.
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"I've never seen these levels of bureaucracy, and the result is intolerable," he said, adding that New Yorkers "burned me an effigy" over just a few days without power after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she fired him over "intolerable actions" and "ethical lapses" in connection to a night in October where he was found asleep at a stop sign in his running SUV.
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"This persistent targeting, which was often highly personal in nature, was made all the more intolerable because the artists we engaged are queer, women, and/or people of color," they said on their website.
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Mr. Trump and Congress must strengthen those efforts and help them become a regional campaign to rein in rule by criminal cliques and murderous gangs that make daily life intolerable for the average citizen.
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The party's mayor in Livorno called the obligation to vaccinate "intolerable," while others in Puglia invited people to a hearing by doctors who believed eating nuts was more effective than vaccines in preventing illnesses.
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" Related: Germany Is Turning Away Syrian Refugees Once Again Cologne mayor Henriette Reker said there was no reason to believe the perpetrators of the attacks were refugees, though what happened was "unbelievable and intolerable.
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"The US missile attack against Syria is a clear and intolerable act of aggression against a sovereign state and we strongly condemn it," a government official reportedly told the North Korea's national news agency, KCNA.
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Of course, many conservatives act as "Trump apologists," covering for the President when he says or does something worthy of criticism, and they tolerate the intolerable in the pursuit of more conservative Supreme Court appointments.
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I strongly condemn the unprovoked assault on members of our community, including University personnel who were attempting to maintain order...The violence displayed on Grounds is intolerable and is entirely inconsistent with the University's values.
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Change is urgently being demanded by market forces — shifts in consumer habits, intolerable rising costs to advertisers and through a nearly universal dissatisfaction with the advertising models that have dominated (plagued) the U.S. digital economy.
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Editorial In the hope of combating America's intolerable levels of gun violence, with Congress refusing to pass hugely popular gun-safety measures, President Obama is issuing a modest, limited set of executive actions on guns.
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With little more than ten minutes to take a decision that could kill hundreds of millions of people, even the calmest individual would be under intolerable stress if informed that America was under imminent attack.
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Should clients find the heat intolerable, Rebecca explains, they can ask her to press a button to deliver a "cool blast" that would almost instantly stop any discomfort inadvertently caused by their insides being microwaved.
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The committee had suggested that anyone experiencing "intolerable suffering" should be able to seek a doctor's help to die; instead, the draft bill covers only those with terminal illnesses for whom death is "reasonably foreseeable".
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They're often more compelling than the main storyline, and they make things that could seem intolerable if they were mandatory — like one of the game's only traditional boss fights — a nice change of pace instead.
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The government is teetering in Linzian fashion, the country at intolerable risk, because Republicans despise the wishes of the larger half of the country more than they respect the constitution and their oaths to it.
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Duque y su partido, el Centro Democrático, se opusieron al Acuerdo de Paz firmado por el expresidente Juan Manuel Santos porque consideraron que el arreglo otorgaba a la antigua guerrilla una dosis intolerable de impunidad.
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Across southern Europe, from the choked boulevards of Gaudi's Barcelona to the swarms of cruise liners disgorging passengers into Croatia's mediaeval Dubrovnik, residents are complaining that a sharp rise in tourism is making life intolerable.
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If that's the case, the resulting political ads from the Democrats would be devastating to Mr. Trump's image among his supporters and, more important from Mr. Trump's perspective, personally intolerable, given his fragile self-image.
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Difficult love, the sort that, in the context of her siblings, Hopper describes as both "consoling and intolerable," might demand more temperate frequencies; it might even send us reeling, battle scars sketched across our skin.
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What happens is that censorship slips from government to civil society, to groups and institutions and individuals who see some form of speech or publication as intolerable, and seek to ban it, or remove it.
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Far be it from this conservative to advocate more regulation, but having what is essentially the world's largest news site operating virtually unregulated while all of its competitors are buried under heavy rules is intolerable.
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President John F. Kennedy called the system "nearly intolerable," and after he was killed, President Lyndon Johnson spearheaded a reform that aimed to give an equal chance to people from all corners of the world.
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But it reached an intolerable level about a year into her career, when a delirious patient kicked her so hard in the pelvis that she slammed into a glass wall and fell to the ground.
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How long will it be before these low-cost states begin passing taxes mirroring the Stamp Act, the Townshend Acts, the Tea Tax and the Intolerable Acts to collect more and more of our earnings?
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Earlier this month, after New York Governor Andrew Cuomo complained that homeless people were responsible for "intolerable conditions" in the city's subways, the Metropolitan Transit Authority said they would hire 500 new transit police officers.
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The attack on Bolsonaro, a polarizing figure who is often referred to Brazil's answer to Donald Trump, was universally condemned by the country's politicians, with President Michel Temer saying it was "intolerable" in a democracy.
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It was nervous of using its obvious superiority of force to crush a rebellion that had so effectively highlighted the undeniable truth that indigenous people in Mexico had suffered intolerable exploitation and discrimination for centuries.
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In a 2017 interview, Luciano Benetton called the company's decline an "an intolerable pain" and said he plans to place a renewed focus on what made the brand successful in the first place, the outlet reported.
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One nomination is for her latest album, Rainbow, and the other is for the single "Praying," a song she wrote about finding peace after going through what she describes as a nearly intolerable period of depression.
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Such figures as the United States Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, have drawn up a charge sheet of Chinese norms and practices deemed intolerable now that China is so large, and so competitive in so many fields.
