Now they are preparing to go head-to-head against the president to support a candidate who is loathed by the same establishment that originally loathed Trump.
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Maybe one you've loved — or loathed — since childhood?
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He was beloved by many, and loathed by many more.
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Among Filipinos, America remains broadly popular, and China broadly loathed.
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I am willing to bet you loathed watching him fight.
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It seems unlikely, especially considering how universally loathed Bixby is.
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There he is, the NBA's perennial loathed man: Dwight Howard.
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He later fought with the same separatists loathed in Rivne.
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And it is vehemently loathed by nearly everyone it affects.
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Banks loathed the rule and Republicans vowed to undo it.
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That made the Chainsmokers both disorientingly effective and easily loathed.
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Trump is equally loved by Israelis and loathed by Palestinians.
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This is the sort of package Republicans have traditionally loathed.
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Unlike Ms Rousseff, Mr Temer is not loathed by the elite.
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For this reason, pink tends to be either loved or loathed.
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I'd take revenge on someone I loathed much more: The chef.
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Another fan tried to bring up another loathed ump, C.B. Bucknor.
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Never cynical—it wasn't humans that MAD loathed, it was hypocrisy.
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The Health Insurance Tax loathed by the industry will be repealed.
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Apparently designers loathed it — but Tam, splitting the difference, uses both.
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Also, Kaczynski, the loathed CNN reporter, says HanAssholeSolo is middle aged.
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The two men loathed each other more than death could overcome.
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I particularly loathed "Paw Patrol," because the writing is so lazy.
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Unpredictable. Temperamental. Beloved by his base and loathed by his detractors.
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Ever since I was a kid, I've loathed getting in trouble.
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"In that moment, I loathed America," Mem Fox, the author, wrote.
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Greece, for example, has roads that are even more loathed than Italy's.
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That Trump is a uniquely loathed figure is not exactly breaking news.
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She trembled at the thought of being overpowered by men she loathed.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — are loathed by Wall Street mega-donors.
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He loved to travel—nearly as much as my mother loathed to.
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PG: The much-loathed millennials play big roles in both your organizations.
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Alexander Hamilton, a staunch Federalist, loathed Aaron Burr and made it known.
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In his time he was as deeply loved as he was loathed.
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He loathed trendiness and the fads that sometimes sweep over the culture.
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The Congress-backed bank bailouts, loathed nationwide, netted the Treasury $30 billion.
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Admired by many foreigners and few Israelis, loathed by many, mostly Israelis.
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Baseball's relatively low ratings were, not long ago, something network executives loathed.
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Not all of Netflix&aposs hit movies have been loathed by critics.
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McCain's speech gave the impression that he loathed everything surrounding this bill.
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Mr. Cruz has retaliated by pointing repeatedly to Mr. Rubio's work with Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, who is loathed by conservatives, on a failed effort to overhaul the nation's immigration laws, which conservatives loathed even more.
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Ever wonder how people deal with often-loathed tax preparations on their own?
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Matilda, a brilliant mathematician and prodigious reader, is loathed by her benighted parents.
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I loathed my rooms; I gave them as little time as I could.
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You could say Facebook Messenger was once the social network's most loathed feature.
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His support for the Iraq war was similarly loathed by the party's base.
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"Venom" (2018) was loathed by most critics, but moviegoers seemed to love it.
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Democrats because of the FCC, whose indecency provisos he loathed as much as
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But they were loathed also because of how completely they realized that vision.
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Mondays are loathed the world over as the office worker's least favorite day.
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The first place you've paid money to stay in and not utterly loathed.
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Actually, most of the Western world had loathed said prosecutor for his corruption.
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I have been free and without liberty, gay, disabled, old, loved and loathed.
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So I executed them… and immediately became the most loathed figure in China.
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Getting rid of Obamacare's loathed mandates could cause turmoil in the insurance markets.
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Miranda wasn't loathed, but she wasn't nearly as aspirational as her more glamorous girlfriends.
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Donald Trump may be loathed by the ruling class and establishment institutions in America.
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Ms Ortega is no softie; she is loathed by the opposition for jailing politicians.
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Those who collect child porn are loathed by pretty much everyone on the planet.
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As I've written, this helps explain why Cruz is so loathed by Republican elites.
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Controversy surrounding the long-loathed organization feels like it's finally reaching its breaking point.
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The cops hated babysitting drunks almost as much as they loathed the paperwork involved.
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Many loathed the idea of relying on a Westerner to recover its botanical heritage.
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It was no secret that the outspoken field commander loathed LNR's Moscow-anointed leadership.
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A Google search for the band generates headlines about how much they are loathed.
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Still, I loathed the thought of seeing white liberals chant rote and reductive slogans.
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My companion was pleased the hens had gone on strike because he loathed eggs.
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His resignation last week was welcome news for Republicans, who have long loathed Cordray.
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The widely loathed rodent is a frequent target of eradication programs in cities worldwide.
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Mr. Trump is the clear front-runner, but is loathed by the party establishment.
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The universally loathed rodent is a frequent target of eradication programs in cities worldwide.
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When I was a teenager, I loathed sitting around the tree with my family.
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It mystifies Westerners that Mikhail Gorbachev is loathed and ridiculed in his own country.
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Mr. Icahn was at the time a much feared and sometimes loathed corporate raider.
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Buttigieg is loathed in a way that former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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As Season 2 begins, the heroes find themselves universally loathed for almost annihilating humankind.
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A brilliant misfit, loved and loathed by Helen, Lara terrorized her family for years.
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They liked and loathed one another simultaneously, becoming polarized not just politically but emotionally.
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In my days of busyness, I loathed the work pop-in; too many unscheduled interruptions.
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PSOE loathes Podemos in much the same way that Democrats loathed Ralph Nader in 2000.
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In the relatively brief time they've coexisted with humans, we have loathed them, across cultures.
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But all is well in the world of Nicolás Maduro, the country's much-loathed president.
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There, cops were often loathed, a deep undertone of tension and distrust permeating the streets.
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He was both loved and loathed as a competitor by fans and fellow drivers alike.
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For all the attempts to rehabilitate the rodent, (see Ratatouille), rats are almost universally loathed.
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Well, first we have to acknowledge "Smooth's" existence as something that's simultaneously loved and loathed.
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Mr Duarte is loathed; his disapproval rating among veracruzanos stands at 83%, by one poll.
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Her 6-year-old was strapped into his (much loathed) car seat in the back.
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She appreciated Hillary Clinton for advancing the cause of female candidates, but loathed her politics.
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Half-baked male-modeling parody Zoolander No. 2 and much-loathed superhero blockbuster Batman v.
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Student Opinion Have you ever been assigned a book for school that you simply loathed?
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I loathed Trump's inaugural: It offered a zero-sum, ethnically pure, backward-looking brutalistic nationalism.
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Hersh felt keenly the injustice of the Vietnam War, and loathed dissembling of every variety.
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Twitter's algorithmic feed has been loathed and derided by users since it started in 2018.
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My daughter likes to remind me how much I loathed taking her to the park.
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It is easy to forget that, until fairly recently, many white Americans loathed Dr. King.
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The two parties had loathed each other till the moment they decided to join forces.
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In my days of busyness, I loathed the work pop-in — too many unscheduled interruptions.
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Unlike most of our other protagonists, he's not consciously befriending people whose values he supposedly loathed.
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Now, their names — already cursed, loathed and spray-painted on hastily bought plywood — have been banished.
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Off the page, I loathed the part of myself that wanted to mythologize my own drinking.
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They loathed watching him identify with Mr Trump, a president who has emboldened America's far right.
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He just grew more famous, ambitious, revered and inspiring, loathed and threatening, angry, bitter, radical, desperate.
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The people behind loved and loathed party game Cards Against Humanity have proven themselves adept trolls.
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The digital world might startle the stern and cerebral justice: he loathed newspapers filled with "gossip".
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All are in big cities, with well-educated, go-getting, diverse populations, where he is loathed.
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While the president is loathed by many and disliked by most, the economy is humming along.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), perhaps one of the most loathed mainstream politicians, isn't so inexplicably reviled.
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The bill would also repeal a few taxes, including the much-loathed levy on medical devices.
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Now, conservative leaders who have long loathed Republican leadership are seizing this opportunity to promote Jordan.
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Many responded that they were "angry" and "loathed" how their words had been turned against them.
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So that leaves Tyrion, but he's exiled and literally universally loathed by all of his kin.
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But Wilmarth was uncomfortable with such quick, grandiose praise (and besides, he loathed the art market).
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Puccini did not speak English, which sometimes left him feeling isolated, and he loathed the cold.
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She took freelance work, including shooting titans of industry for Fortune magazine, which she generally loathed.
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Some of his buildings were misfires, loathed by the people who work or live in them.
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Fox News, known for right-leaning anchors and punditry, is loathed by many on the political left.
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Though the PA is loathed by most Palestinians, only 42% of them support getting rid of it.
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The killing of a prominent member of a loathed religious minority deflects attention from impending economic pressure.
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Republicans won the presidency almost by accident, with a candidate whom they loathed, feared, and widely condemned.
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Hard as it is to believe, many Democrats loathed Bush as much as they now detest Trump.
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"Trump wasn't merely disliked by his fellow owners; he was loathed and abhorred and detested," Pearlman notes.
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Whether she loved or loathed her native territory, Ms. Reichardt never again used Florida as a location.
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Cruz is widely loathed by the party establishment and some seemed to be delighting in his vulnerability.
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However, he is a divisive figure who is loathed by some members of his own Conservative party.
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It is for this reason Pence is loathed by liberals, questioned by conservatives, and unattractive to Independents.
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But as much as he prized elegant play, Cruyff loathed teams that turned away from his ideals.
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That matches the rating of his loathed predecessor Francois Hollande, the least popular French president in history.
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Vincent Gallo, one of the most loathed people in filmmaking, gives one of the best interviews here.
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"Dick and Mattachine were loathed by many of my young G.L.F. brothers and sisters," Mr. Brass recalled.
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My dad's previous three bosses were all white men he loathed for abuses of privilege and people.
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Russia loathed Mr. Poroshenko, and during his time in office the two countries mostly communicated with insults.
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Steven Croman has been so loathed as a landlord that his tenants started a website against him.
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And none of that would be actions of EU solidarity loathed by the tight-fisted German government.
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Which was: whether I was able to write about something I wasn't interested in, something I loathed.
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Photo: APMartin Shkreli, the convicted securities fraudster, insufferable troll, and so-called "Pharma Bro" widely loathed for jacking up the price of anti-parasitic drug Daraprim, bought the Wu-Tang clan's single-copy album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin in 2015, impressively making himself even more widely loathed.
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By contrast, Snapchat, even after its loathed-by-teens redesign, is notoriously difficult to pick up and use.
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The American Health Care Act, released on March 6, was loved by hardly anyone and loathed by many.
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Until a few weeks ago he was low in the polls and loathed by the GOP establishment. Sen.
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On Monday, Jim Cramer watched as the stocks that were loved the most on Friday were suddenly loathed.
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Is the Republican Party really going to nominate one of the most loathed men in American public life?
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Flashman rubbed shoulders with Wellington, Lincoln and Bismarck (though Bismarck loathed him and tried to have him killed).
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Universally loathed EPA chief Scott Pruitt is a man who seems to appreciate the finer things in life.
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A bizarre cult with Marxist roots, it is loathed in Iran yet a darling of neoconservatives in Washington.
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President Johnson, one of only two US presidents to be impeached, was famously loathed by many in Congress.
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Begrudgingly, I came to like and trust many of the reporters and media outlets I'd long openly loathed.
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But Mr. Trump represented things that Mr. Romney, a religious family man, loathed: a profane, philandering self-promoter.
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Moore's main line of attack at the Thursday debate was to connect Strange to the loathed Washington establishment.
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The most feared and loathed character in the city's restaurant business is not the critic, or the landlord.
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Fredrick Brennan, founder of widely loathed forum 8chan, reportedly faces arrest in the Phillippines over a "cyberlibel" claim.
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He also loathed Eddie Murray, a power-hitting first baseman who played for the Orioles and other teams.
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Other models have different layouts, like the loathed R32 cars, which are among the oldest in the world.
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A children's book author from Australia said she "loathed America" after her interrogation at Los Angeles International Airport.
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The House passed legislation cracking down on Iran Tuesday, the anniversary of the nuclear deal loathed by Republicans.
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He again found himself in the role of Trump's conservative enforcer -- a perception the President has historically loathed.
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The field goal was blocked, and the game ended in one of those rare and loathed NFL ties.
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Given that so many people vocally loathed Ed Sheeran's cameo, I guess the moment was ultimately just for Maisie.
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We laugh about it until my mom snorts, one of her qualities I loathed back then but love now.
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Before they won the party leadership, three of the greatest Tory prime ministers were cordially loathed by their party.
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Both loved and loathed, Mr Cruz enjoys near universal name recognition in Texas and has access to colossal funding.
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Trump is widely loathed by the Palestinians following his decision last December to recognize Jerusalem as Israel&aposs capital.
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Background: Trump loathed Singer during the campaign, when the billionaire was a lead financier of the "Never Trump" movement.
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Michael McCaul (R) — who is deeply distrusted, and in some cases outright loathed, by Trump's staunchest right-wing allies.
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A committed Catholic, Schlafly hurled herself against feminism's second wave with all the conviction of the activists she loathed.
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Gore is the most polarizing figure in climate politics—disputed on the left, and widely loathed on the right.
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Because we don't know exactly how many people actually voted for Alabama's beloved (or elsewhere loathed) head football coach.
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Jackson subsequently installed Kurt Rambis, an erotica enthusiast-slash-hacking victim whose players reportedly loathed him, as interim coach.
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The European Commission in Brussels, so loathed by Eurosceptics everywhere, must become "a real European government", elaborates Mr Schulz.
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Universally loathed by party stalwarts, Cruz now finds them conceding publicly they would rather have Trump as their nominee.
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Trump, the theory goes, is so deeply loathed by college-educated suburbanites that many are ready to flip parties.
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While Mr. Zuma remains popular in rural areas, especially his Zulu heartland, he is widely loathed in the cities.
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A portrait of Savarkar, who loathed Gandhi for being too soft on minorities, hangs in the Indian Parliament building.
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Yes, Trump is loathed by huge majorities of women, Latinos, blacks, college-educated whites, Catholics, Jews and religious skeptics.
