" Limbaugh said he was going to "get less than nothing.
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Bret: Just remember: National poll numbers mean nothing, or less than nothing.
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Electronic music does less than nothing for me, I actively dislike it.
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Basically, investors are willing to offer governments money for nothing, or less than nothing.
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So Mr Buffett was getting the rest of the firm's assets for less than nothing.
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" And Rush Limbaugh fumed on his Wednesday radio show that "Trump's gonna get less than nothing.
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He can't, really, because it's the kind of line that sounds great but means less than nothing.
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If there's one thing I know about how critical consensus works, it's that I understand less than nothing.
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So Yahoo's search engine, email service, news site, and other properties might not literally be worth less than nothing.
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Many German and Japanese bonds pay less than nothing, with yields out to 10 years and longer in negative territory.
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But I was also tired of being mistaken for someone who was rich when I felt I had less than nothing.
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" After the hearing, Trump told reporters: "The Democrats had nothing and now they have less than nothing ... The Democrats lost so BIG today.
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He also claimed that the fiery hearings ended with Democratic lawmakers getting "less than nothing" with which to pursue their investigations into him.
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Welcoming foreign students is a policy that costs less than nothing in the short term and brings huge rewards in the long term.
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Our lives will continue to be worth less than nothing unless we are able to feel the caress of as many sexual partners.
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Savers have lost because the interest income they were counting on earning from their lifetime of saving has dwindled to less than nothing.
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And as a family-friendly franchise, it's less than nothing if some of those characters aren't destined to become appealing toys and widely shareable memes.
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Contributing less than nothing to this country, she exists only to make lazy white supremacists "with low skills, low education, [barely] understanding the language" feel nice.
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"Contributing less than nothing to this country, she exists only to make lazy white supremacists 'with low skills, low education, [barely] understanding the language' feel nice."
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But instead, the current government is doing less than nothing to reduce emissions, even as it smugly lectures others about the need to listen to experts.
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Wrestling, at first, was less a calling than a life preserver, a way for her to become something after a lifetime of feeling like less than nothing.
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Government debt in Germany now returns less than nothing for the next 15 years, essentially suggesting that there will be no inflation or economic growth in that period.
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"They got less than nothing; it's baffling," Ezra Levin, a co-founder of the progressive group Indivisible, which has been a leader of the Trump "Resistance," told VICE News.
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The international cooperation problem is a hard one to solve, but nothing in this answer even remotely begins to justify his administration's policy course of doing less than nothing to reduce emissions.
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Now that the German 10-year yields less than nothing, Cramer imagined what he would say to someone who just got out of the training program in the German version of Goldman Sachs.
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But after a review, it said, it now believed the premium was far larger — so large, in fact, that CB&I Stone & Webster was in effect worth less than nothing when Toshiba bought it.
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But what's worse, at least if you're a gun person, is that lawmakers and activists who know less than nothing about guns often find themselves in a position to confidently enshrine their technological ignorance into law.
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In just one example, the company has asserted that its gleaming waterfront skyscraper in Chicago is worth less than than its assessed value, in part because its retail space is failing and worth less than nothing.
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Vinyl pressing errors are basically always funny, because more often than not they mean that artists who would have less than nothing to do with one another otherwise end up sharing the same twelve inches of plastic.
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Since children typically think their parents know less than nothing, one option, if you have a financial planner, is to outsource and set up an appointment for your children after they graduate from high school or college.
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In his crusade, he amassed only a tiny percentage of the wealth that has typically flowed to managers who have promised their investors large rewards while delivering them nothing – or, as in our bet, less than nothing – of added value.
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That compares with a 4.8% earnings yield on America's S&P 500 index and is handsome for an economy where holding cash pays less than nothing and where the safest government bonds pay a negative yield after adjusting for inflation.
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The failed impeachment of Bill Clinton, in 1999, for lying about his sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky, settled less than nothing, except that it weakened Americans' faith in impeachment as anything other than a crudely wrought partisan hatchet, a prisoner's shiv.
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Without coming on like a first year English Lit student who's skim-read the first paragraph of The Death of the Author, one of the joys of art is that the artist's own understanding of the work they've created means pretty much less than nothing.
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"In short, the Bloomer Girls [team] knew as much about baseball—professional baseball—as the average man knows about crocheting a peek-a-boo shirt waist, which is less than nothing," wrote a reporter for Utah's Ogden Standard after one of the women's team's games in 1909.
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At a time when interest rates are at or near global lows, market watchers have been hand-wringing across 2016 about the "reach for yield," or investors' willingness to pile into riskier assets at a time when staid investments like bonds are yielding next-to-nothing — or even less than nothing.