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Washington (CNN)White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster said the possibility that North Korea could possess nuclear weapons capable of reaching the United States would be "intolerable" and could lead to a US military response.
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In imposing the sanctions under a 1991 law that requires action against countries responsible for a chemical or biological weapons attack, President Trump showed he will not give Putin a free pass for his intolerable actions.
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OUR TIMES ARE INTOLERABLE: Jenny Holzer's Street Posters, 227-20173 at Alden Projects on the Lower East Side) and Powhida in March (William Powhida: After the Contemporary at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Connecticut).
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Dan MaffeiDaniel (Dan) Benjamin MaffeiThe UAW rejects the suggestion that protecting the environment is bad for the economy Maffei loses reelection in reprisal of 2010 Lawmakers to Commerce IG: Alleged whistleblower targeting 'intolerable' MORE's (D-N.
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Merkel, whose support slipped last year when she resisted pressure to impose caps on refugees, insisting Germany could cope with the 1.1 million migrants who arrived in 2015, said the events were "completely unacceptable" and "intolerable".
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There was something about Obama's blackness, his intellectualism, his cool distillation of problems that was intolerable to a wide swath of the white working class angered by lost jobs, lost wars, lost security and lost pride.
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"A physical-presence requirement ... bears no logical relationship to current economic conditions, and imposes intolerable burdens on the states' ability to collect tax revenue they are lawfully owed," Solicitor General Noel Francisco said in the brief.
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" In 1900, the Democratic Party platform included the belief that "private monopolies are indefensible and intolerable," declaring: "Unless their insatiate greed is checked, all wealth will be aggregated in a few hands and the Republic destroyed.
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David Wojnarowicz's desperate voice reported the intolerable homophobic climate that followed the spread of AIDS in the US at the end of the '80s, while the Lesbian Avengers developed an enjoyable handbook for strategies of protest.
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The capital budget also included money to make improvements in public housing, under an agreement announced earlier on Monday between the city and federal prosecutors to fix intolerable conditions at the New York City Housing Authority.
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Pennsylvania Station in New York will soon become even more intolerable than commuters thought was possible when aging tracks are closed for repairs and the number of trains serving the nation's busiest station is significantly reduced.
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In the absence of an explicit constitutional right to vote, laws like these are harder to strike down, even though they should be as intolerable as the poll taxes and literacy tests of the last century.
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"A physical-presence requirement ... bears no logical relationship to current economic conditions, and imposes intolerable burdens on the states ability to collect tax revenue they are lawfully owed," Solicitor General Noel Francisco said in the brief.
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The House Ethics Committee had opened an investigation into his behavior, and the office of Speaker Paul D. Ryan said in a statement that Mr. Ryan had made it clear that Mr. Franks's actions were intolerable.
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Back in my day, the 303&aposs, the early 1960&aposs, in locker rooms you said a lot of stuff intolerable, no room for wiggling, no room to nuance, and I make it about ideology or philosophy.
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And the fact that I was taken in by this defamation of him and effectively became part of a silent mob that was just watching what amounted to a modern witch-burning, that was intolerable to me.
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In an evening video address released by the government, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's top official who has rejected calls to back away from the proposed legislation, condemned what she called the "intolerable" behavior of protesters.
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Sullivan said any delay in bringing them back would be intolerable and that Sessions and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen should argue why they shouldn&apost be held in contempt of court if they failed to comply.
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"Such cases are intolerable and have no place in our culture," Jamshed Rasooli, spokesman for the attorney general, said in a statement, adding police had been asked to expedite their investigation so the case could be prosecuted.
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The most recent picture on display, "Tagged" (2014), is one of the many images McNeely has made of a nude, lanky woman, often a stand-in for herself, trapped in some kind of uncomfortable, often intolerable situation.
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" His behavior — according to the court document, obtained by PEOPLE — was "so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London firefighters battling to control the deadly Grenfell Tower blaze faced intolerable dilemmas as to whether to direct residents to stay put or try and escape through toxic smoke, a public inquiry has been told.
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The most basic research into what happens inside Muslim communities—within Europe as well as outside—reveals a pattern of discrimination, physical and sexual abuse, and general misogyny that Western women (and hopefully men) would find intolerable.
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Political dissatisfaction may be widespread, but that seemingly isn't enough: The status quo needs to be so intolerable that people are prepared to prioritize change, and the collective effort that it demands, over their own self-interests.
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A downward spiral in the rhetoric of our leaders lowers the bar for all the rest of us, makes the previously intolerable tolerable and, for the dangerously deranged few who lurk in our society, makes violence inevitable.
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As she tried to catch hers, Creel ran onstage with a glass of water and knelt before the star, whose mortality we could suddenly sense and see: Bette wouldn't be Bette forever, and the idea was intolerable.
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The roundup of the students in this manner was called "simply intolerable" by Cécile Duflot, a former housing minister and now the director general of Oxfam in France, and condemned by other human rights advocates and politicians.
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In an age so conspicuously conscious of liberal notions of equality and inclusivity — evidenced, for example, by the rapid surge in support for same-sex marriage — the notion that indigenous people could be ignored is becoming intolerable.
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The acid rain hasn't fucking stopped since last year / my eyes are being corroded, its bleak lyrics go, speaking to "intolerable living conditions" that member Nadya Tolokonnikova condemned in an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The screenplay by Romano (The Lincoln Lawyer, Intolerable Cruelty) could have conceivably found a way to capture both the book's plot and its tone, but this one is a misstep, and fundamentally doesn't understand its source material.