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TV Sports Skip Bayless — like Stephen A. Smith, his partner on ESPN2's "First Take"— is loved and loathed.
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Like durian or cheddar cheese on apple pie, Spam is a polarizing food that's usually either loved or loathed.
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" Blassie insisted that Volkoff's revenge on the Communists he loathed would be to "show people how bad they are.
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"There are mandatory bike helmet laws (which I've exaggerated here) that are widely loathed by young Australians," he said.
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And somehow, Rosenstein — the man overseeing the "witch hunt" Trump so loathed — survived almost two years in the job.
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In a bill with many unloved parts, the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate has long been the most loathed.
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It's entirely possible that, in one week, two blustering, widely loathed, orange villains can be sent home, empty-handed.
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For this reason, Maxim Bakiyev has remained one of the most loathed figures in his hard-done-by homeland.
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In turn, I loathed myself for stressing over the dirty floors so much, and for being unable to stop.
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This sort of staging was the province of stage drama—not rock—and many of the performers loathed it.
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Some people loathed the show, finding it a meanspirited mess that mixed too many media to no discernible end.
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"Only one standout loathed this wine, with one taster volunteering to "destroy every bottle for the sake of humanity.
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For years I've loathed the American culture of litigiousness, which has only gotten worse since the infamous Liebeck v.
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He loathed any popular craving for realism, both in literature and in the Realpolitik of post-Parnell Irish nationalism.
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She was feared and loathed by writers like Norman Mailer, Gore Vidal, and Jonathan Franzen for her scathing reviews.
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Particularly for supporters of Trump, TNN will serve as their primary news source, unchecked by the much-loathed mainstream media.
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Though the prince's claim to the throne is clear he is unpopular among commoners and widely loathed by the elites.
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The sitting senator on the bottom of the ticket is loved and loathed by Argentine voters in near equal measure.
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Given how loathed he was before the horrible breakup, his runner-up may have always been in the running anyway.
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He resented that, almost as much as he loathed the invasion of television by Hollywood glitz, violence and wild unreality.
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Likewise many of Mr Obama's environmental directives, cherished by mainstream Democrats but loathed in Appalachia and elsewhere, now look doomed.
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I started working more closely with my cell biology professor and realized that not only hated research, I loathed research.
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And the cured zombies are loathed by a noisy, violent subset of protestors who think they represent an ongoing danger.
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Internet providers obviously loathed the rules, lambasting them as unfair and burdensome — and Republicans in Congress have heard their cries.
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And Ted Cruz is loathed by the GOP party elite in Washington -- something he's happy to tout on the trail.
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Candidate Trump loathed the central bank, a luxury the man who currently holds the Oval Office no longer can afford.
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The situation on the left is no more orderly, as François Hollande is loathed by many in his own party.
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Rudrangshu Mukherjee, a historian of Bose and Nehru, says another rare hero of the BJP, Vallabhbhai "Sardar" Patel, loathed Bose.
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It is generally loathed to commit resources and money to concepts that would reduce government expenditures over the long run.
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It was her funeral, specifically, that offended him; he loathed its grandeur, and the largeness of the grief it contained.
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She questioned, though, what privilege lay in having been obliged to conform to a gender expression she loathed and rebuked.
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Read more: Tesla's plunging stock has handed Elon Musk's most loathed enemies, short-sellers, $1 billion of profits in May
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Conservatives who loathed those regulations — or new uses — are now hoping Mr. Trump shifts the balance decisively in their favor.
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" She added, "I believe that Trump is loathed in America, that people are embarrassed and ashamed of who he is.
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Scott loathed men like Reid who could only see India as somewhere "curious and beautiful," and needing to be controlled.
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Donald Trump is a homegrown creature, a species well known and justifiably loathed by most New Yorkers — the unscrupulous landlord.
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Less for Turner, whose Sansa was a bright spot in the final episodes, than for the loudly loathed season itself.
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And with that, Mr. Barnes achieved a goal that his former self would have loathed, even feared: to be forgotten.
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I struggled to pull myself up out of those trenches, all the while living in a physical body I loathed.
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The agency is loathed by Republicans because its authority is intended to be independent of the White House and Congress.
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A much-loathed patriarch is sent to his grave, and a houseful of resentful, back-stabbing kinfolk are under suspicion.
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Kubitschek loathed the presentation, he said, because it unjustly placed guilt for the Nazi crimes on his grandparents' entire generation.
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What in the World When spring arrives in China, few things are as loathed as the fuzzy, flamboyant poplar trees.
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Otherwise, "Fifty Shades Darker" seems to take everything people liked and loathed about "Fifty Shades of Grey" and double it.
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Rural conservatives feel that their world is under siege, and that Democrats are an enemy to be feared and loathed.
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This document suggests he may take aim at a piece of the law long loathed by Republicans: the individual mandate.
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But the population has grown, perhaps too much, and the city has settled into itself, not loved but no longer loathed.
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An avowed fan of Britain's former prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, in a country where she is loathed, he is pro-business.
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In essence, Splitting Up, premiering Tuesday, March 27, made an indelible connection with a much-loathed, humor-free season of television.
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The much loathed government agency is going to try to make airport screening less terrible with fancy new automated security checkpoints.
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Mr Bashir's National Congress Party grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group that is loathed by the three countries.
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Bureaucratic presentations means PowerPoint, the universally loathed presentation software, and no one gives a shitty PowerPoint quite like the US military.
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He is loathed by a vast swath of the American people, and loved only by one faction of his own party.
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TWO of the most loathed politicians in America won big on March 22st in the electoral smorgasbord that is Super Tuesday.
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Pharmaceuticals were once even more loathed than the banks after political attention turned their attention to the issue of price gouging.
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The IMF, although loathed in much of Africa, is back, providing a $ 1billion loan to Ghana and preparing another for Zambia.
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More doctrinaire conservatives loathed Mr Kasich, accusing him of drawing votes from Mr Trump's chief rival, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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He does not represent one of France's two loathed mainstream parties, and he is not a racist like Marine Le Pen.
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In Brussels he is loathed for his myth-making about the EU and for comparing the union to the Third Reich.
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And Switzerland won't do what Britain loathed in its current spouse and encourage poorer, darker people to drop in for fondue.
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In truth, the source of my hubris ran deeper: I loathed Orange County, its ultraconservatism, its bland suburbs, its brainless surfers.
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I avoided assignment to FBI headquarters because I loathed the cubicle-condemned, administrative mode one had to assume for placement there.
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This is a band that went from being loathed by the press to being called Britain's most prominent active rock band.
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We may have loathed the Game of Thrones villain, but apparently that's part of the show's draw for many of us.
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For all she knew, every one of them loathed her; her first thought was: How do I fight all of you?
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I don't agree with that vision, but it lets them position themselves as enemies of a much-loathed, overcomplicated tax code.
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A new interpretation of a much-loathed marketing rule will allow American athletes to thank their sponsors during the Tokyo Games.
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Still, James Kirchick said it's not a good idea for a U.S. president to be so "loathed" by the European public.
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Recently, scientists carried out the first large-scale study of what climate change may do to the world's much-loathed parasites.
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And being in the middle of an impeachment trial of a president loathed by the Democratic base also has its benefits.
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China's greatest fear is to be surrounded by enemies that it has fear and loathed for centuries equipped with nuclear weapons.
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It was undertaken for one reason: Republicans loathed Mr. Clinton, and Newt Gingrich in particular had a burning animus against him.
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The old plan — calling for a 15-month shutdown of the L train tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn — was widely loathed.
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Like Beverley, Bell was beloved by teammates for his relentless approach and was loathed by opponents for being a total nuisance.
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The New York Times's loved-and-loathed needle was simply out of commission during the early, uncertain period of the evening.
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But the issue is broader than that — at heart, Ted Cruz is so loathed by Republicans because he's not a team player.
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Naturally, Cruz's willingness to constantly insult the party and its leading members has led to him becoming loathed by the party's elites.
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The "red shirts" are loathed by the mostly Bangkok-based military-royalist elite who have accused the Shinawatra populist governments of corruption.
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Visibly affected by the moment, she ended the segment abruptly, further addressing the utterance of a word that is almost universally loathed.
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And liberals who long loathed the more intellectually conservative Scalia will be predictably annoyed that he's virtually returned in a younger form.
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By honoring Sarkeesian, who was loathed by many Gamergate participants, he hoped to draw a line about values in the gaming industry.
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European and Middle Eastern allies loathed George W. Bush, and turned instead to the open and sympathetic face of Bill Clinton's America.
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But Wuhu and its third-tier brethren are not complaining: the restrictions, loathed by so many, are helping to give them life.
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Put another way, when the much-loathed press or Democrats attacked Mr Trump, that reassured his voters that they shared common foes.
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Done right, explaining how language works might not only improve writing but bring life to what is otherwise a widely loathed subject.
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He loathed the idea of "registering" with the government, so did not obtain birth certificates for Ms Westover and three other children.
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In another picture (above), she posted side-by-side images to say she was insecure and "loathed" herself at a smaller size.
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She loathed the establishment's embrace of "managed decline" and tried to inject a spirit of American can-doism into the body politic.
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He also mentions Harry's late mother Princess Diana and claimed Diana "would have loathed" the way the royal family was treating him.
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The Upper East Siders often openly loathed the site, but cautiously so: No deviation from Gossip Girl's iron fist would go unpunished.
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As Chinese influence grew, at least some of the much-loathed generals appeared to understand what a liability China's backing was becoming.
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The legendary German composer Richard Strauss, who personally loathed jazz and other frivolous modern musical inventions, directed the group's campaign against cosmopolitanism.
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As a result, he was loathed by pro-British unionists and the British government, but lionized in equal measure by Irish nationalists.
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And with the loathed Betsy DeVos helming the Department of Education, the future of public education seems to tremble on a precipice.
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A weaker dollar makes U.S. exports relatively cheaper for foreign buyers, which could help narrow the U.S. trade deficit loathed by Trump.
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While on assignment for Esquire, she took a portrait of Norman Mailer that he loathed; it made him look Lilliputian and coarse.
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What about the most loathed TSA rules: the shoe removal requirement, and the ban on all but the tiniest containers of liquids?
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And maybe that's why those who come but don't participate in any community at all are so deeply scorned, loathed, and despised.
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He and Bill Donovan, director of the rival O.S.S., loathed each other passionately, and allowed that passion to shape their strategic agendas.
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Loathed as she may be in some quarters, many Americans do seem to have understood, and to some extent accepted, that Mrs.
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It's a bit misleading to talk of Nietzsche's "flirtations with anti-Semitism" without citing the ample evidence that Nietzsche loathed anti-Semites.
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Essentially, the party establishment that has long loathed Cruz finally thinks they've found a way to turn the conservative base against him.
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Cuomo's flashes of disdain for some progressive agenda makers -- and policies -- have made him a loathed figure among many on the left.
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While Mr. Cavett said he loathed Nixon's politics, he called him "a brilliant, brilliant man" and was cordial to him in person.
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They initially gravitated toward Ted Cruz, in part because he was an outsider in the Senate—loathed by even his Republican peers.
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Boxing law expert Cunningham told Business Insider that de la Hoya would be loathed to see further fighters walk from his firm.
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He loathed Obama, who had applied economic sanctions against Putin's cronies after the annexation of Crimea and the invasion of eastern Ukraine.
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He also loathed digital photography, which was junk and a joke, and any sort of touching-up, which made him feel sullied.
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The new allegations came from a pseudonymous source both legendary and loathed in biomedical circles: a scientific gadfly known as Clare Francis.
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She had a reason to resent the Kerr clan, just as Catelyn Stark hated the Lannisters or Daenerys Targaryen loathed Robert Baratheon.
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The impetus for the loathed legislation can be traced to a room in the Purple Garden Hotel in Taipei, Taiwan's capital city.
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Christian, straight-edge metalcore was the best mid-aughts Mississippi had to offer, dubiously "brutal" as it was, and I loathed it.
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Sure, Geralt's an awesome swordsman, something of a fantasy-world stud, loved and loathed in equal measure by villagers across the Northern Kingdoms.
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Bild, a populist newspaper loathed by the 68er students, even noisily backed Mrs Merkel's decision to keep Germany open to refugees in 2016.
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In interviews here, many Republican voters said they simply loathed both Trump and Clinton -- and were particularly offended by Trump's rhetoric on immigrants.
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For obvious reasons, the then-couple loathed San Marcos with the frothing intensity necessary to start a punk band and indulge their wanderlusts.
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His main idea is to reintroduce a financial-transactions tax, which is loathed by business but popular among Ms Rousseff's left-wing allies.
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Instead we saw arrogance, defiance and a dismissive tone that plays right into the reason why the media is loathed by so many.
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It was an example of the sort of cynical self-promotion for which Mr Cruz is loathed by his colleagues in the Senate.
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Mr. Clinton wanted to help big corporations thrive, favored trade policies that unions loathed and spoke of reining in welfare and fighting crime.
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It played a central role in the Volcker rule ban on banks gambling with their own capital, which is loathed on Wall Street.
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Some tenants loved Mr. Trump for his solid, well-priced apartments; others loathed him for his suspected exclusion of blacks from his properties.
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Although the justly-famous thinker had already understood the psychological and economic dynamics of "conspicuous consumption," he also feared and loathed these dynamics.
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Lesser known and less critically loathed, The Hebrew Hammer trades Cuban-link chains for Star of David pendants to send up blaxploitation cinema.
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The backdrop: Axios' Jonathan Swan reported last month that Goldstein was universally loathed within the White House and seen as openly anti-Trump.
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And for a regular feature about reporters and technology, here's what I've loved and loathed about getting our Sydney bureau up and running.
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Loved by conservatives and loathed by the left, Mr. Kobach for years helped local governments craft policies that put restrictions on illegal immigrants.
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Followed by shame that I had briefly loathed the woman I lived with for a reason that had nothing to do with her.
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That is Zaza: loved by teammates but generally loathed by opponents who consider him a nuisance — and a potential hazard to their health.
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"There's a lot of excitement around the opening because the old bridge was really loathed and was always choked with traffic," said Emma.
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Getting face-time on national television helps, especially when he can sound tough on a country loathed by many in the GOP base.
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The losers were the ordinary people who died in vast numbers or were forced into exile as loathed refugees, also in vast numbers.