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Bishop's wildly unpopular crusade to force the grouse into the NDAA could put those essential resources at risk—accomplishing less than nothing for our national security, and putting the West's outdoor way of life at risk despite the fact that veterans like me depend on those public resources as we take up our lives as civilians. Rep.
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At a court hearing last week, a Nashville detective testified that Mr. Samson had left a vague note in his car that said something to the effect of "Dylann Roof was less than nothing," referring to the white supremacist who shot and killed nine black people at a church in Charleston, S.C. Mr. Samson shot only white churchgoers during his rampage.
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If I listen, if I let it be, let it alone, just listen to the music while it delivers inklings and intimations of things very different than I thought they were, are, and sometimes I do go there, into a different space, thank you, thank you, the music reveals, that other, more than possible place, and I go there, can't help myself, because I need it, need help so much, I do, I do, I yearn, I hear the music and nothing is what it was an instant before or ever after, maybe, if I listen, keep believing, learning my life is less than nothing and also perhaps a tiny, tiny bit more than everything I believed I already knew, every damned body already knows, if I really listen, let myself hear when a song speaks.
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Giorgini) - 1:14 #"Less Than Nothing" (F. Giorgini) - 2:30 #"Make It Up" (F. Giorgini) - 2:02 #"Headache All Day" (M. Giorgini, Hart) - 2:06 #"Frederick's Frost" (M.
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The two of them were resolved to institute a revolution in the staging practices of the time. Benedetti offers a vivid portrait of the poor quality of mainstream theatrical practice in Russia before the MAT: > The script meant less than nothing.
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When asked about "Nothingman" in an interview, Vedder stated, "The idea is about if you love someone and they love you, don't fuck up...'cause you are left with less than nothing."Hilburn, Robert. "All Revved Up (As Usual)". Los Angeles Times.
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He was practical and business-like, but incapable of petty > meanness. He was just as large-hearted when he was poor as when he was rich > and successful. For money as money he cared less than nothing. Gilbert was > no plaster saint, but he was an ideal friend.
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The Hollywood Reporter Tim Goodman describes Parker's portrayal as dutiful. Los Angeles Times television critic Mary McNamara describes Parker's role as thin, saying she ". . .is given less than nothing to do save offer her husband contradictory pep talks. . ." Mike Hale of The New York Times also claims that Parker is "stranded in a part that looks like a drag so far" in his early take on her role.
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His carelessness in respect to the pecuniary rewards for his professional labor amounted to a decided wrong to himself and family. He was esteemed in his professional work, by his patrons, for his skill and scientific attainment rather than for his use of the manners and arts which are calculated to please the fancy and prejudice. For these things he cared less than nothing. His professional and scientific study was most untiring and long continued.
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There has also been a renewed interest in the German idealist philosopher Hegel, who influenced Bradley's theory of tragedy.See Slavoj Zizek, Less Than Nothing: Hegel and the Shadow of Dialectical Materialism; Bradley's essay 'Hegel's Theory of Tragedy' in Oxford Lectures on Poetry, pp. 69–99. Bradley delivered the 1907–1908 Gifford Lectures at the University of Glasgow, entitled "Ideals of Religion." Bradley's other works include "Aristotle's Conception of the State" in Hellenica, ed.
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Gray and Fritz have become intimate. On a day trip to a river, Sam teaches Mattie to fly fish, while Dennis admits to Gray that he has feelings for her. Dennis is upset to learn that Gray and Fritz are an item, but Gray later tells him that her relationship with Fritz is "less than nothing", not realizing that Fritz can hear her. He believes she does not love him and returns to Malibu. Mrs.
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First, he must admit his crime of being compliant in the torturing and raping of a female communist agent. Then he must realize that he took part, albeit unconsciously, in the murder of his father. Lastly, he must learn Man's final lesson that a revolution fought for independence and freedom could make those things worth less than nothing, that nothingness itself was more precious than independence and freedom. The novel ends with the narrator among a crowd of boat people at sea.
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Using the money he has earned writing an article, Wyman tries to put the finishing touches on a radio that will contact Mars. He falls asleep as he is tinkering with it and dreams that he has gotten in touch with the Martians. They give him a lot of valuable information—he learns a special way to make diamonds from coal, fashion gold from clay, and create steel that weighs "less than nothing." What he learns makes him fabulously wealthy—until, much to his disappointment, he wakes up.