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Conversations with parents in many countries show that the need for parents and their kids to stay in touch in these uncertain times -- especially in the US with frequent school shootings -- make all-school-day bans intolerable.
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"It is important to recall that Cardinal Pell has openly and repeatedly condemned as immoral and intolerable acts of abuse committed against minors," the Vatican spokesman, Greg Burke, said on Thursday after Cardinal Pell read his statement.
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Despite levels of sulfur dioxide that can become intolerable, people stay because they do not like the conditions at shelters, do not have friends or relatives they can live with or cannot afford to rent or buy elsewhere.
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"In retrospect, as the president I should have clearly said what is obvious for me personally and for us as an association, namely that any form of racism is unbearable, unacceptable and intolerable," he said in a statement.
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Once Daphne had made up her mind to swim, the elevator ride down to the lobby suddenly seemed like an intolerable delay; the soft shoulder of sand between the hotel's back door and the beach looked miles wide.
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"The defendants' conduct was so outrageous in character, and so extreme in degree, as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency, and to be regarded as atrocious, and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the lawsuit states.
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Some progressives, who find the idea that America has experienced racial progress over the past 50 years intolerable, have argued that what has really happened is that those cunning racists have just become better at concealing their prejudice.
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"I realized that as I was thinking I was like being the tough guy, doing the thing, showing up to work, I programmed myself to tolerate the intolerable," Bush, 36, said of her time on the NBC drama.
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Unauto VTC, a VTC association, issued a press release on Saturday decrying the blockade of the city and what it dubbed "intolerable levels of violence" by taxi associations, as well as attacking the "absolutely disproportionate" proposed VTC regulations.
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The 1.2km-long suspension bridge, part of a privately run motorway linking the port city with France, had been slowly eroding in the sea air for decades, requiring non-stop maintenance, but life had become intolerable for residents.
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For by so doing we should merge our identity in yours; follow and repeat and score still deeper the old worn ruts in which society, like a gramophone whose needle has stuck, is grinding out with intolerable unanimity.
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We will inevitably hear how this decision is some kind of an olive branch to the many critics in both parties who have said that the stances Trump took on the Charlottesville violence are intolerable for the nation.
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"If I were to tell you that the garbage I'm dumping in front of your house is twenty per cent less this year than it was last year, you would still think I'm doing something intolerable," Lackner said.
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PARIS, Jan 14 (Reuters) - French cabin equipment supplier Zodiac Aerospace said on Thursday it had heard loud and clear Airbus message that delays in aircraft seats delivery were intolerable, and it was doing everything to remedy the situation.
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"Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea continues to inflict intolerable cruelty and hardship on millions of its own people, including extrajudicial killings, forced labor and torture," Adam J. Szubin, a top Treasury Department official, said in a statement.
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"The party repeatedly made myopic decisions, tolerating the intolerable views of a segment of the party unwilling to accept that problem-solving is complicated," said Tony Fratto, a Republican consultant who served in the George W. Bush administration.
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On Thursday, Mr. Friedman said through a spokesman that he had told Mr. Batali about five years ago that he could no longer host or attend parties on the third floor, because his behavior there had become intolerable.
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Most recently, however, the case for "just asking questions" — for finding a problem intolerable and believing there must be some way to fix it — has proved remarkably well suited for a fresh purpose: challenging the tech companies themselves.
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"If your house is rebuilt twice in a century, on average, that's going to be intolerable for the functioning of insurance," warned Robert Muir-Wood, chief research officer of Risk Management Solutions, a firm that models catastrophe risk.
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"What I hear time and time again from people who are going through this legislative process for the first time, people in their early 20s ... is that their level of anxiety and fear is almost intolerable," he said.
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TOKYO, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Carlos Ghosn's accusations against Japan's legal system are "absolutely intolerable", Justice Minister Masako Mori said on Thursday, firing back at the auto executive-turned-fugitive shortly after his highly anticipated media appearance in Beirut.
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A California state appeals court on Wednesday revived a former state highway patrol officer's claims that he was forced to quit because he is gay, reversing a judge who said he had failed to allege intolerable working conditions.
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N.L." cast member Rob Schneider portrayed Gillis as a victim of political correctness, calling him a casualty of an era when "comedic misfires are subject to the intolerable inquisition of those who never risked bombing on stage themselves.
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" The complaint argued that actions taken by the defendants "were so outrageous in character and so extreme in degree as to go beyond all possible bounds of decency and are atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community.
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Not because of who dies — I've always thought the Sand Snakes were poorly written and borderline intolerable, and this feels like the writers cleaning house and starting the bloodshed in the latest battle for Westeros at the same time.
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These 28 films are full of enormous characters, men and women of world-historic or pop-cultural significance, people who face seemingly intolerable oppression with nigh-unimaginable resolve, characters who are victimized or who encounter and occasionally inflict cruelty.
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That's especially true for Amazon, a company that has been accused of enforcing intolerable conditions at its warehouses, like timed toilet breaks, 55-hour work weeks, and packing timers that ensure a worker is packing enough boxes per hour.
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Last month, the government halved the price of cancer drug Opdivo, developed by Bristol Myers Squibb Co and Ono Pharmaceutical Co, on fears that a rapid uptake of the medicine would prove an intolerable burden on the healthcare system.