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According to the Oscar winner, he was up for the role of one of the most loathed characters in Hogwarts history: Tom Riddle, a.k.a.
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Tax season may be one of the most universally loathed times of the year, but thankfully, there are ways to make it suck less.
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This is the hold Facebook has on us: We built our networks there, and we are loathed to leave them or to start again.
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The placard is emblazoned with the acronym FUNAI, a federal agency charged with protecting indigenous land rights that is widely loathed by agricultural interests.
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They say President Trump uses twitter to change the news cycle and even retaliated against universally loathed monster Assad to distract from their noise.
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Prince Vajiralongkorn is not much loved by the masses and widely loathed among Bangkok's elite, who fear his reign will dent the monarchy's prestige.
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Teachers loathed it (and parents who were sick of testing eventually soured on it), and unions and the Obama administration were frequently at odds.
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The Saudis loathed his attempted pivot to Asia, his attempted detente with Iran, and above all his enthusiasm for the pro-democracy Arab spring.
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Jim Cramer was shocked that Wells Fargo has managed to transform from the most loathed stock of the financial sector, to the most loved.
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Five years ago, Kayla Martin "loathed" her overweight body — but she hit her breaking point when she was body shamed by a flight attendant.
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The widely loathed Perlmutter (now severed from all moviemaking decisions, praise Odin) was being reductive, but he's not wrong about those movies being disastrous.
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Similarly, he has little popular backing in Harare, where he is widely loathed, and his influence in the ruling ZANU-PF party is evaporating.
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How to Win in Business Meetings are loathed by many for sucking up valuable hours and preventing professionals from getting any "real" work done.
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As a concept and in practice, queerbaiting is universally loathed by fans who want meaningful, well-developed, and happy queer relationships in their storytelling.
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She commands the fear and respect that Cersei has only imagined for 20 years while being loathed by everyone in King's Landing and beyond.
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Sanders wants the much-loathed party establishment to ignore Clinton's popular vote majority and award the nomination to him because of better poll numbers.
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In fact, in recent years, world leaders with these qualities have reared their heads on every continent, even in countries where Trump is loathed.
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He holds impeccable credentials from the struggle for liberation, having fought alongside Mugabe against the loathed white-minority government of what was then Rhodesia.
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While his tone on Twitter may certainly be something new, Trump is becoming what he and so many of his supporters loathed: a politician.
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If there is a modern curse, a pox on each of our houses, it's probably Tinder: the universally loathed yet wildly popular dating app.
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The really, truly bad languages don't get properly loathed because really, truly bad languages are left to rust like the broken tools they are.
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And Goode reflected on how her opinions about the annual tech trade show — loved by some, loathed by others — have evolved over the years.
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As World War II approached, he abandoned the New Deal entirely and invited the corporate titans who loathed him to help him win it.
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As Fatah's security chief in Gaza until 2007, he led an outfit accused of torturing Hamas members and has long been loathed by Hamas.
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And Cruz is loathed by much of the Republican establishment — an establishment that could quickly fall behind the other apparent winner of the night.
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Mr. Vasquez plays his music quietly inside the truck, and almost never blasts the widely known, widely loathed Mister Softee jingle from his loudspeaker.
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All of which mean they need to take bigger risks they have loathed traditionally, such as currency risks and duration risks, to maintain returns.
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The 1917 analogy suggests that Russia intervened in American politics because of a Hillary Clinton they loathed rather than a Donald Trump they liked.
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"It is astounding that the guy running on 'generational change' is apparently loathed by his own generation," Ball said in response to the survey.
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When they called him a polymath, a term he loathed, they really meant he was a jack of all trades and master of none.
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Maybe you loved Christopher Eccleston in the role and couldn't stand David Tennant; maybe you're a die-hard Ten fan who loathed Matt Smith.
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Ms. Conway is loathed by many Clinton aides as the architect of a presidential campaign that they felt used overtly and implicitly sexist messages.
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A sizable chunk of West Virginia -- even its Democrats -- loathed Obama for his environmental policies, and Judd was a vehicle to express that discontent.
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In 2016, Clinton is widely loathed by opponents and largely unloved even within her own party, although begrudgingly respected for her depth of experience.
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But he is loathed by McConnell and other Republicans to the point that he probably could not be confirmed for a permanent job. Sen.
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The Trump administration — much loathed in Brussels — is also catching up on the one area where Europe remains in the lead: regulation and enforcement.
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Though Cruz is indeed loathed by the GOP Washington establishment, he has worked very hard to cultivate the conservative establishment and existing conservative Republican voters.
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I had to live with those sick stories of his involving a sick man without betraying the fact that I loathed him in that room.
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Items that shoppers found in short supply included Marmite, a spread made from brewing by-products, which is famous for being both loved and loathed.
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Nietzsche loathed German nationalism and anti-Semites—he thought Jews were part of the solution to the ills of modernity, not part of the problem.
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SoftBank is both loathed and terrorizing but also an opportunity for a lot of venture capitalists because they can mark up companies in your portfolio.
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If that happens, China would be the big winner: it has always loathed the Asia rebalance and prefers to pick off countries one by one.
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We both liked and loathed aspects of these headphones, and the fun part is in how different our pros and cons turned out to be.
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Other Senate Democrats expressed alarm that Republicans were able to come as close as they did to a bill so widely loathed by the public.
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Sufism transcends sectarian divides in the religion, and is loathed by Islamic fundamentalists, many of whom have attacked Sufi shrines and killed imams and worshipers.
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The Riverdale Register journalists absolutely loathed Polly's boyfriend Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines) because of a "maple syrup blood feud" that left a Cooper patriarch dead.
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Whether you liked it, loved it, or loathed it, the vampire series that started it all is a permanent fixture In the lives of many.
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Kaitlyn: I appreciated how much Lyanna loathed Davos for mansplaining White Walkers to her, and that she, unlike every dumb dude in Westeros, believed him!
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White nationalists loved the message, liberals loathed it, and some of Trump's Hispanic supporters—yeah, he has quite a few—found themselves reconsidering their positions.
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The so-called "payday rule," designed to help protect consumers from cyclical debt, was a top Democratic priority but loathed by Republicans and industry participants.
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I loved baseball — I played catcher, of course — and loathed the coach who yelled at me for running slowly, as if I could will speed.
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A reorganisation he oversaw was loathed by staffers, and he fired several senior staff members, some of whom had only recently been given new roles.
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Trump's new policy for Afghanistan called on Pakistan's loathed regional rival India to play more of a role in Afghanistan, further increasing tensions with Islamabad.
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So in the winter of 93, he contacted a reporter at the Baltimore Sun and helped her expose some of the NSA abuses he loathed.
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" And later: "Bruno had always loathed chess for its ironclad hierarchies and the bullying invulnerability of its champions, their belief that they stood outside fate.
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Some people adored ''Eat, Pray, Love,'' and others loathed it — but there's no question that it was the most-talked-about book of the year.
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He hated the Freedmen's Bureau and the radicals who supported it, even comparing it to slavery itself, and he loathed the idea of black suffrage.
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Even "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" was widely viewed as a misfire; longtime fans loathed the story, leaving that whip-cracking franchise on wobbly footing.
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Extra Bases When Amir Garrett played basketball for St. John's University, he was the classic prototype: loved by his teammates and loathed by his opponents.
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I can tell you straight out what I loathed about the novel "Flashman," by George MacDonald Fraser, though I read it nearly 15 years ago.
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She loathed the engineers of Brexit and was dismayed by the number of people who had revealed their racist colors to her since the vote.
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In particular, the measure keeps many of the law's taxes that are loathed by conservatives and allows states to keep ObamaCare if they like it.
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They are not because he is loathed by more than half the country, who have felt attacked, disrespected, disenfranchised and unsafe since Trump took office.
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And just to review: Mr. Trump and Mr. Carson have never held elective office, while Mr. Cruz is loathed by many of his fellow Republican senators.
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Effron has even donated to one lawmaker loathed on Wall Street: ex-Massachusetts congressman Barney Frank, and another who needs no introduction: ex-congressman Anthony Weiner.
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Assange, who lives in the Ecuadoran embassy in London to avoid extradition over a sexual assault charge, is widely loathed within the American national security establishment.
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The high-living prince is unpopular among Thais and loathed by the elites, many of whom would have preferred his younger sister, Princess Sirindhorn, as monarch.
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It's no wonder that when you add all this up, legacy ticketing is one of the most loathed industries in America, year in and year out.
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A notorious lone wolf loathed by his Senate colleagues, Cruz will now get to recast his overweening self-absorption and ambition as conscience and high principle.
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Batman v Superman is a film we haven't stopped arguing about for the past year and a half – people remembered it, even if they loathed it.
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Democrats are likely to unify no matter whom the Republicans choose, but Trump is loathed by the left in a way the other Republicans simply aren't.
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He was an elite planter-class slaveowner who presented himself as a champion of the common man, exactly the kind of politician Hamilton feared and loathed.
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Negotiations to form a new coalition in parliament and replace the widely loathed prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, seemed poised for resolution but are now imperilled again.
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The rest came from life-long Republicans, single-issue conservatives, and independent voters who either backed Trump with reservations or loathed Hillary Clinton more than him.
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ISTANBUL — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey is normally a divisive figure, loved by his base of religious conservatives and loathed by the rest of society.
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Yes, Democrats loathed many of George W. Bush's policies, but this sort of no-you-may-not-even-come-to-the-House strategy was never considered.
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Johnson said at the time that he "loathed and despised," racism as he stood for elections in one of the most multicultural cities in the world.
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Appointed by President Trump in November to rein in the agency long loathed by the GOP and finance industry, Mulvaney has steered the agency towards deregulation.
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In fact, it's downright loathed by the public: Only six percent of people say they have confidence in the press, according to The Media Insight Project.
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The criminal charges against him—he is accused of money-laundering and tax evasion—only added to his reputation as an outsider loathed by the establishment.
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Edwards, by contrast, came to power by beating a generally liked Democratic incumbent in a primary and has always been widely loathed by the party establishment.
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Maine's new governor Janet Mills replaces the much-loathed Paul LePage, who did everything in his power to squelch solar and wind development in the state.
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Slashing interest rates could also weaken the U.S. dollar, making American products relatively cheaper in foreign markets and potentially reducing Trump's loathed trade deficit with China.
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HFCs are less harmful for the ozone than CFCs, but like their loathed counterpart, they're more powerful than carbon dioxide when it comes to trapping heat.
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Ali understood, and in some ways loathed, the "game" — the brutality, the conquest, the role of the unenlightened gladiator — and yet made millions off of it.
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She feared that people would look for the missing Dutch Nazi — whom she described as widely-loathed — but as far as she knows, no one did.
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Mr. Trump is widely loathed in Latin America, where his early moves have been interpreted as a return to an overbearing, security-obsessed American foreign policy.
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De Quincey's father, then a prosperous merchant, died just a year after Elizabeth; soon, his loathed older brother, William, who was eleven, returned from boarding school.
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The plan would revive an idea loathed by most congressional Republicans but long embraced by Democrats; President Trump expressed support for it during his 2016 campaign.
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My father loathed him, unequivocally and with a singular fury because, in his mind, Fidel interrupted his life, forced him into exile and ruined his country.
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Republicans managed in the last throes of 2017 to push through a tax bill that was both widely loathed and widely predicted to hurt the economy.
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However, by passing a bill so universally loathed and excoriated, congressional Republicans have given Democrats a major talking point, not to mention, a tremendous fundraising vehicle.
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So, how exactly did small polished stones become the cultural juggernaut they are today—loathed by many, yet still being added to online shopping carts nationwide?
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They are loathed by everyone in the criminal justice system, often ostracized by their community, and they almost always shunned by their former associates and friends.
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The individual mandate — the loathed requirement that nearly everyone get health insurance or pay a penalty — would be eliminated in the GOP repeal bill introduced Monday.
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On the Republican side, Trump's momentum has also slowed, but more to the point, he's loathed by the establishment of the party he seeks to lead.
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Vouchers aren't particularly popular with the public at large, but they're especially loathed by teachers and their unions, who have been against DeVos from the beginning.
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They always loathed the landmark that was built by my family, but the least they could have done was to ensure the safety of the people inside.
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In nearly every scene in Sharp Objects, Camille's synapses are triggered by the familiar (and loathed) landscape of her childhood town, dredging up some flash of memory.
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The package of bills would ban preferential treatment for students related to big donors or alumni and alter the long-standing and sometimes loathed "legacy admissions" practice.
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George Lucas revealed earlier this year that his favorite Star Wars character is Jar Jar Binks — the widely loathed comic relief figure and possible secret Sith lord.
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Which, of course, set up a perfect opportunity for the deeply loathed, much maligned, but above all else, immensely talented Clippers to crush the Portland fairy-tale.
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Still, even after the near-universally-loathed Attack of the Clones was panned 17 years ago this month, there were no contemporary calls for Star Wars remakes.
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The widely-loathed hit was the inspiration for Trump Temptations: The Billionaire and the Bellboy, by LA comedian Elijah Daniel, who wrote the book in four hours.
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In fact, Cruise is just one of the elements that reviewers loathed about The Mummy, which was hovering around 25% on Rotten Tomatoes as of this writing.
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The Clippers introduced Chuck the Condor last month, and almost everyone loathed the thing -- including Kanye -- who begged Ballmer over the weekend to let him redesign it.
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In interviews with a score at Kissimmee, all said they admired her (though some had reservations) and were confident she would beat Mr Trump, whom they loathed.
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Glantz admits that after being a regular, free bridesmaid for friends, she quickly realized that she's "the MVP bridesmaid" and loved doing tasks that other friends loathed.
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While the amendment was introduced with bipartisan support in 1976, it has become a partisan issue in recent years, supported by Republicans but loathed by many Democrats.
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He was no friend of the Republican political establishment and was loathed by liberals but was a darling of some of the president's hard-line conservative supporters.
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Most critics loathed or ignore it, but Kael was infatuated, and her 9,000-word defence of the outlaw biopic earned her a position at the New Yorker.
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I didn't want to be different from any other Marine officer, and I loathed anything that smacked of a victim narrative — after all, I was an Amazon.
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Mantel, descended from Irish Catholic immigrants to England and educated by nuns she loathed, does not deliver a version of events that will please Roman Catholic readers.