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In the next episode, Logan told Veronica that he had hooked up with someone else who "meant less than nothing to him" over their 6-week break, but didn't elaborate on who it was. It turns out that Logan had slept with Madison Sinclair in Aspen, which Veronica considered one of the worst insults (though Logan didn't know this). This time, sexual jealousy and an unwillingness to forgive and forget ends their relationship. Logan moved on to Parker Lee, while Veronica did the same with Stosh "Piz" Piznarski.
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For Bavaria itself Charles Theodore did less than nothing. He felt himself a foreigner among foreigners, and his favourite scheme, the subject of endless intrigues with the Austrian cabinet and the immediate cause of Frederick II's League of Princes (Fürstenbund) of 1785, was to exchange Bavaria for the Austrian Netherlands and the title of king of Burgundy. For the rest, the enlightened internal policy of his predecessor was abandoned. The funds of the suppressed order of Jesus, which Maximilian Joseph had destined for the reform of the educational system of the country, were used to endow a province of the knights of St John of Jerusalem, for the purpose of combating the enemies of the faith.
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In his third stand up special "Thoughts and Prayers", comedian Anthony Jeselnik skewers people who tweet out "thoughts and prayers" on the day of a tragedy, calling it a way for those people to garner attention in the face of a tragedy and saying that tweeting thoughts and prayers is so useless that it achieves "less than nothing". In 2016, a web-based video game, Thoughts and Prayers: The Game, was published to argue that thoughts and prayers have had no effect on saving lives in the context of mass shootings. The fifth episode of the fourth season of animated series BoJack Horseman, titled "Thoughts and Prayers", presents a real-life shooting that delays the opening of a new movie featuring gun violence.
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" Barry Walters from Rolling Stone criticized the album's theme, calling it "bubble-brained", writing that they "give Aguilera little substance to spin into gold." Robert Christgau said, "like LeAnn and unlike Britney, Christina already has 'adult' grit and phrasing down pat, and so threatens to join Gloria, Mariah, Celine, and LeAnn herself in the endless parade of Diane Warren-fueled divas-by-fiat hitting high notes and signifying less than nothing." Julene Snyder of Sonicnet wrote that "Aguilera has an instinctive grasp of the insipid state of the pop/ dance music scene, especially as it relates to her peers." On behalf of PopMatters, Nikki Tranter said "there are lots of 'oohs' and plenty of 'ahhs' and just enough 'I wants' and 'you likes' to keep the kids happy.
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Roger Somville (Schaerbeek, 13 November 1923 – Tervuren, 31 March 2014) was a modern Belgian painter. Faire-part de décès de Roger Somville enmemoire.sudinfo.be He defended realism against modern abstract art, which he believed de-humanize human beings. In his book, Peindre, he denounces among other things; "tricks in the shape of art", "empty productions", "triumph of less than nothing", "null simplism", "aesthete bricolage", "conformity of what's never been seen" and (the) "submissiveness of the modern art in a globalized market" ... Somvile was a member of the Communist Party and accordingly wrote "La Création d’un art public exaltant la vie et le travail des hommes, leurs luttes, leurs souffrances, leurs joies, leurs victoires et leurs espoirs ; art à placer à la portée de tous, là où passent et vivent les hommes".
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Cover art for 10 Songs No titles were given to any album or single, and their first release (a 4-song one-sided LP) went so far as to not even include song titles. (The second song is the only one with a known title, "Less Than Nothing", as marked on a later compilation album.) Further releases contained song titles that were often very long by conventional standards, describing odd situations that vocalist Jim Marburger would elaborate on within the song's lyrics. This has added to the speculation that I Hate Myself were poking fun at emo/screamo bands' tendency to favor drawn-out and often nonsensical song titles that usually do not reflect any themes or lyrics within the song. Liner notes to albums were extremely minimal and sometimes filled with self-deprecation from the band.
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An important contribution to the critique of consumerism has been made by French philosopher Bernard Stiegler, arguing modern capitalism is governed by consumption rather than production, and the advertising techniques used to create consumer behaviour amount to the destruction of psychic and collective individuation. The diversion of libidinal energy toward the consumption of consumer products, he argues, results in an addictive cycle of consumption, leading to hyper consumption, the exhaustion of desire, and the reign of symbolic misery. In art, Banksy, influential British graffiti master, painter, activist, filmmaker and all-purpose provocateur has made statements in public works about the consumerist society. Working undercover, the secretive street artist challenges social ideas and goads viewers into rethinking their surroundings, to acknowledge the absurdities of closely held preconceptions. Quote from Banksy: “You owe the companies nothing. Less than nothing, you especially don’t owe them any courtesy.
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