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Her claims of insults about her value as an artist, her looks, and her weight are insufficient to constitute extreme, outrageous conduct intolerable in civilized society," Kornreich wrote, adding the instances that would constitute as intentional were "time-barred.
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Similar dynamics around tolerable and intolerable behaviors played out across this early internet as fan groups, ever more accessible and visible, worked to "monitor the boundaries of a specific form of subcultural performance" on USENET forums such as alt.gothic.
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The uncertainty facing four million expatriate European and British citizens has become intolerable, said the heads of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Trades Union Congress (TUC) - who often sit on opposite sides of the corporate negotiating table.
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Universal distribution chief Nicholas Carpou said that CinemaScore may not capture the brothers' fan base, noting that previous films from the pair, such as "The Ladykillers" (C CinemaScore) and "Intolerable Cruelty" (C+) have scored poorly, but showed some endurance.
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"As the CEO of USA Gymnastics, it is heartbreaking and unacceptable for a young person to have the intolerable burden that results from being a victim of sexual misconduct," said Penny in a statement released after the USOC meeting.
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Those two qualities in particular act as factories endlessly capable of producing "redundant people," those who are either locally unemployable or politically intolerable, and are therefore forced to seek shelter or more promising life opportunities away from their homes.
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However, in a landmark 2013 case, the ECHR ruled that life sentences without parole amount to (in their view) intolerable punishment and violate the European Commission on Human Rights, notwithstanding that some of these life-sentence convicts committed murder.
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Mitt Romney endorsed "self-deportation," a strategy—devised by anti-immigration activists like Kris Kobach and Mark Krikorian—to force unauthorized immigrants to leave the country of their own volition, by making life intolerable for them and their families.
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To drop another quote, he represented the "intolerable other", a powerful black man who saw himself as every bit the equal of his white contemporaries, who would not do as they told him but rather railed against their norms.
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Liberals are using their cultural power against the right because it's the only power they have left, and people have a desperate need to say, and to hear others say, that what is happening in this country is intolerable.
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"Maybe what happened here is a bunch of rich people realised that in order to both save lives and protect the economy they'd have to redistribute some wealth to working people, and that was intolerable to them," said Meyers.
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"The Boy Scout Defendants' conduct was an outrageous violation of societal norms and went so far beyond all possible bounds of decency so as to be regarded as atrocious and utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the suit says.
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We need effective crime reduction strategies, just as we did in the '80s: Even before some cities recently started to see recent increases in homicide, violence suffered by poor minority communities — especially, young black men — was at intolerable levels.
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"It has become clear that Mr. Johnson engaged in a series of actions that are intolerable for any leader in a position of trust, particularly the head of the Chicago Police Department," Lightfoot said in a Monday news conference.
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In a joint appearance, Mr Abe described the launch as "absolutely intolerable" and demanded that North Korea should comply with a raft of UN Security Council resolutions that have so far done little to restrain its missile and nuclear programmes.
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Whereas the "ill will" of the rabid segregationist was out in the open and could therefore be combated, the "shallow understanding from people of good will" threatened to enervate the civil rights movement into acceptance of an intolerable status quo.
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My mania and subsequent depression seemed to have been exorcised by the overdose I'd taken immediately prior to being hospitalized, and other than being frustrated by my return to the WS2 ward, life no longer felt like an intolerable sentence.
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This shows that a line between the intolerable and the just about tolerable, between the past and the distant past can be drawn—and moved—without a free-for-all in which vast amounts of art are suddenly up for grabs.
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I'm not a huge fan of pharmaceutical solutions, but, desperate, I've tried a range of birth control pills to lighten my periods (they either didn't work, or I found myself in the 3% of women who suffer intolerable side effects).
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"He has amassed significant evidence that Alabama's current lethal junction protocol will result in intolerable and needless agony," she wrote, referring to Arthur's argument that Alabama's lethal injection method violated the U.S. Constitution's Eighth Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
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The case for immunity has its adherents, but they based their position largely on the consideration that a president subject to prosecution would be unable to perform the duties of the office, a result that they see as constitutionally intolerable.
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"Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea continues to inflict intolerable cruelty and hardship on millions of its own people, including extrajudicial killings, forced labor, and torture," Acting Undersecretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Adam J. Szubin said in a statement.
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My PC is anchored to a desk, and has managed to make gaming on laptops largely intolerable because they always manage to remind me of all the cut corners and lost performance separating a desktop PC from a portable unit.
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Few public debates have strayed as far from Socratic ideals of truth-seeking as those involving refugees, and in particular whether America is running intolerable risks by granting asylum to Muslims from such terror-wracked regions as the Middle East.
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In the background of that decision was the well-established American legal principle that employers must provide "reasonable accommodation" of their workers' religious needs, provided that this does not cause intolerable hardship to the operation of a firm or organisation.
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As the couple discussed Michelle Obama's speech condemning Donald J. Trump's treatment of women as "intolerable," Ms. Fagin, 62, who spent her career running a specialty bookstore in Chicago, turned to her husband and said that something had happened to her.
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This unambiguously intolerable outcome could be produced either in unexpected increments of escalation by either or both of the dominant national players, or instead, by any sudden quantum leap in applied destructiveness undertaken by the United States and/or North Korea.
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The danceable beats of his collegiate rave days steadily gave way to ominous industrial noise, and finally to shapeless sonic experiments with titles like "High Fidelity Hate" and "Robotic Oompa Loompa March," which all but a few listeners will find intolerable.