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Under his leadership, the agency has extracted nearly $12 billion in refunds and canceled debts for 29 million consumers — and become loathed by Republicans and industry alike.
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Like many of her compatriots, Austen loathed the Prince Regent, once railing in an 1813 letter against the man whose gluttony, profligacy and infidelities scandalized the nation.
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But that policy, known as the individual mandate, is loathed by Republicans — and by a segment of the public — and would be eliminated under the Republican bill.
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Taken together, the journalist says, those two points illustrate the contradictions of Maradona: He was a cheater and a genius, a player to be loathed and loved.
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The big picture: It's the latest lexical stretch for an adjective that's widely used in reports of cybersecurity incidents — and widely loathed by researchers as a result.
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That system, which dates to the 1940s, is loathed by economists across the political spectrum, but it has become a staple of our tax and compensation system.
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Showing the tenacity that marked her career, she battled back though and her two French Open titles on a claycourt surface she once loathed earned Sharapova admiration.
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And it would require pharmaceutical manufacturers to pay rebates to Medicare if the price of their drugs increased faster than inflation — another provision loathed by drug makers.
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Democrats have long loathed former national security adviser John Bolton, but he could be their most dangerous witness against President Donald Trump in Congress&apos impeachment inquiry.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced Wednesday that she will finally withdraw the loathed extradition bill that kick-started three months of violent protests.
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He perceived Moore's electoral strength (he led polls of the primary all along) and saw an opportunity to make mischief with the GOP establishment he so loathed.
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He was no friend to the Republican political establishment and was loathed by liberals, but became a darling of some of the president's hard-line conservative supporters.
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Manchester United, who finished sixth with a measly 243, ended up an equal number of points between Manchester City, their loathed rivals, and Cardiff City, who were relegated.
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However, a couple weeks ago, Valeant's board announced that they were replacing their admittedly loathed former CEO Michael Pearson with a much better executive, Joe Papa from Perrigo.
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The original Sabrina sitcom, starring Melissa Joan Hart, had Libby (Jenna Leigh Green), the rich girl who loathed the magical teen — but loved her boyfriend, Harvey (Nate Richert).
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Though it brought millions of mainstream fans to the franchise — Weldon calls them the Normals — the nerds loathed it, loudly, even in the pre-Internet comments section age.
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It's the collective cultural obsession's final season, meaning that once these season 8 episodes air, that's it for the adventures of our loved and loathed residents of Westeros.
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Scott Walker, who is despised by unions for busting their power in the state and loathed by liberal students for increasing tuition while giving tax breaks to corporations.
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After I'm Still Here, the widely loathed (and scandal-plagued) prank documentary he directed about Joaquin Phoenix becoming a rapper, Affleck showed he'd cleaned up and gotten serious.
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Johnson made the best of a bad situation, but awkward press tours with co-star Jamie Dornan only fueled internet gossip that she loathed working on the films.
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Many people work in trades which are loathed — from professional gamblers to parking-meter readers — but not all of them have to worry daily about arrest and violence.
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Others tied themselves in knots as they praised and criticized Mr. Trump in a single breath, or suggested that they could abide Mr. Trump but loathed his agenda.
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Meeting the prospective in-laws is always tense, even if you don't belong to a loathed people and your significant other isn't hated by one of his parents.
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And Madeline, who once loathed Bonnie, has to keep her secret while also providing a soft surface for Bonnie, who's dealing with a lot of trauma, to land.
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It's a teenage dream of first loves, growing up, hopes, and fears that a lot of people — especially those of us who loathed high school — can relate to.
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In fact, CPAC began in 1974 as a protest of sorts against the GOP, and against a president many conservatives deeply loathed — the soon-to-resign Richard Nixon.
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Whether you loved or loathed Carrie Bradshaw, you couldn't deny that the show was riveting, punchy, and sexy as it dealt with relatable issues surrounding sex and dating.
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In Montauk, on the easternmost end of Long Island, where eight of the blue signs went up in July, many locals loathed the "I Love New York" signs.
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He is widely loathed by residents of most other developed countries, and will augur a return to the Bush-era anti-American sentiment that pervaded European Union countries.
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I loathed the Yankee dynasty of the 1990s, but do I run around screaming about Jeffrey Maier and Chuck Knoblauch's phantom tag and Tino Martinez taking strike three?
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Frequently on the list of least-admired jobs, openly loathed by both politicians and the electorate, and portrayed as meddlesome bumblers, it's hard out there for ink-stained wretches.
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Read More Valeant CEO Papa: I'm not in it for the money On Monday, Cramer watched as the stocks that were loved the most on Friday were suddenly loathed.
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She's loathed by West Virginians and made one of the worst gaffes of the campaign when she said she'd be putting a lot of coal miners out of work.
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Margaret Thatcher loathed the Foreign Office because she thought it was full of upper-class eunuchs who believed in managing decline at home and sucking up to foreigners abroad.
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Helpfully, the anti–clean energy side is represented by Trump, a figure loathed by many Republicans, while the clean energy side is represented by a longtime, rock-ribbed Republican.
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PARIS — Most mornings since September, the former president of the African nation of Chad was woken at dawn in his specially refurbished prison quarters for a trip he loathed.
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In an age of disdain for distant elites, opening up room for leaders to sound like their voters might just help a loathed political establishment survive a populist age.
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Instead, House Democrats surrendered control of the record to the opposing party and adopted a ridiculous strategy of demanding concessions to end with this trial that Senate Republicans loathed.
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It was a terrible phone and its failure is what convinced Steve Jobs to make an iPhone in-house — but it also featured the much-loathed 2.5mm headphone jack.
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The younger Flores -- who is known in the National Guard as "Patrick Junior" -- admits that as a child he loathed the military due to his father's many long deployments.
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Mrs Clinton is not loathed by as many Americans as Mr Trump is, but the share who view her unfavourably is far higher than is usual for presidential nominees.
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Whereas Than Shwe, the longtime junta chief, so loathed Suu Kyi that he forbade all mention of her name in his presence, Khin Nyunt arranged a dialogue with her.
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They distrust corporations almost as much as they distrust state government and the loathed politicians in Washington, D.C. They are by no means natural constituents for the Republican Party.
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Kethledge has gained the backing of conservatives for his strict, originalist approach to the law, and for his hostility toward an entity loathed on the right: the administrative state.
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While the deal was hailed abroad, many Colombians thought the government of President Juan Manuel Santos had offered too many concessions to a weakened insurgency that is widely loathed.
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He had founded Kalimat with one of his siblings, and he loathed the Muslim Brotherhood, whose candidate, Mohamed Morsi, had won the first democratic Presidential election in Egyptian history.
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Turns out he's a conman, a simple crook—but I love how anyone in this world would choose to play dress up as one of it's most loathed inhabitants.
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By this time, he had long been prominent as a leading critic of détente and arms-control talks with the Soviet Union, and a loathed figure on the left.
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In 1933, the conservative President Paul von Hindenburg named Hitler chancellor, though he loathed him, because Hindenburg believed it was the only way to preserve a right-wing government.
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Mr. Temer, on the other hand, left office as a widely loathed leader, the personification of the back-room dealing at the heart of Brazil's endemic culture of graft.
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He's so loathed that any passable Democrat with a picayune chance of toppling him was bound to draw more attention and inspire more hope than the political dynamics warranted.
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In the middle of his career, he threatened to play for the loathed crosstown rival Clippers, or on Pluto, one being no worse than the other to Lakers fans.
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With the opening, the map of the city's loved and loathed subway adds three new stations, bringing the total to 472 — the most of any subway in the world.
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By stocking a space I loathed with items I loved (and not the cheap wares of my local IKEA), I found myself wanting to practice cooking more and more.
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This rift probably always existed, but it has been highlighted by voters' growing preoccupation with migration and ethnic change, trends that were celebrated in Hornsey but loathed in Doncaster.
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Yet even Reagan, fierce inveigher against socialized medicine that he was, did not make a dent in Medicare, the program he so loathed, during his two terms in office.
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Another angle: Margrethe Vestager, the European Union competition commissioner whose billion-dollar fines have made her loathed by Silicon Valley, has new powers that give her unrivaled regulatory reach.
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But respond it will, say many experts, as Soleimani was a revered and larger-than-life character, a shadowy spymaster mythologized among Shiites and loathed by Iran's American adversaries.
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"Cats," with songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber based on poems by T. S. Eliot, is one of the most famous 20th-century musicals — loved and loathed, mimicked and mocked.
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The police in Ukraine have long been one of the country's most corrupt institutions—and, as the public face of the predatory state, one of the most widely loathed.
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Paranoia about Trotskyism was then endemic among Communists—Trotsky believed that revolution should be fostered in all countries, and Stalin loathed him—and few were more paranoid than Marty.
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility, boasting that the attacks were its first ever against Iran, where the Shiite Muslim majority is loathed by the Islamic State's Sunni extremist ideologues.
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Marie Newman's challenge to Mr. Lipinski, backed by some sitting Democratic lawmakers, was seen as a real opportunity to take down a congressman increasingly loathed by his own party.
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The idea for that novel came to Mr. Adler after he encountered a real-life marriage in which the husband and wife loathed each other and yet remained together.
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The move seemed obvious — they feared Donald Trump, they loathed Ted Cruz, and Rubio seemed like a more serious threat to Hillary Clinton than Jeb Bush or Chris Christie.
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Ahmed Best -- the man who played the most widely loathed and mocked 'Star Wars' character -- says the wave of negative reaction was so hard on him, he considered suicide.
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May's last-ditch approach to Corbyn, who is loathed by many of her Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, provoked anger in her febrile party.
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Google is ending its controversial First Click Free (FCF) policy that publishers loathed because it required them to allow Google search results access to news articles hidden behind a paywall.
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But the brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservativism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among diplomats -- for his views and style.
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Mindy Kaling, an imminent mother herself, will take on mom-shaming, the social media finger-wagging loathed by celebrities and normals alike, on the fourth season of The Mindy Project.
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The race is personal for him: Cordray, 59, had run the US Consumer Protection Bureau, an agency set up in the Obama administration and loathed by Trump and conservative Republicans.
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It only took the first night of The Bachelor finale for Arie Luyendyk to go from being one of the TV franchise's least controversial contestants to perhaps its most loathed.
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Mr. Trump is the epitome of vulgarity, a loathed trait in France, especially in the upper levels of society (note how Nicolas Sarkozy was ridiculed as "le président bling-bling").
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In 2000, Chang Hui-mei, a Taiwanese pop singer popular in China, sang at the presidential inauguration of Chen Shui-bian, a pro-independence politician loathed by the mainland authorities.
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After seeing Sean Spicer at the Emmys, Isaacs went on a rant that may make even those who loathed the Malfoys presence in the Wizarding World stand up and cheer.
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It is widely loathed throughout the UK. Of course, many fringe fascists themselves like Donald Trump and view him as the best they're going to get on a national scale.
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Many of the hardline Brexiteers in her party, or those who want a decisive break from the EU, have long loathed May and tried to orchestrate her ouster in December.
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A hyperactive and divisive figure both loved and loathed among right-wing voters, Sarkozy did not say whether he would join the conservative Les Republicains party primaries scheduled for November.
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Ian Gregory Tan, co-founder and creative director at Witching Hour Studios, loathed sorcery in D&D's Third Edition, which he believed dominated campaigns and overshadowed other non-magic classes.
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The White House has lost control of its foreign policy to the military and to allies who can't work with a globally loathed American leader even if they wanted to.
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The White House has lost control of its foreign policy to the military and to allies who couldn't work with a globally loathed American leader even if they wanted to.
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But Britain has a more majoritarian electoral system, a less loathed establishment, a less fiery left-wing tradition and a youth unemployment rate of 14%, compared with 48% in Spain.
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However, by approaching Corbyn, a veteran socialist loathed by many of May's Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, she risks further inflaming divisions in her party.
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The website is loathed by many liberals, moderates and establishment Republicans who say it stokes a partisan atmosphere and misleads readers in order to escalate what they see as nonissues.
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And then my brother, sister and I moved away, and became the summer renters we had once loathed when we rented a house near Acadia for a family reunion week.
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The 2011 standoff over led to the creation of the sequester: automatic cuts touching every part of the federal budget, a policy now loathed by both parties for different reasons.
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His amendment to increase spending on security along the US-Mexican border helped win passage in the Senate of an immigration bill that is loathed deeply by tea party activists.
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In fact, Columbus's earliest critics were the same white supremacists preying on our nation today, who loathed the idea that a non-Anglo-Saxon Catholic could be an American icon.
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He was loathed by third world intellectuals and called, among other things, a "restorer of the comforting myths of the white race" (Chinua Achebe), "a despicable lackey of neocolonialism" (H.
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The art critic Gustave Geffroy, who Cézanne loved (when Geffroy wrote something nice about him), then loathed (for reasons we don't know), hunkers spiderlike over a scattering of open books.
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"He was a loathed figure inside the government," said Andrea Kendall-Taylor, who served as a deputy national intelligence officer for Russia under the director of national intelligence until May.
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Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who is loathed by many on Wall Street, had been seen as the front-runner and able to attract new voters, especially young ones.
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Initiated as a safety measure in 1980 after a pedestrian was killed by a piece of falling terra cotta, the sidewalk shed has become a loathed symbol of urban intransigence.
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Democrats, who do share that zeal, have no incentive to help a president who is uniformly loathed by their base and has sub-40 percent approval ratings as a result.
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It does nothing to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, maintains a hard threshold for enhanced Federal Reserve oversight, and maintains a key backstop for failing banks -- all loathed by Republicans.
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All that while, I loathed Snell and everything he stood for, and I am glad he has been brought back to earth by Moderate Republican Candidate for President Fred Hoiberg.
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Well, when the Freedom Caucus initially formed, it was in response to what the members believed to be out-of-control spending and government-building by a Democratic president they loathed.
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Not as a chef, for he'd never been a really great chef, and he loathed the commercialism of the celebrity-chef crowd; he would rather write "serial wanker" in his passport.
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Having banged on about these themes for a decade, Mr Polman has become rather like one of his company's products—Marmite, a salty yeast spread that is either loved or loathed.
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Everyone's in a tizzy about the upcoming "sequel" to either beloved or loathed Christmas film Love, Actually and now you can get more excited because two key characters are still together.