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For example, a large, national insurer has recently decided to make one antidepressant an "excluded benefit" regardless of a patient's history of previously failed drugs or intolerable side effects from the "covered" treatment options – without a defensible explanation or medical rationale.
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But this was the largest such study and raised a real question about how to treat patients who are at high risk of heart disease and say they cannot or will not take a statin because of intolerable side effects.
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Critics say that the Hungarian government, unable to simply deport those who have been denied asylum — in many cases without meaningful assessment of their claims — instead tries to force them out of the country by making conditions intolerable for them.
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Her point: to have white people imagine what it would mean to face the kinds of violence black people experience within and outside of their communities, to see themselves as the potential victims racial violence to show why it is intolerable.
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Any attempts to institute degrowth from above will be seen as an intolerable offense to human dignity and well-being, so long as the rest of civilization is hitched to the train of economic expansion—whether capitalist, socialist, or otherwise.
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"This is intolerable to the administration of justice and the court should not sit idly by, shrug its shoulders and say well that is just Roger being Roger," US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson said before handing down the sentence.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday "intolerable human rights violations" were taking place in Cameroon, a week after 22 people were killed by gunmen in military fatigues in a village at the heart of a separatist insurgency.
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Former Chicago police superintendent Eddie Johnson has spoken out after Mayor Lori Lightfoot fired him over "intolerable actions" and "ethical lapses" in connection to a night in October when he was found asleep at a stop sign in his running SUV.
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For the President, who seeks to exert dominance over every room, situation or relationship, the lack of control over the fate of his own clan and the business that bears his name as prosecutors bear down must be close to intolerable.
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In her suit, Ingrid Avendaño — a Latina — details what she calls an "intolerable" work environment where she was subject to sexual harassment and paid less than her male and white counterparts, with little action from the company to remedy those issues.
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"Though the loyalty of former chiefs of staff was never in doubt, it is alarming that the British services knew more about P-26 than the Swiss government did," the government wrote at the time, calling unilateral military initiatives without civilian oversight "intolerable".
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Specifically, Mosby and Moya say in their lawsuits, when they spoke up about the "intolerable conditions" at the Newark catering facility and pushed for resources to address them, they were stripped of their duties, reassigned to far-flung offices or forced to resign.
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The uniqueness of our case was in the application of the criteria set forth in Canada's Supreme Court decision: specifically that the "grievous and irremediable medical condition" causing our client "intolerable" and "enduring suffering" had, as its underlying cause, a psychiatric diagnosis.
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When work conditions grew intolerable in the unit, it was the Navy's inspector general that stepped in, rendering a judgment in 2012 that the environment was "toxic" and that one or both of the top two doctors, including Dr. Jackson, should go.
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"We all know that the credibility of U.N. peacekeeping has been sadly undermined by the actions of a few intolerable cases of women and children being sexually exploited by the very people in charge of protecting them," she said, according to The Guardian.
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A nation that changes too much in the name of its own defense -- puts up walls, antagonizes discrete populations or makes day-to-day living intolerable or burdensome -- will find that the short-term victory of security has long-term and detrimental consequences.
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While statins are a good first choice, if these drugs don't work or have intolerable side effects, patients can also try alternative drugs like ezetimibe (Zetia), colesevelam (Welchol) or newer, more expensive drugs in a family of medicines known as PCSK9 inhibitors.
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The stockholders described it as intolerable that the extensive land for the project, on which the newly built school was standing, should remain in separate ownership, and that the owner, herself a member of the board, should charge a substantial rent for it.
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Roper is, as we've seen, a man of at least some passion, and whether he truly loves his son or just has protective feelings toward his most prized narcissistic object, the genuine warmth between Jonathan and Danny may prove intolerable for him.
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That the man left no surviving letters or autobiographical testimony has hardly helped, ensuring that accounts of his life have often relied on "one halfpenny worth of fact to an intolerable deal of supposition," as the scholar C. W. Scott-Giles once lamented.
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When the people find it intolerable that the government no longer represents them or the government is not acting in their best interest, when the people no longer accepts the results of an election, the people will take matters into their own hands.
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Tashiana says she was hired June 9, 2016 and quit on June 26 ... saying Faizon, who less than a year ago was caught on video brutally beating down an airport valet employee at Columbus International Airport, made it an intolerable work environment.
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In addition, Kornreich found that Dr. Luke's alleged demeaning remarks about Kesha's value as an artist, her looks, and her weight do not "constitute extreme, outrageous conduct intolerable in civilized society," which is part of the legal threshold for proving emotional distress.
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Or Mr. Erdogan can accept what he has long rejected as intolerable — much lower growth rates than the 6 and 7 percent a year to which he has become accustomed, perhaps muddling through as the corporate sector finds its way to solvency.
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One of the hard questions we all have to be asking ourselves in the coming months is what the line is between behavior that is forgivable and understandable from loved ones trying to cope during a crisis, and what might prove intolerable.
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We have to find a more realistic way to help the millions of people around the world who are forced by hunger, crime, violence, and other intolerable conditions to leave their homes in search of a better life for themselves and their families.
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"A regime that takes lives as a punitive or deterrent measure is committing an immoral act that constitutes an intolerable violation of human rights," the rights group B'Tselem, which is often criticized by the Israeli government, said in a statement on Thursday.