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That's partly due to the fight over the widely-loathed Republican bill repealing the FCC's broadband privacy rules—a different issue altogether, but one that has apparently set the tone. Rep.
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I immediately loathed it because the brand announced the cooler-looking "DreamPop" version three days after I placed my order for boring Coral, which is coral and doesn't come with stickers.
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In 2008, when the outgoing GOP president was historically loathed, and the economy had begun to collapse under his watch, some conservatives still couldn't accept that the election had been fair.
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The universally loathed senator from Texas has abdicated his duty to protect the privacy of Americans by supporting the FBI's calls for a backdoor that would allow them to bypass encryption.
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Because of budget rules (and some politics) the 2015 bill this would be modeled after leaves in place large portions of the ACA (most notably, some regulations so loathed by conservatives).
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The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Cupertino's next iPhone, due out this fall, will start at 32GB, not the much-loathed 16GB model pundits and consumers have come to hate.
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Several GOP members of the House Financial Services Committee told The Hill that they couldn't support a bill that doesn't touch the bureau, long loathed by Republicans and the finance industry.
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There have never been two candidates for president so loathed, as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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She famously spoke of wishing to be the "Queen of people's hearts," rather than the Queen of the actual country—a duty she had foregone by divorcing the husband she loathed.
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Though they loathed his planned merger, Oxford fans enjoyed halcyon days under Maxwell, including promotion to the top tier for the 1985/86 campaign and a League Cup win in 1986.
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In a context where America is led by this much-loathed president who is also attacking China constantly, the easiest way for that nationalist energy to be wielded is against America.
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Busking started out as a means to an end for Amiri and Rahiem, who were eager to find a way to support themselves and quit the low-paying jobs they loathed.
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"Tillerson loathed by State Dept diplomats, but balanced & sensible in most areas of foreign policy," Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy, said in a Twitter message.
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And then there is the case of "Civic Virtue," a much-loathed statue that had been near Queens Borough Hall and depicted a muscular hero towering over two women symbolizing vice.
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Its people were widely loathed and two of its conquering powers, the Soviet Union and France, were counting on reparations from their former Nazi enemy to help rebuild their own economies.
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A couple points, according to Republicans who know or dealt somewhat extensively with him: His bureaucratic know-how and operational ability is somewhat legendary, even among those who loathed his policies.
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By 1968, Richard Nixon, a needle-threader extraordinaire, had captured the Presidency and cemented an identification with conservatism despite being loathed by the Birch leadership for a lack of true belief.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece bid farewell on Wednesday to former conservative prime minister Constantine Mitsotakis, one of its most prominent politicians who was both revered and loathed for pushing for early austerity.
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The premise of the murder mystery "Crooked House" is old school: A much-loathed patriarch is sent to his grave, and a houseful of resentful, back-stabbing kinfolk are under suspicion.
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The Irish backstop plan is loathed by the hard-line supporters of Brexit whom Mr. Tusk excoriated, because it could keep the United Kingdom tied, indefinitely, to some European Union rules.
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There would also have been works by the Sophists, whom Plato loathed, and possibly the widely read works of the atomists, like Democritus, whom Plato completely ignored, possibly out of envy.
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He said he admired Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan and loathed Hitler, the composer Richard Wagner and other anti-Semites, though he himself made anti-Semitic statements.
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When O'Reilly's other guests crowed that Hillary was universally loathed, that Trump would win a "tight race," Rivera gingerly suggested that female voters might be swayed by the "Access Hollywood" tapes.
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Senate Democrats insist Mr. Sanders is not their version of Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who has failed to get a single Republican Senate endorsement in large part because he is loathed.
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But thanks to a watershed prank by the BBC (and a few merry pranksters before that), April Fools' Day has become a universally loved (or loathed) part of our reading every year.
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Around 2008, as Steam was finishing its transition from a Valve gaming platform to a general purpose storefront, blockbuster PC games started shipping with a universally loathed copy protection system called SecuROM.
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Most of the staff of Deadspin quit Wednesday because its successful, profitable website was purchased by morons who actively loathed it and tried to change the things that made the site popular.
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And Trump used his national platform to present the Presidential Medal of Freedom to a man loathed by the left: conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who just announced he has lung cancer.
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As more incendiary anecdotes and quotes emerged in the press, Wolff began to face pressure not just from the White House, but from a media chattering class that has long loathed him.
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To distract her from her grief and from a step-father she loathed, her mother, a hairdresser of some reputation, chaperoned her daughter on visits to private and public collections around Paris.
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Our garbage squad, which is viscerally loathed by even its most devoted fans, is in no way worthy of the attention and emotional investment that it has received these past few years.
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CORBYN AND MAY May's last-ditch approach to Corbyn, who is loathed by many of her Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, provoked anger in her febrile party.
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Andy Puzder, whom Trump nominated for labor secretary, is also widely loathed on the left, but didn't generate the same level of intense opposition, and was nevertheless forced to withdraw from consideration.
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Because Trump is so widely loathed among liberals and historically unpopular with the broader public, any attempt to impede or hobble him inevitably gets wide circulation in the progressive-oriented media ecosystem.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Singapore became the latest city to target electronic scooters on Tuesday, when a ban on riding the devices loved by commuters but loathed by pedestrians took effect.
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Instead, Carl Palmer, the drummer, told him, "We hope, if anything, we're encouraging the kids to listen to music that has more quality"—and "quality" was precisely the quality that Bangs loathed.
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Your pick can be a new release or an old favorite, and it can be a film you loved or one you loathed — just make sure it's one you remember fairly well.
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" Liz Black, @psitsfashion"I remember years where I loathed my fat body so much that I would roast in jeans and T-shirts on the beach next to my swimsuit-clad friends.
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Federica Mogherini, the European Union's foreign minister, who is loathed by top Trump administration officials, described the financial entity as something that would allow European companies to continue doing business with Iran.
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That is her greatest strength and her greatest weakness as she prepares to take over from Chancellor Angela Merkel, a towering figure both loved and loathed inside her party and her country.
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But one team of researchers spent 15 years scouring guano-filled caves, cliffside nests and museum archives for bedbug specimens that might clarify the murky natural history of this globally loathed parasite.
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Instead, the president's apologists insist the real story is the genesis of the investigation, supposedly a Deep State smear job by the F.B.I. against an anti-establishment candidate they feared and loathed.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump — two candidates loathed by party elites — have won the two contests so far, and by most accounts are the two top contenders in South Carolina as well.
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And it&aposs been a long time, but it started right there with Peter Strzok who hated the President, loathed him and used words, and I chose only the nice ones by comparison.
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Barack Obama was loathed, almost literally demonised by many God-fearing people, who felt that his policies over reproductive rights, same-sex marriage and stem-cell research were something much worse than mistaken.
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The Calgary-born Texas senator, elected with the support of the Tea Party movement, is loathed by most of his Senate colleagues for his personality and his penchant for self-centered political stunts.
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And of the liberals who loathed the anti-competitive effects of bigness, Galbraith argued that their "most plausible alternative to competition is full public ownership," which few seriously proposed, either then or now.
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However, there was a disturbing number of people who couldn't ignore the fact that EA is generally quite loathed among gamers, and they took the opportunity to flood their social media with jokes.
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Republicans and outside allies join chorus of disapproval Trump is so polarizing — loathed by Democrats but with rock-solid approval ratings among Republicans — that reactions to many controversies break along neat partisan lines.
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However, in Miami, where many exiles from Castro's government live, a large crowd waving Cuban flags cheered, danced and banged on pots and pans to celebrate the passing of a man they loathed.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - An American wrestler working in Mexico is tapping into anger at Donald Trump, whipping crowds into a frenzy with an act as a supporter of the locally loathed U.S. president.
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The email could bolster the lawyer's claim that she attended the meeting at Trump Tower to discuss a 6900 sanctions law passed in response to human rights violations and loathed by the Kremlin.
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Although he loathed the terms "environmentalist" and "nature writer," he had no truck with the tide of development coming to the canyonlands, and which in fact was already ravaging the desert around Arches.
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So that explains why Trump is reaching out to Democrats — but there's still the question of why Schumer and Pelosi are willing to deal with a president who's so loathed by their base.
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We met him as the Kingslayer, the widely loathed villain, but another of the show's favorite themes is the gap between history and reality — the story of what happened versus what actually happened.
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Like conservatives of all descriptions, Roger loathed and opposed Communism, which he regarded as a soul-destroying abomination (and not just as a failed promise of economic prosperity), and all forms of socialism.
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But it establishes a pattern that dictates their relationship going forward, throwing Tallent into the hopeless task of trying to undo "my sense of being loathed by her" by becoming unassailably without defect.
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The topic was the "fiduciary rule," an Obama-era regulation, much loathed by Wall Street, that requires financial advisers to put clients' interests first when giving advice or selling investments for retirement accounts.
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Hamas is loathed in Israel for bombings and rockets launched indiscriminately into civilian areas, and critics say the group spends too much money preparing for war and not enough on Gaza's besieged residents.
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That's essentially the message of the comic, which criticized American and British politics in the 1980s, politics that gave people like Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan (both of whom Moore loathed) immense power.
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The email could bolster the lawyer's claim that she attended the meeting at Trump Tower to discuss a 85033 sanctions law passed in response to human rights violations and loathed by the Kremlin.
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Support for Mr. Erdogan appeared to be similar to its level in last year's constitutional referendum, "suggesting that polarization around his simultaneously adored and loathed persona continues to divide Turkey," Mr. Cagaptay said.
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But his strategy of broadcasting his lack of experience in public office seems to have undercut even Ted Cruz, who champions his status as the single most loathed member of the US Senate.
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It turns out to be his Waterloo, rejected by fans (65,000 units in the first week) and loathed by critics (Pitchfork grades it a minus 4, and Rolling Stone awards it a "poop" emoji).
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After that, Wonder Woman would take a number of regressive turns that her free-thinking creator would've loathed: She doted on Steve Trevor more, relinquished her powers, and at one point, opened a boutique.
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"We know Tennesseans don't want Dianne Feinstein as head of the Judiciary Committee," Blackburn said, teeing up a list of Democrats loathed on the right and positioned for promotions if Republicans lose the Senate.
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It's essentially an emotional supercut of Jon's life — from his birth as the secret child of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, to loathed bastard of Winterfell, then finally onto beloved King in the North.
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But it is quite possible that his conduct over the course of this campaign, which has made him one of the most loathed men in the country, will leave that business model in tatters.
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When Jennifer Plozai joined the public relations side of the Transportation Security Administration in 6900, she was put in charge of a Herculean task: turn a loathed government agency into a helpful travel buddy.
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Spielberg hasn't made a live-action kids' movie since 193's Hook, one of those films beloved by people who were the right age for it when it came out, and otherwise largely loathed.
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He loved voice-over work, and claimed even to be on friendly terms with the (still secret and much-loathed) woman on the supermarket self-checkouts, with her unexpected items in the bagging area.
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Given his loathed standing among Democrats and the possibility that many in his own party would spurn him, Mr. Trump would need to invert his numbers among independents to even be competitive in November.
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Will history make this same fuck up, remembering a dude who, like, half of all people loathed for his excessive dependence on foul shots and tricky nonsense, as some kind of Michael Jordan clone?
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After all, as ideologically malleable as Trump can be occasionally, he remains utterly loathed by the Democratic base — and for very real reasons, since much of his government is implementing a hardline conservative agenda.
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At the same time, Fox News's paranoid, partisan broadsides, like claiming President Obama was a racist or suggesting an election might be rigged against Donald Trump, made Ailes widely loathed by the network's detractors.
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She also conceded a continuing, if time-limited, role for the European Court of Justice — an institution loathed by hard-line Brexit supporters — in adjudicating the rights of European Union citizens living in Britain.
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Among the highlights: Margrethe Vestager, whose billion-dollar fines have made her loathed by Silicon Valley, assumed more power than ever, expanding her portfolio to become the equivalent of the E.U.'s digital czar.
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In 2012 and 2015 it narrowly avoided strikes by flight attendants over pay, and just last year it said it would abandon a widely loathed skirts-only policy for female members of cabin crews.
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Several GOP members of the House Financial Services Committee told The Hill that they couldn't support a bill that doesn't touch the bureau, long loathed by Republicans and the finance industry: http://bit.ly/2AGh0lj.
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Thus, unlike many retirees from past generations, people from both the blue-collar and white-collar sectors are more eager to retain ties to the familiar working world that they enjoyed (and sometimes loathed).
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Mr. Aliyev was one of the country's most powerful and loathed men, holding senior posts in the domestic intelligence agency and the foreign ministry, as well as serving as head of the tax police.
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Mr. Schumer is a potent symbol, said Kellyanne Conway, a Republican pollster, not because he is loathed, like Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader, or Mr. Reid, but because he is feared.
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The brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservatism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among foreign service diplomats in the State Department -- for his views and style.
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You can almost see the ads now depicting House lawmakers as an enemies of the free and open web, shills for a multi-billion-dollar industry universally loathed, even among the red-blooded conservative base.
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Manson, who died in prison in 2017, remains a pop culture fascination — even if he is a loathed one — and his victims are often treated as footnotes of his crimes as opposed to actual people.
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"The stock has gone from loved to loathed in two to three weeks, and we believe the sell-off creates a good relative buying opportunity," analyst David George wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Plumlee tried to flex the one advantage that he, and, in fact, nearly the entire league has over DeMarcus, which is that is he universally loathed by refs, all refs, at all levels of competition.
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Though the episode is set up as a police procedural, as our future cops hunt for the killer of a loathed newspaper columnist, it has a lot of "The National Anthem"s DNA in it.
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This morning, I awoke to the inexplicable news that Batman v Superman, a movie broadly loathed by the critics, broke a number of box office records, raking in $416 million in global box office returns.
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This young Nebraskan, who had served two terms in Congress, loathed the bankers of Wall Street, calling "agitation" the "only means" to change the "vicious system of finance"—a system that he vowed to "destroy".
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The announcement comes just months after the $4 billion sale of the UFC to talent agency WME-IMG by longtime owners Zuffa, which purchased the struggling, much-loathed promotion back in 2001 for $2 million.
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The move to apply the much-loathed-but-tolerated surge pricing to its food delivery service comes about eight months after Uber first launched the service as a standalone app in many big US cities.