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A couple of white lies later and Ruby is enrolled in a more prestigious school, where Karen is faced with a whole new ilk of intolerable parent — the kind intent on teaching the lunchroom workers to cook with olive oil instead of Crisco.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The acting president of South Korea, Hwang Kyo-ahn, on Monday called the killing of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea's leader, "an intolerable crime against humanity and terrorist act" masterminded by the North Korean regime.
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At the heart of each round of anti-Spicer backlash was a resistance to the idea of "normalizing" Spicer, by allowing something as intolerable as lying to the American public on behalf of the president to become familiar and no longer reprehensible.
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"Subjecting the plaintiff and other female trooper candidates to a medically unnecessary and sexually invasive procedure is outrageous conduct which goes beyond all possible bounds of decency and is utterly intolerable in a civilized community," the lawsuit, filed by Omaha attorney Tom White, reads.
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UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein cited "heartbreaking images" of ISIS forcing children to carry out executions and reports of women being "redistributed" among ISIS fighters, as evidence of the "numbing and intolerable" suffering of civilians in Mosul and other ISIS-held areas.
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Let's not forget that they started the season with one of the most expensive squads in the division, an iconic – if borderline intolerable – manager in the form of Jose Mourinho and serious expectations of being crowned Premier League champions for the second year running.
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"Assuming that statements made by a group of highly antisocial murderers were reliable, and accepting a highly speculative causal link between the compounding process and these complaints, Garcia does not prove that this temporary discomfort is constitutionally intolerable," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office wrote.
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"Chef of the century" Variously accused of intolerable arrogance, an undignified passion for self-promotion and of spending more time in jets than kitchens, he was nonetheless credited with restoring not only the prestige of French haute cuisine but the status of his profession.
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Should Beijing change its mind and conclude that a nuclear strike-capable North Korea is intolerable and against its interests, it has an option that would raise prospects for both changing Pyongyang's behavior and attaining peace in the region: becoming the North's security guarantor.
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"We are grateful to the jury for vindicating the rights of our client to be free from pregnancy discrimination and to send a message to other employers that this practice is intolerable," Jonathan Smith, executive director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee, told the journal.
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"The deaths of Willie, Josephat and Joseph are an intolerable outrage and should serve as an abrupt wake-up call to the blatant injustices committed daily and incessantly against the poor and vulnerable around the world," said Gary Haugen, chief executive of International Justice Mission.
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" The number of women who report their hysteroscopy to be very painful varies, but a 2014 study of 254 women found found that 2 percent of women described the pain as "intolerable," 17 percent found it "severe," and 46 percent said the pain was "moderate.
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"From day one, I made it clear that I have zero tolerance for any type of workplace harassment, and I have directed leadership across the entire Department to move rapidly to improve accountability and transparency with regard to this absolutely intolerable behavior," Zinke said.
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That view is not shared by many in Congress, or among human rights groups, which believe that the Trump administration is so focused on Iran that it is willing to forgive Saudi actions that would be denounced as intolerable if they were committed by Iran.
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"But," Mr. Wood added, "now that he is leader, the admirable instinct to support people who were with him in the tough times as an outsider can sometimes end up hurting his leadership by giving the impression that he is prepared to tolerate the intolerable."
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"I desperately hope it doesn't need to face a constitutional challenge because that would be putting an incredible burden on people who are already facing incurable and intolerable suffering," said Downie, who is hoping amendments will be made to the bill before its final approval.
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When I warned Mr. Bortnikov that Russian interference in our election was intolerable and would roil United States-Russia relations for many years, he denied Russian involvement in any election, in America or elsewhere, with a feigned sincerity that I had heard many times before.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Resisting a Growing Wrath for Separations" (front page, June 19): It is heartbreaking and intolerable to hear the wailing children calling for their parents from cages after having been snatched from the arms of their parents at the border.
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The calls started shortly after the lawyers, Douglas H. Wigdor and Jeanne M. Christensen, appeared with the plaintiffs in a televised news conference announcing a class-action tort, alleging that Fox News executives tolerated "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination" in the workplace.
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Though based at a research station in northern Ohio, Dolbeer spent much of his early career on the road, teaching farmers from the Dakotas to the Maldives how to repel vertebrate pests by altering harvest schedules, erecting mesh nets, or broadcasting bursts of intolerable noise.
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In his 215 book, Shopping Towns USA: The Planning of Shopping Centers, Vienna-born architect Gruen wrote about the way in which the Industrial Revolution made city life "intolerable," creating the desire for suburb-dwelling for those with the means to afford the escape.
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The result is a timely, trans-disciplinary exhibition that gathers evidence of human gestures that say "no" in intolerable moments of history that need resisting, opposing, non-normalizing, and lifting by rising up against them, transforming immobility into movement, encumbrance into energy, defeat into revolt.
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"Any loss of life at the hands of an inmate is intolerable, and we are working with our partners at [the Florida Department of Law Enforcement] to investigate this death and ensure anyone responsible is held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," a spokesperson said.
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The probe was announced one day after 20 current and former tenants filed a $10 million lawsuit accusing the Kushner firm of using construction crews to create "intolerable" conditions at the building, including exposure to toxins and dust, rodent infestation, mold and the loss of hot water.
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Instead, the report shows, the meeting lasted about 20 minutes and was almost immediately deemed a "waste of time" by Kushner as the Russians spoke only in vague terms and kept turning back to the Magnitsky Act, a piece of U.S. legislation that Putin found intolerable.
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Firefighters had found themselves in "intolerable positions" as they had to decide whether to tell people to stay in flats where the air was relatively clean and hope the blaze could eventually be put out, or direct them down the staircase which was filled with poisonous smoke.