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His endorsement of Trump, a figure loathed by many Republicans, is likely to remind some of his appearance on the post-Superstorm Sandy New Jersey boardwalk with President Obama just days before the 2012 election.
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Then, he was a fresh-faced anti-tax crusader, traveling Florida in a pickup truck; now, he was a Washington sellout who had struck deals with loathed Democrats like Senator Chuck Schumer of New York.
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Lily Marotta, a comedian in Brooklyn, was never allowed to watch the show as a kid by her Italian-American academic dad who loathed romanticized mafia portrayals—as Melfi's fictional friends do on the show.
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Though his image became famous after the 2010 documentary made about him, Cunningham was reported to have loathed the attention and preferred to stay in the background, rather than join in on the other side.
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It's built around a conversation with Ryuichi Sakamoto, the renowned musician and composer, who so loathed the music at his favorite restaurant in Manhattan that he asked the owner if he could choose some himself.
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This sense of liberation derives from murders enacted with the methodical exhilaration of a jailbreak — a cathartic response to years of oppression by her miserly father, Andrew (Jamey Sheridan), and loathed stepmother, Abby (Fiona Shaw).
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When she emerged as the nominee in September she struggled to navigate the political currents in a fast-growing state where President Trump is beloved by many Republicans but loathed by Democrats and many independents.
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Rodgers, then, took a little from Column A and a little from Column B. In Luis Suárez, he had the most loathed player in England and probably, that year, the best striker in the world.
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His ministry financed the rebuilding of Turgenev's family estate and in November opened a new museum in central Moscow, housed in the former home of the writer's mother, whom Turgenev loathed, feared and loved dearly.
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I've liked and loved some of Mr. Allen's movies, and loathed others, but I've always put the allegations against him aside because he wasn't charged and I wanted to review the work, not the man.
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Mr. Dutton is roundly loathed by many Australians on the left side of the country's political divide — which may account for the enthusiastic reception for the other Peter Dutton, once the confusion was cleared away.
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President Trump's proposal to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts has caused great anxiety for arts advocates, especially given that Republicans control both houses of Congress and many conservatives have long loathed the agency.
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As the most famous Carrington story goes, she once cut off the hair of a much loathed houseguest in the middle of the night and served it to him in an omelet in the morning.
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That lasted for about 15 minutes, during which we meet the newly widowed Edie, an abrasive octogenarian, and learn exactly how much she had loathed the disabled husband she had spent 30 years caring for.
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Here are posting parameters for your most beloved (and loathed) platforms: While Twitter is great for live tweeting political debates — or boxing matches — it's also a really fantastic platform for professional networking and relationship building.
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A Russian-speaker (as a student, he translated Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin"), he counted Vladimir Putin as a personal friend and loathed the "badly brought up" east Europeans with their high-minded talk and Atlanticist outlook.
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And though Graham's centrist leanings on immigration don't jibe with Trump's hard-line politics, his growing closeness to a president he once openly loathed may prove the best hope for reform in the Trump era.
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They grew up in vastly different countries, with Hahm even working in South Korea for the US military, which remains widely loathed in North Korea for the brutal bombing campaign carried out during the war.
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Washington (CNN)When President Donald Trump stoked the idea of lifting the ban on earmarks, he ignited debate over an old congressional tactic loathed by the public and killed seven years ago by House Republicans.
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The first woman to receive an Oscar nomination for best director (for "Seven Beauties," showing on Friday), she was also loathed for what some perceived as her sexism, superficial politics and appetite for the grotesque.
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The killing, Mr. Jackson said, was "practice" for a larger attack he had planned for Times Square where he intended to murder young black men who were with white women because he loathed interracial dating.
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The right also loathed the fact that the ACA obliged all Americans to buy insurance or pay a fine—a clause designed to offset the costs to insurers of covering sicker customers with pre-existing conditions.
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In fact, though we loathed the January Financial Times column penned by famed VC Michael Moritz, who suggested U.S. companies follow China's lead, his underlying call to arms was probably, gulp, prescient in its own way.
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After polling restaurant owners, Price found he'd hit a sore spot: They loathed the process of hiring and managing a delivery staff, but had to keep up with consumers' increasing demand for take-out and delivery.
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Why Self-Checkout Is and Has Always Been the WorstAutomation is often presented as an inexorably advancing force, whether it's ushering in a threat…Read more ReadIt's faceless, it's everywhere, and it's loathed—that's shitty automation.
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But it's nice to know that even the most loathed characters in one of the most popular cultural creations of all time can still have a moment on the internet 20 years after his first appearance.Â
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Trump has never even flirted with 50 percent approval during his two years in office, and the blue wave in the November midterms showed just how deeply he is loathed by a majority of the electorate.
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But while President George W. Bush was loathed by Democrats at the end of his second term, President Trump and Ms. Pelosi, who less than three months ago oversaw his impeachment, share even less good will.
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The number of disrupted plots appears to be far greater in Iran, a Shiite-majority country loathed by the militant Sunni extremists of the Islamic State, which has aimed to hit Iran since at least 2007.
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Gary Cohn, his top economic adviser, is a Democrat whose views are loathed by some of the most conservative members of Trump's orbit, and was himself close to being fired by the president months ago. Rep.
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Reading a letter from civil rights icon Coretta Scott King opposing Jeff Sessions for a federal judgeship in 1986, the liberal Massachusetts senator was reprimanded by Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader so loathed by Democrats.
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A Russian-speaker (as a student, he translated Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin"), he proudly counted Vladimir Putin as a personal friend and loathed the "badly brought up" east Europeans with their high-minded talk and Atlanticist outlook.
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The historical detail is impressive, but what we remember best are the violent scenes of rioting farmers tearing down the loathed enclosures and the ugly glimpses of women and children being turned out of their homes.
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The Soviet policy of supporting Marxists and nationalist movements in the Middle East posed a direct threat to both halves of the Saudi government: the monarchs feared leftist revolutionary sentiment while the Wahhabis loathed Soviet secularism.
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Now, some people on the right say that they are cancelling their Netflix subscriptions in protest — which, in turn, seems to indicate that the streaming platform is becoming a place loved by liberals and loathed by conservatives.
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His words reflected the confused nature of a system that, while parliamentary in name, is dominated by Erdogan, by far Turkey's most popular politician but loathed by opponents suspicious of his Islamist ideals and intolerance of dissent.
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The newly-minted match-ups between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz—as well as the projected co-main event between Jose Aldo and Frankie Edgar for the interim featherweight title—were loved and loathed in equal measure.
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What to know about Livni: She's a major figure in Israeli politics — so it makes sense that Greenblatt would meet with her — but she's highly controversial, loathed by the Right, Left, and just about everyone in between.
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If multiple national security agencies investigated Trump and his team, and those entities were run by people who loathed and hated Trump, wouldn't any real evidence of collusion have been leaked months ago to a compliant press?
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Britons' vote last week to exit the European Union was not simply about their idiosyncratic distaste for all things European — an aversion shared by Thatcher, who saw Brussels as the kind of meddlesome big government she loathed.
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"At that time the audience I played to mostly loathed what I was playing and rarely danced but then shortly after, when House music arrived I found a different audience who actually liked to dance," he says.
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One reason that the Republican right and its attendant media loathed Barack Obama is that his public rhetoric, while far more buoyant with post-civil-rights-era uplift than Douglass's, was also an affront to reactionary pieties.
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As loathed as the Texas senator might be in the Senate cloakroom, there's no evidence that he's similarly despised among the grass-roots activists who often become or help pick convention delegates; quite the reverse, in fact.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Far-right Brazilian presidential hopeful Jair Bolsonaro's campaign on Wednesday was sharply at odds with the candidate's economic guru over whether a loathed financial transactions tax would return, exposing cracks in the front-runner's team.
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If you've always wondered why Electra sided so fiercely with her father and loathed her mother (who, after all, committed her crime to avenge the girl's murdered sister), it's unlikely that you'll find a satisfying explanation here.
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To figure out which current shows are worth watching or avoiding, we turned to the reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes to select the most critically acclaimed or loathed scripted show that each network and service is currently producing.
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Bannon's acrimonious attack could easily be seen as being motivated not just by a desire to win in Alabama and to attack the loathed establishment, but also to preemptively undercut a potential threat to the Trump presidency.
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Mulvaney, the White House budget director, told a Washington conference of more than 22019,000 bankers that their input on the extensive powers of the CFPB could help rein in the agency long loathed by the financial sector.
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Last season's Rockets were loathed for the shamelessness of their strategy—weighing analytically prudent threes and layups and free-throws above everything else, up to and including basic dignity and just kind of agreed-upon basketball etiquette.
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While debt-for-equity swaps are common in the West, Gulf businesses - especially family-owned ones - are loathed to cede any control and there have only ever been a couple of examples of this in the region.
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There is little sign of a Democratic version of the Tea Party rebellion that rocked the Republican Party in 2010, when G.O.P. activists revolted against a president they loathed — and also against officials atop their own party.
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Mr. Trump may have assumed that Democrats so loathed Mr. Comey because of his actions last year in the investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server that they would support or at least acquiesce to the dismissal.
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Mulvaney, the White House budget director, told a Washington conference of more than 1,000 bankers that their input on the extensive powers of the CFPB could help rein in the agency long loathed by the financial sector.
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The pictures reflect the photographer's attempt to grasp "her own background, to come to terms with a world that she loved and loathed, a world awash in beauty and rife with violence and cruelty," Mr. Campbell observed.
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" Rebellious and a loner, he loathed the conformity of school, particularly, as he once described, "the concept that they'd take a group of us and make us all do the same thing and make us exactly the same.
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Set up by Democrats in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 financial crisis to protect consumers against abuses by large institutions, the CFPB is loathed by Republicans who criticize it as a wayward agency that lacks proper oversight.
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In 1960s Los Angeles, the gorehound antagonist role Blassie had honed down South over the previous decade made him so thoroughly loathed that fans eventually came around to finding his rampages not just entertaining but worth rooting for.
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BRASILIA, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Far-right presidential hopeful Jair Bolsonaro's campaign on Wednesday was sharply at odds with the candidate's economic guru over whether a loathed financial transactions tax would return, exposing cracks in the front-runner's team.
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But, in the locker room, it was my own eyes that pried and compared and loathed what they saw in the mirror: a wonky, round girl jammed into school gym shorts that were clearly designed for the hipless.
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In the highland city of San Cristobal near Colombia, three cloth dolls representing widely loathed officials — Electoral Council head Tibisay Lucena, Socialist Party No. 2 Diosdado Cabello and Vice President Tareck El Aissami — were hung from a footbridge.
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They both went on to play for Texas A. & M. Bennett liked the camaraderie and the competition, but he loathed the business of college football; on campus, he was "half god, half property," he writes in the memoir.
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In any case, Cohen certainly appears to be more antagonistic to Trump than ever, as seen in not just his leak of the tape but his leak of it to CNN — the network so loathed by the president.
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Microsoft has grown its crucial cloud business, released Windows 103 to a much better reception than its loathed predecessor, launched a bunch of great apps for iPhone and Android, and generally made people like it a lot more.
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In the highland city of San Cristobal near Colombia, three cloth dolls representing widely loathed officials - Electoral Council head Tibisay Lucena, Socialist Party No. 2 Diosdado Cabello and Vice President Tareck El Aissami - were hung from a footbridge.
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I could have never imagined that the job I took running a popular beer brand's Facebook page and tweeting for one of the most loathed cell phone carriers in the country would lead to a rewarding career in media.
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The bulbous bodies of another new painting, Conflict, reminded me of Philip Guston, the beleaguered '60s painter who was blacklisted for jettisoning abstraction in favor of a then-unfashionable figuration, wielding the latter to skewer the loathed Richard Nixon.
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But for these reasons and for others—conservatives wanted it to be even worse—the bill was widely loathed, a giant tax cut disguised as a health care bill that would turn back the clock a decade or more.
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While Republicans on the Senate Banking Committee praised Mulvaney for using his expansive, unchecked authority to rein in an agency they've loathed for half a decade, they expressed deep concerns about what that power could yield under another official.
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Julian Assange, widely regarded as a liar, a proponent of misinformation, and loathed by many for generally being a shitbag, has been defended by some of his biggest critics since the latest round of charges were announced against him.
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Again, it brought in a lot of money, but the fans at Creation's 2013 event loathed Into Darkness so much that they ranked it as their least favorite film — even below notorious stinkers like The Final Frontier and Nemesis.
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" Weekly "check-ins" allow ongoing communication between employees and their managers in an atmosphere of safety and trust: "Employees are encouraged to reflect back on the prior week and report on what they loathed and on what they loved.
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What I loathed in him then is what appeals so much now: Eubank's rebellion against his own sport, against the money men in boxing who he felt exploited fighters, feels less like petulant arrogance and more a righteous crusade.
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If the convention had nominated him instead rather than respecting the voters' will, it could have torn the party apart — and ensured Ryan would be loathed by a great many of the GOP voters who backed Trump or Cruz.
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His defiant—at times almost unhinged—support for Mr Trump over the past three years has made him loathed in his old New York base and, because no one loves a dissembling lawyer, won him few friends outside it.
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Parnas added to the evidence that when it came to Yovanovitch, Trump and his crew willingly allowed themselves to be manipulated by Yuri Lutsenko, a disgraced former chief prosecutor of Ukraine who loathed her for her anti-corruption work.
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The IPAB provision "is almost unanimously loathed by both parties in Congress, and an abbreviated legislative process for circumventing the mechanism this year is already underway," Rob Smith, an analyst at Capital Alpha Partners, said in a research note.
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On Thursday night, traffic between Brooklyn and Queens is to begin crossing the Newtown Creek on the first of two parallel cable-stayed bridges that are replacing the deeply loathed Kosciuszko Bridge, an ungainly 78-year-old trusswork contraption.
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Schaeuble is deeply respected at home for his tight control of public finances since taking on the job in 2009, but is loathed in Greece and elsewhere in southern Europe for his insistence on tough austerity steps during the eurozone crisis.
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This week, George R.R. Martin released a new sample chapter from his still-unfinished next book, The Winds of Winter — and it showcases how he's handling one of Game of Thrones' most loathed plot lines very differently from HBO's adaptation.
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Some of his recollections of having forged political friendships with white supremacist senators he personally loathed have raised eyebrows, with many accusing Biden of minimizing the harm these politicians did to black communities of the time and the wider nation.