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The Somalis complained that their prayer time was reduced; the firm insists that it does allow prayer time, but it also cites the legal principle that faith accommodation must not impose intolerable hardship on a business, especially one where safety could be compromised if production were interrupted.
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If Hong Kong "does not pass legislation on its own, and this keeps dragging out too long, that would also be intolerable," said Gu Minkang, a Chinese researcher on Hong Kong law who teaches at a college in Hunan Province in southern China, said by telephone.
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"And, even if spending is reduced to pay the debt, you will soon realize that any reduction in spending implies intolerable effects in aggregate demand and will further throw Puerto Rico into a death spiral that will directly affect creditors' recoveries across the board," Garcia Padilla said.
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"They are willfully ignoring what appear to be false statements, if not outright lies, and it's intolerable for the Police Department to be doing that," Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said when informed of The Times's findings.
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"Sexual harassment has no place in any workplace and we must crack down on anyone who behaves in such intolerable ways," he said, adding the I.D.C. was reviewing ideas for new policies, and would work to "protect victims and strengthen sexual harassment policies in this state."
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This resulted in the Intolerable Acts of 1774; a series of laws closing the port of Boston until the tea was paid for, dissolving the Massachusetts Colonial Charter, transporting offenders to Britain for trial rather than the colonies and the quartering of troops in all the colonies.
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" The New York Times' editorial board, too, made clear that it disapproves of Trump's first actions on immigration, which it described as his first steps to "make good on his promise to make America impenetrable to unauthorized immigrants and intolerable for those who are already here.
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And the NuvaRing gave me generalized anxiety so severe and intolerable that after three months of "See how you feel," I threw all my rings in the trash with an uncharacteristic lack of consideration for the smallmouth bass that undergo sex changes when hormonal contraceptives pollute waterways.
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The court ruled in a decision on Tuesday regarding a 58-year-old woman referred to as E.F. that the government must provide access to physician-assisted death to those facing intolerable and incurable suffering, regardless of whether the illness or disability will lead to their death.
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"Ending the intolerable levels of discrimination and violence against our transgender community starts here -- in our schools -- by making the values of tolerance and respect just as much a part of our educational cultural as academics, athletics, and the arts," Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said in a statement.
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The 12-week trial, presented this week at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology, involved 246 patients suffering four to 14 migraine headaches a month who had tried two to four preventive treatments that either did not work for them or had intolerable side effects.
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"Such vicious acts have seriously trampled on the rule of law in Hong Kong, blatantly challenged the authority of the central government and touched the bottom line of the principle of 'one country, two systems,' which are absolutely intolerable," said state news agency Xinhua in a commentary on Monday.
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They say 60 percent of unaccompanied minors are placed into the care of one or more parents living illegally in the U.S. "Regardless of the desires for family reunification, or conditions in other countries, the smuggling or trafficking of alien children is intolerable," one of the memos says.
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North Korea, which has pursued its missile and nuclear programmers in defiance of international condemnation, said it "bitterly condemned the reckless remarks" of the U.S. president, saying they were an "intolerable insult to the Korean people" and a declaration of war, the North's official news agency said on Monday.
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" In an addendum to the letter, apparently after an incident in which Stalin chewed out Lenin's wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya, Lenin was more categorical: "Stalin is too rude, and this defect, although quite tolerable in our midst and in dealing among us Communists, becomes intolerable in a General-Secretary.
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But if the center-right, surveying demographic upheaval and finding the prospect of electoral losses intolerable, casts its lot with Trumpism and a far right rooted in ethno-nationalism, then it is doomed to an ever smaller proportion of voters, and risks revisiting the ugliest chapters of our history.
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Scott Reif, a spokesman for the Senate Republicans, said State Senator John J. Flanagan, the current majority leader, "has made clear that Donald Trump's recent comments are offensive and intolerable, and do not represent his values or those of the men and women of the Senate Republican Conference."
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North Korea, which has pursued its missile and nuclear programs in defiance of international condemnation, said it "bitterly condemned the reckless remarks" of the U.S. president, saying they were an "intolerable insult to the Korean people" and a declaration of war, the North's official news agency said on Monday.
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There is a strong consensus that a renaissance of NATO offers the best hope to unite our Western allies against threats including intolerable Russian aggression in Ukraine, international terrorism, nuclear and missile capacities of rogue nations, and efforts to wipe out religious and individual freedoms around the globe.
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Las instituciones del Estado deben intervenir de forma decidida, poner medios para atajar la corrupción, aumentando la protección de jóvenes promesas hoy víctimas de un mercadeo intolerable, legislar para que el deporte no se convierta en un casino y promover el cierre de estadios convertidos en altavoces del odio.
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Bong's feature debut, "Barking Dogs Never Bite," (2000, South Korea) sounds like an intolerable affront to animal lovers, relating the story of an out-of-work college lecturer (Lee Sung-jae) who gets so annoyed by the yapping dogs at his apartment complex that he takes drastic action.
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They say 60 percent of unaccompanied minors are placed into the care of one or more parents living illegally in the U.S. "Regardless of the desires for family reunification, or conditions in other countries, the smuggling or trafficking of alien children is intolerable," one of the memos says.
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But by all indications the soldiers intervened not so much because Mr. Mugabe's rule had become intolerable — it has been that for a long time — but because his corrupt and unpopular wife, Grace, (whose whereabouts remain unknown) was maneuvering to succeed her failing, 93-year-old husband. Gen.