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But there's always been a deep, deep part of me that suspected one of the century's biggest pop stars, as maniacally loved as she is deeply loathed the world over, plays (at least some of the time) for the girl's team.
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Moderate Texans dislike how Mr Cruz played a key role in the federal government's brief shutdown in 2013, flip-flopped on whether Mr Trump should be loathed or loved and has done little to champion Texan interests in the Senate.
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A politician loathed by many for his administration's arrogance and corruption, Zuma's day would only get worse: It's time to pay the piper -- and the state Zuma must repay money spent on renovations unrelated to security, the Constitutional Court said.
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He watches with dismay as Mattis compromised himself by making "public statements in support of policies that I knew he personally loathed," like Trump's "political stunt" of sending American troops to the Mexican border ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Why Verge readers might care: This is simultaneously a beloved and loathed franchise, on both ends of the spectrum largely due to Michael Bay, whose five films in the series have earned Paramount more than $4 billion over the last decade.
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Toward the end of his second term, with political polarization still very much intact, Obama grew increasingly comfortable abandoning those ideals to push his governing agenda (by unilaterally issuing an executive order on immigration widely loathed by Republicans, for instance).
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But in acting hastily to solve a short-term political problem, the GOP will be taking immense risks with their long-term political fortunes if this already loathed policy that will likely hurt millions of Americans ever goes into effect.
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The first was Senator Ted Cruz, who used a debate over who was more open to "amnesty" in overhauling the nation's immigration to repeatedly tie Mr. Rubio to Senator Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat who is loathed by many conservatives.
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Director M. Night Shyamalan made the series into a widely loathed live-action film in 2010, but the original animated series remains highly respected, and it spun off into a four-season sequel series, The Legend of Korra, in 2012.
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The "she" is in reference to Victoria Nuland, who was President Obama's top State Department official overseeing Russian relations and was loathed by many in the Russian government (a diplomatically embarrassing private conversation she had was once taped and leaked).
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It is to note that the world of soccer has come a long way since then, to the point that Jose Mourinho, once bitterly loathed by United fans, can waltz into Old Trafford and it's just the way the world works.
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Seated just behind universally loathed former Equifax CEO Richard Smith, Mr. Monopoly thoughtfully listened on, adjusting his monocle every now and again, twirling his white mustache just so and mopping at his brow with hundred-dollar bills, as anyone might.
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That stands to reason: If I loathed the long batteries of bicycle crunches and hour-long elliptical machine sessions, coming home to a lunch consisting of a 4-ounce salmon fillet and steamed broccoli would feel like kick in the balls.
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While methods of cash distribution such as share buybacks can be altered without too much fanfare, boards are generally loathed to diminish announced dividend plans as investors take it as a sign of internal concerns about a company's balance sheet strength.
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Wade has also lost a number of steps, as happens in one's thirties, and his emotionally riveting, relentlessly relentless style of play, in which he attacked the rim like a particularly loathed enemy, was never set up to age well.
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As BuzzFeed's Tarini Parti, Adrian Carrasquillo, and John Hudson wrote lately: The White House has lost control of its foreign policy to the military and to allies who couldn't work with a globally loathed American leader even if they wanted to.
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Clay was even more loathed when he changed his "slave name" to Muhammad Ali and joined the Nation of Islam, which was then a black segregationist sect contemptuous of Martin Luther King's commitment to a non-violent struggle for civil rights.
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You may recall that Huntsman ran for president in the 2012 Republican primary, as a lonely centrist who had previously served as the ambassador to China for the loathed Barack Obama (he had also been a popular governor of Utah).
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But Hitler loathed these works, and in 1937, the Nazi regime denounced modern art by displaying canvases by Paul Klee, Georg Grosz, Pablo Picasso, and others as part of the infamous—and distressingly popular—Exhibition of Degenerate Art in Munich.
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Even people who loathed her father -- aka the President of the United States -- acknowledged that they generally liked his eldest daughter and laid much of their hope in her: Maybe she would be a moderating influence on his more base instincts.
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Loathed by human rights groups, he has nonetheless been an effective friend of the United States and France, its former colonial ruler, in a region of the world where the West is deeply alarmed about the role of Islamist militancy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is to merge the 0003 kilometers (69 miles) of files meticulously collected by the loathed Communist East German secret police with its national archive to help preserve them and ensure they remain accessible, above all to victims.
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" In the statement, Professor Beck said: "Both loved and loathed by consumers, with the phrase 'unexpected item in the bagging area' striking dread into many a shopper, self-scan technologies are growing in use and likely to become even more prominent.
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CAMAGUEY, Cuba (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Cubans greeted Fidel Castro's funeral cortege on its journey across Cuba on Thursday, unflagging in their admiration for one of the towering figures of the 20th Century who is equally loathed by his adversaries.
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The Left is made up of East German ex-Communists and SPD dissenters in the West who quit over Schroeder's welfare reforms and became disciples of his former finance minister, Oskar Lafontaine, loathed as a traitor by many SPD members.
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Other thorny issues include the extent to which British manufacturers would be subject to Europe's state aid rules (to prevent unfair competition), the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice — another institution loathed by Brexiteers — and European labor and environmental laws.
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With their flair for satirical wit, they perfectly lampooned the loathed American president with "Trump Baby," a 19-foot floating balloon in the shape of a wailing orange baby in a diaper holding a cellphone with Twitter on the screen.
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A figure either loved or loathed by conservative voters, Sarkozy says in a forthcoming book he will join more than a dozen contenders vying for the party ticket in primaries, where former prime minister Alain Juppe will be his strongest rival.
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Raised in Berlin in the early 1900s, the son of a nominally Jewish father whose bourgeois values he loathed, Scholem became what he called a "religious anarchist" — seeing in Jewish mysticism an answer to the political quandaries of his time.
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The Iranian government seemed fragile, and Netanyahu told Gates he was convinced that a military strike on Iran would do more than set back its nuclear program; it could instigate the overthrow of a regime loathed by the Iranian people.
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As a result of all this weathervaning, Ryan is now loathed by the Trumpster Visigoth wing of the Republican Party and held in contempt by its impotent #NeverTrump remnant, who are spending the fall crucified on Jeb's old exclamation point.
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Mr. Macron may not be able to avoid being loathed by a large portion of the French public, but if he can outlast the strikers, he may well remain the most palatable option in a field of weak political opposition.
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The White House and Republican lawmakers want to scrap the US practice of taxing American companies on their worldwide earnings rather than domestic income alone, which is loathed by multinationals and marks the US as an odd one out globally.
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A curious choice, especially in the light of "Hollywoodland" (2006), where he excelled in the role of George Reeves, who starred as Superman on TV in the early nineteen-fifties, loathed the experience, and died of a gunshot to the head.
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With the withdrawal of American troops from Syria, a presidential directive loathed by the Pentagon's leaders and Mr. Mattis, several current and former officials said Mr. Shanahan may be sacrificing the Defense Department in hewing so closely to Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Barr did not take the bait, and his response may offer an early glimpse of how he might navigate one of the most uncomfortable positions in the government — overseeing and defending an investigation loathed by the president who nominated him.
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And while O'Rourke cultivated a national following during his closer-than-expected run against incumbent Ted Cruz, he was competing against a Republican universally loathed by Democrats, not the catalogue of top-tier progressives awaiting him in the presidential primary.
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She's an outside politician in the best possible sense — quietly loathed by many of her colleagues for beating a well-liked incumbent and being, frankly, more impressive than they are — but still well-liked by normal rank-and-file Democrats.
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Shiri is feared - and loathed - by many Zimbabweans as the former commander of the North Korean-trained '5 Brigade' that played a central role in the so-called Gukurahundi massacres in Matabeleland in 1983 in which an estimated 20,000 people were killed.
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Instead, the spy chiefs explained, after some prodding by the ranking Democrat on the committee, Representative Adam Schiff of California, it is the belief of intelligence services that President Vladimir Putin of Russia not only loathed Hillary Clinton but positively favoured Donald Trump.
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So far, this base has been covered first by his wife, Lori, who shacked up with his best friend and was also one of the series's most loathed characters, and then by Jessie, the courting of whom involved killing her husband (#baggage).
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Stephen King loathed Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" (preferring the inferior 1997 television mini-series that hewed more closely to his book), while Truman Capote dismissed the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" based on the casting alone--he preferred Marilyn Monroe to Audrey Hepburn.
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I read Mitchell Sunderland's profile of the loathed reality TV couple this morning while I was still in bed and, while I wouldn't recommend doing that — it's a sad and strange way to wake up — you've gotta read it once you're fully awake.
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Trump's positive announcement of the agreement, particularly given his past reluctance to sign off on deals loathed by conservatives, is a crucial development -- one explicitly sought by GOP leaders -- in ensuring the agreement receives the requisite number of GOP votes to ensure passage.
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Incessant, erroneous repetitions of "please place your item in the bag" and "unknown item in the bagging area" are among the most-loathed phrases in the 220st century lexicon for a reason, and that reason is that self-checkout is categorically awful.
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Someone not afraid to be WAY out on a limb (his call for a surge of troops in Iraq was deeply unpopular when he did it in the early 2000s) or loathed by a certain segment of his party or the other party.
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Kaine and the Democrats know well that Americans have loathed the idea of handing over Social Security dollars to the financial sector ever since George W. Bush crusaded for it, and they've never let a single Republican forget their one-time support.
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Widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest Brazilian players this century, he has become a polarizing figure, loved by some for his brilliance with a football but loathed by others for his unapologetically extravagant lifestyle and penchant for diving and feigning injury.
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After becoming the youngest champion in UFC and arguably its most dominant ever, Jones was going to be human embodiment of everything that return stood for and of the massive leaps and bounds a once-loathed sport had made into the mainstream.
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"Boss and owner of everything" on the island, according to those who loathed the man, this tinpot despot didn't deserve his peaceful death, any more than he deserved the loyalty of his daughter, Madeleine, or the islanders who depended on him for survival.
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The show has to stay true to the format that made the previous episodes such a success—an episode in season two, where Eleven leaves Hawkins for Chicago, was loathed by fans and critics alike—but avoid feeling tired or repeating itself.
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If Republicans upend Obamacare, their replacement plan is unlikely to survive the aftermath — it's simply too different from what voters want, too vulnerable to future change, too loathed by existing interest groups, and too shoddily constructed to build support on its own merits.
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If 2015's The Force Awakens, an entertaining but imperfect film, benefited from arriving in the wake of those loathed prequels, The Phantom Menace suffered immensely for being the first Star Wars movie to be released after George Lucas's seminal original trilogy.
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In the 2016 primaries, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, two champions of Latino support, were punished, and the party was left with Mr. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz, two finalists for the presidential nomination that Republican officeholders loathed but could not stop.
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The party's founder, former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is in jail after a corruption conviction, and as Lula's hand-picked candidate, Haddad is struggling to escape the shadow of a figure who is either loved or loathed by many in Brazil.
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"Trump is as loathed by the elites of Western Europe as he is by the elites of Manhattan," said Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, at Stanford University and a longtime Davos attendee who is taking this year off.
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Most of the critics loathed the 45-ton machine at the heart of Mr. Lepage's production: a hulking kinetic sculpture made of 24 planks that spin into a variety of configurations conjuring the dozen-plus sets called for in Wagner's four-opera saga.
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First-past-the-post is particularly badly equipped for elections like the one in Fargo, with six candidates running — a candidate who is loathed by most of the electorate can still win (though to be clear, this isn't necessarily what happened in Fargo).
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And Britain was expected to concede that the European Court of Justice — the highest arbiter of European Union law and an institution loathed by hard-line British nationalists — could have a possible role in adjudicating the rights of European Union citizens after Brexit.
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"Trump is as loathed by the elites of Western Europe as he is by the elites of Manhattan," said Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University and a longtime Davos attendee, although he will not go this year.
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By baiting his opponents into attacking him for excessively grotesque banker-hatred, Trump essentially got them to concede that, whatever else you might think of him, he was genuinely a scourge of the much-loathed financial services industry in the United States.
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"Despair and resilience are recurring motifs in the history of the city that has regularly been battered, doubted, cursed, and loathed, only to battle its way back to glamour," architecture critic Justin Davidson wrote in the introduction to 2017's Magnetic City.
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Democrats also want to speak to two high-ranking prosecutors from the Southern District of New York and Jessie K. Liu, a former department prosecutor, who handled the case of Andrew G. McCabe, a former high-ranking F.B.I. official loathed by Mr. Trump.
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Opinion: Mr. Macron "may not be able to avoid being loathed by a large portion of the French public," a writer on French politics argues, but if he outlasts the current strikes he could be the strongest contender in France's 2022 elections.
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By baiting his opponents into attacking him for excessively grotesque banker hatred, Trump essentially got them to concede that whatever else you might think of him, he was genuinely a scourge of the much-loathed financial services industry in the United States.
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As someone who really loathed a number of TNR's previous eras (see the Bell Curve, or No Exit, or A Fighting Faith, or much of what Hughes's predecessor Marty Peretz wrote, for examples), I'm probably a bit less nostalgic for its past.
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When Kevin Durant left the Oklahoma City Thunder this week to join the Golden State Warriors — who have somehow morphed from lovable NBA underdogs into the league's most loathed team — you knew there would be blowback from former players (especially those without a championship).
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Also, both sports are loathed by hand-wringers and worrywarts and moralists and other pious defenders of a too-delicate vision of American civilization, which, now that I think about it, makes me think I should put away my prejudices and give NASCAR a shot.
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An avowed socialist whose plans include disemboweling the private health care system and cracking down on lending and other banking activities, Mr. Sanders is considered by many traders, investors and bankers to be the only candidate less desirable than the widely loathed Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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From where Lexington was sitting with other members of the much-loathed press, high up near the still more-hated politicians attending the ceremony, the boos felt like waves breaking on the colonnaded Capitol front, and evidence of a storm that began far away.
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Let's not forget that Rubio camped out in Iowa for the last days of the campaign and spent a significant amount of money on television advertising, and yet he still lost to a reality star and a guy universally loathed within the Republican establishment.
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He also loathed Hillary Clinton and her supporters more than almost anything else; at first, he supported Bernie Sanders during last year's heated presidential race before coming around to Trump and then ultimately deciding to abstain on Election Day, according to his own posts.