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Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said in a televised statement from Paris that after "intolerable" events over the weekend, the government had decided to ban any future Yellow Vest demonstrations "in the areas that have been most targeted," if authorities became aware of "extremist elements" that intended to vandalize.
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Henderson says he always had stomach issues, even as a child, but it wasn't until last December, after months of increasingly intolerable stomach pain and, finally, a trip to the hospital, that he was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract.
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The former K.G.B. agent in Mr. Putin may find it intolerable that a turncoat is living comfortably in Britain, but it must be made clear to him that the West will unite in fury — yes, including Mr. Trump's America — when Russia's most fearsome weapons are deployed in a peaceful English town.
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But as the atrocities in the South got worse and the defeated traitors appeared to be snatching an improbable victory from the ashes of defeat, Northern politicians radicalized, and increasingly saw Johnson's administration as a dangerous failure, his invective toward Congress and his constant vetoes of even modest legislation intolerable.
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Even though Claire's master plan had always been to become president, the fact that she continues on this path in Season 6 — without a man trying to pull the strings — is considered an intolerable act of defiance to Frank's staff, which remains in place even though Claire is in charge.
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Dr. Doe 3 testified that his fear of being the sole target of anti-abortion extremists in northern Louisiana would create an intolerable safety risk for him and his family and force him to stop providing abortion care to women in the state, leaving Louisiana without a single abortion provider.
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I urge you to respect the legislative process of D.C. and the 50 states so local lawmakers can decide what is best for their constituents, instead of taking away the option of medical aid in dying from the terminally ill people who desperately need it to peacefully end intolerable suffering.
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SEOUL, South Korea — With his public alarmed by President Trump's recent threats to North Korea, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea issued an unusually blunt rebuke to the United States on Tuesday, warning that any unilateral military action against the North over its nuclear weapons program would be intolerable.
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" The academy said in a statement: "It is curious that Ms. Dugan never raised these grave allegations until a week after legal claims were made against her personally by a female employee who alleged Ms. Dugan had created a 'toxic and intolerable' work environment and engaged in 'abusive and bullying conduct.
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"The combination of breakdowns, delays and accidents, and the condition of the overall transportation system serving the region, are very discouraging to employers who saw the conditions deteriorate to a point in the 2100s that was intolerable," said Kathryn S. Wylde, the president of the Partnership for New York City.
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Büttner's dense prose informs and educates in a manner typical of academic texts, though the illustrations and relatively short length keeps its verbosity from becoming intolerable, placing importance on Bosch's relationship to religion and his membership within the Brotherhood of Our Lady, a confraternity comprised of clerics and the socially connected.
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"When we talk to physicians and families, there's this gravitation toward Viaskin just in terms of: this is so easy, you just put it on your kid and don't have to worry too much; you're not going through the cumbersome and sometimes intolerable step-up process" that Aimmune's treatment requires, Skorney explained.
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"I think it's plausible that she would find this an intolerable situation where she not only doesn't have the confidence of the president, but that he thinks she's undermined the credibility and independence of the Fed," said Jimmy Pethokoukis, an economic policy analyst at the American Enterprise Institute and a CNBC contributor.
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"I guess I would be more inclined to find that [midazolam] was intolerable if there was even some doubt about this drug when there was a perfectly safe other drug available," Justice Antonin Scalia mused during the Glossip oral arguments, referring to a controversial sedative used in two botched executions in Oklahoma.
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Kelly's memos say the system is being abused, noting 60 percent of unaccompanied minors are placed into the care of one or more parents living illegally in the U.S. "Regardless of the desires for family reunification, or conditions in other countries, the smuggling and trafficking of alien children is intolerable," one memo states.
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The main Kurdish force, called the People's Protection Units, or YPG, gained control of the area while fighting with America against IS. That created an intolerable situation for Turkey, because the YPG has close ties with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), a separatist group that has fought the Turkish army for 303 years.
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The right is so clear, the wrong so intolerable, the gospel so convincing, that it seems to them that it must be possible to enlist the whole body of workers—soldiers, policemen, and all—under the banner of brotherhood and equality; and at one great stroke to set Justice on her rightful throne.
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"Dear @ShaneMGillis as a former SNL cast member I am sorry that you had the misfortune of being a cast member during this era of culture unforgiveness where comedic misfires are subject to the intolerable inquisition of those who never risked bombing on stage themselves," Schneider, 2019, wrote on Twitter on Monday.
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This week two members of the state parliament introduced a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with medical assistance, provided that doctors thought they had six months or less to live, that their suffering was "intolerable" and that it could not be relieved by any "reasonably available medical treatment".
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I've not yet heard a single defence of the six-month threshold which explains why the right to choose to die can suddenly be framed so differently in the last half-year before death: why intolerable pain had to be endured in the seventh month, but is a fair reason to die in the sixth.
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We will have learned nothing from Mr. Trump's victory if we do not examine today how and why American elites came to indulge in ressentiment-generating boosterism just as economic and cultural inequality was becoming intolerable to so many, and how their loss of intellectual credibility and moral authority brought about the post-truth era.
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What is truly intolerable, what enrages and saddens me — as the fires rage in the forests and the rain falls when and where it should not and the rivers are choked with mudslides and the fish disappear from the ocean and the Antarctic breaks up — is what is transpiring simultaneously in the remote United States.
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