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His eagerness to please — feet tapping atop cafe counters, hands slicing the air, head held in a permanent display of attentiveness — began to grate on some Democrats who had preferred such tics when he was merely the alternative to Mr. Cruz, a Republican they loathed.
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She guessed that he'd probably been close to his mother, and then grown up to be embarrassed by her, and hated himself for neglecting her, but couldn't admit to any of this because he was always announcing publicly how much he loathed sentimentality and guilt.
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Asked about the policy, which is loathed by many African-Americans and whose legality has been questioned, Mr. Trump said he was specifically referring to the use of increased stop-and-frisk in Chicago — a city that has been besieged by crime and gun violence.
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At the same time, everyone who hears the White Album seems to have their own personal list of loathed tracks — even Paul McCartney, who hated that the rest of the band snuck in the avant garde experiment known as "Revolution 21968" without his knowledge.
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Steve Bannon — who has zero contact with Trump these days and is loathed by many in the building — has told associates that Trump never had any respect for the chief of staff position and from the outset saw it as a lowly, administrative post.
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But then Nixon became Dwight Eisenhower's running mate — and most conservatives loathed Ike, believing he had stolen the 1952 nomination from the staunchly conservative Robert Taft, and that as president, he charted a course toward New Deal Republicanism and a soft-on-communism foreign policy.
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" Philadelphia placed barricades and guards around a statue of Mr. Rizzo, loathed by some African-Americans for his harsh tactics toward blacks in the city, after protesters surrounded the bronze edifice and a city councilwoman, Helen Gym, wrote on Twitter, "Take the Rizzo statue down.
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A victory for the nationalist-leaning Lopez Obrador, who is feared and even loathed by Mexico's business elite, could stoke tensions with the Trump administration just as the United States, Mexico and Canada seek to seal a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Loathed by Brexit supporters and lionized by Remainers for allowing lawmakers to try to stop the country from leaving the European Union without a deal, he received a standing ovation from opposition lawmakers on Monday, while on the government benches there was mostly studious silence.
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And my answer is the same in either event.) Tell your son what my father told me, eons ago, when I pressed him to ask a pal of his (whom I loathed) for an invitation to play tennis at the All England Club in Wimbledon.
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One reason that some conservatives believe Mr. Trump's support from the movement and its loyal lawmakers is so fragile is that it has been predicated on the sugar high of an election everyone told them they could not win against an opponent they loathed.
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Or perhaps she simply never was the person she was presented as, but instead a far more flawed figure, who, faced with an intensely difficult balancing act, chose to follow the path of least resistance and shore up majority support while sacrificing a loathed minority.
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"I am glad they are constantly criticizing the '90s," said Alexandr Drozdov, the executive director of a private foundation that oversees the Yeltsin center, a museum and archive complex dedicated to Russia's first elected and, at least according to opinion polls, widely loathed late president.
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In a sit down interview with PEOPLE, Olivia Caridi, who appeared — and was loathed by the majority of viewers — on Ben Higgins' season of the ABC reality series, discussed her recent meeting with the franchise's current villain, Corinne Olympios, who is vying for Bachelor Nick Viall's heart.
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She has been loathed and beloved, respected and reviled, and her transition from first lady to a political leader in her own right as a United States senator, then secretary of state, and perhaps soon, president, has involved sour notes that nearly every woman can relate to.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've all experienced that moment of dismay when we open a fresh can of mixed nuts, only to find loathed Brazil nuts at the top of the heap, with the tasty cashews and trusty peanuts all the way down at the bottom.
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These bookends are an early sign that there is something amiss in this much-anticipated tell-all of the 2016 campaign, which attempts—and fails—to offer a diagnosis of how Clinton lost an election to the most unqualified and most loathed presidential candidate in modern history.
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New elections have been favored by Chancellor Angela Merkel but talks are still ongoing about a potential return of the much-loathed, yet functioning "grand coalition" between the CDU (Christian Democratic Union), its Bavarian sister party the Christian Social Union (CSU), and the Social Democratic Party (SPD).
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Once mocked, loathed and avoided, the line now serves as a scrappy mascot for Brooklyn itself, a shift that was vividly illustrated when a replica of a G train subway car at a 2014 Manhattan party for the popular HBO series "Girls" was a hit on Instagram.
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But with his wife, Hannah, and their two young sons in tow, it has also been a chance for him to reset his relationship with Mexico, a soccer-crazed country where he may be more widely known than in the United States — though also widely loathed.
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But Vargas Llosa looms as a political figure in his own right: He almost became the president of Peru in 1990, and he is still admired and loathed as one of Latin America's most influential champions of limited government, free enterprise, democracy and rule of law.
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If Vourvoulis's name sounds familiar, it is because he is one-half of the dynamic duo that created the world's first wine rave and hashtag-ridden wine menu, the latter of which catapulted him into becoming one of the most loathed individuals in the American restaurant world.
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Murray's son, Keir Murray, a Democratic political consultant in Texas, added more praise: My own sense is his appeal was based, in part, on being a natural foil to Cruz (who is pretty much loathed by all but true conservatives in Texas) and by extension to Trump.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE was loathed by his Senate Republican colleagues.
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Renana Aldor and Kobi Vogman made the film to accompany the current exhibit Hadrian: An Emperor Cast in Bronze at the Israel Museum, which brings three surviving bronze portraits of the much-loathed Roman Emperor Hadrian (117–138 CE) together for the first time in Jerusalem.
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In the view of a large plurality of Americans, Clinton is an indelibly dishonest harpie, loathed by her own party and in a heated political battle against an avowed socialist whose master economic plan is free stuff for slackers and hipsters and a doubling of the national debt.
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The Senate's make-up is somewhat more friendly to her than that of the lower house: larger and richer states in the south and south-east, where she and her party are widely loathed, account for half of lower-house seats but only a quarter of the Senate's.
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Nine years after stepping down from office, Mr. Blair — the most successful politician of his generation, who led the Labour Party to three consecutive general election victories with a centrist message — is widely loathed in Britain, his legacy defined overwhelmingly by the Iraq war and its bloody aftermath.
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Here too we are ushered through a painter's career chronologically — exploring how Freud, in Gayford's words, "loathed" the mystification of symbolism and had a self-described "zoological" interest in the human body — but the academic discipline that characterizes "Bridget Riley" is replaced in "Lucian Freud" by biographical verve.
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A famous target for the pro-Russian, pro-Assad trolls has always been the White Helmets (a search and rescue group also known as the Syria Civil Defence, loathed by Assad and his government) who according to Russian defense officials were actively helping Idlib militants to prepare for the fake attack.
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Facebook spends millions lobbying each year on issues that include H-1B visas and temporary worker programs, which are widely loathed by conservatives of the CPAC ilk, but somehow it's also worth undermining that by spending $120,000 on teaching conservatives how to use Facebook to achieve their horrible policy goals?
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There aren't good numbers (or really any data at all) that supports a correlation between the rise in poly relationships with the birth of the oh-so-loathed millennial generation, but it's hard to argue that the popularity of apps like Tinder and Grindr aren't a sign of the times.
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Author Hampton Sides—enemy of conspiracy theorists everywhere—is of the opinion that Ray was in Europe when he was arrested because it was a stop on the way to segregated Rhodesia—now known as Zimbabwe—where he would have been admired by white Rhodesians who loathed Martin Luther King.
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Sneak peek Last week, HBO fed eager fans another morsel in the form of the first stills from the new season, with production photos showing some of the series' best-loved (and loathed) characters, including a white-eyed Arya Stark, blinded as punishment in the closing scenes of season 5.
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For instance, Scalia is likely to recuse himself from the Trump administration's work to come up with a new version of the so-called "fiduciary rule" put in place under President Barack Obama, which was loathed by business groups and required financial advisors to act in their clients' best interests.
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Donald Trump is loathed by virtually all Democrats adding to the stress, waiting is hard, the public is used to the constant adrenaline of the exhausting news cycle — some of you have become junkies, admit it — and it is a Tuesday in one of the worst months of the year, February.
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Her discussion of the role of language in culture is illuminating, and she is a reliable guide to such issues as the tension between a dictionary's descriptive and prescriptive roles, explaining, for instance, why "irregardless," though widely loathed as a solecism, is no more illogical than "inflammable," and merits inclusion.
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Ms. Caruana Galizia, who was loved by some and loathed by others for her reporting — a mix of real scoops and scabrous, personal attacks — was killed in October 2017 by a bomb planted in her car that, detonated by a cellphone, exploded as she was driving away from her family's home.
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There was no way Comey wanted to arrive ahead of the others and break the united front the agency heads had agreed upon, and he also didn't want to find himself sitting in some reception room—with Trump transition staffers engaging him in chitchat—something he loathed to his core.
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The narrow networks and high deductibles are among Obamacare's most-loathed features — a Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 70 percent of Obamacare enrollees with high-deductible plans judged their insurance only a "fair" or "poor" value, while that number fell to 37 percent among enrollees with low-deductible plans.
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A self-professed socialist has given the supposedly "inevitable" Democratic frontrunner a run for her money, while the billionaire TV personality who has become the other party's frontrunner is so completely loathed by something called the "Republican Establishment" that he now has his fellow Republicans actively looking for ways to sabotage him.
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For Hillary Clinton, the harsh reality of her election-night loss to Donald Trump did not truly take hold until she received two phone calls from her former boss, then-President Barack Obama: one urging her to concede swiftly and graciously to the rival she loathed, and then, finally, one of consolation.
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The "hard maxims" he proposed to the individual — to be courageous, to seek out the enemy and relish war — were made bluntly literal and adopted by nations, bizarrely, given that the only thing Nietzsche loathed more than war between nations (to him a form of madness) was the idea of the nation itself.
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The push for Mr. Buttigieg to release his client list, which aides to his presidential campaign rivals have whispered about for months, became amplified in the media in the last week following revelations that McKinsey has worked to help the Trump administration put in place its immigration policy, which is loathed by Democrats.
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The K.G.B. fabricated a bogus F.B.I. report that Senator Henry M. Jackson, a strong critic of the Soviet Union who tried unsuccessfully in the 1970s to secure the Democratic presidential nomination, was a homosexual and attended gay sex clubs with Richard N. Perle, another anti-Communist hawk who was loathed by Moscow.
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You will need the largest size of over-priced movie soda in order to attempt to combat the extreme thirst one may experience during this movie, but also, because narratively and directorially, the film is just so damn compelling, you will be loathed to miss a second of it due to multiple bathroom breaks.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff has written, the AHCA would go some of the way toward ending what Republicans have long loathed about the Affordable Care Act — transforming Obamacare's tax credits to be based on age rather than income, halting the Medicaid expansion, and reducing government expenditure on health care overhaul by around $1.2 trillion.
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And despite the near-heroic status he achieved in the eyes of Democratic voters as a daring challenger to a Republican they loathed — Mr. Cruz — Mr. O'Rourke found it far more difficult to stand out from a crop of presidential candidates that included other young orators, like Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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The question of whether Mr. Trump sought business opportunities in Fidel Castro's Cuba is explosive not only because of how loathed the Castro government is among Cuban-Americans in the Miami area, but also because Mr. Trump has taken such a hard line against the Obama administration's policy of normalizing relations with the island nation.
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Macron was able to position himself as a political outsider, a man apart from France's loathed political establishment—never mind that he served in Hollande's administration, first as deputy secretary-general of the Élysée, then as minister of economy and finance, and in both positions established himself as an ally to the finance industry.
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Wuhan is only the latest crisis to face Xi since he secured personal control of the Communist Party, joining the US-China trade war, ongoing anti-government unrest in Hong Kong, and the recent Taiwan election, in which Tsai Ing-wen, much loathed by Beijing, handily won reelection against a more pro-China candidate.
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To skirt the police ban on the event, some protesters suggested alternative reasons for going to Yuen Long: shopping, jogging, playing Pokemon Go or even, most sarcastically, holding a memorial for Li Peng, the recently deceased ex-premier of China who was loathed by many for his role in crushing the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.
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Moreover, while Mr. de Blasio may not have won the hearts and minds of New Yorkers, he can plausibly tell a story across the country of some liberal successes — universal prekindergarten — and the continued decline in serious crime at the same time that his administration finished dismantling the widely loathed stop-and-frisk program.
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Hearing Audrey, the student, explain to him that his criticism won't push her out of a comfort zone, because women don't have a comfort zone since they are afraid all of the time, along with his realization that he lives in a world of privilege, is a vindicating moment for everyone who has loathed Noah Solloway.
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They loathed it so much that, in 2010, not a single Republican voted for the Affordable Care Act; so much that they have tried more than 60 times to repeal all or some of it; so viscerally that, in 2013, some engineered a partial shutdown of the federal government in a quixotic bid to undo it.
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And, by the way, these allegedly contemptuous elites include "the media," so when Trump complains that the media is biased against him, that's actually a twofer: It insulates him, in the eyes of his base, from any negative information the media may convey, and it reinforces the idea that he, and thus his supporters, are loathed by elites.
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His campaign and the Republican Governor's Association signaled to the White House at a meeting this spring that they preferred the reliable hand of Vice President Mike Pence, who campaigned with Mr. Gillespie on Saturday, over Mr. Trump in a state where the president is loathed in the vote-rich population centers but well-liked in many rural areas.
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He doesn't even finish his own story, but is cut off by his wife Molly's torrential interior monologue, surely literature's defining instance of "stream of consciousness" and a gloriously fragmented finale to a novel so mashed up and wonderful and horrifying it would be loved and loathed all the way down to the present moment, modernism's most infamous book.
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Starr has his defenders and admirers — and a former deputy is now a Supreme Court justice — but he is a hugely polarizing figure, loathed by partisan Democrats and even many Republicans who thought his rush to impeach Bill Clinton for lying about sexual misconduct was at best a political blunder and at worst a cheapening of the impeachment process.
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Indeed, it was hard to escape the suspicion that, on some level, it was less about remembrance than about the state of mind in both nations, where opposition to distant elites — the Westminster government reviled by the Scottish independence movement, the Brussels politicians loathed by those who voted for Brexit — is very much the spirit of the age.
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Some Democrats are skeptical that a relatively moderate candidate like Mr. Biden, who has baggage like supporting the 1990s crime bill that is loathed on the left, would prevail in the primary with a message of unity and national healing rather than the fiery and uncompromising brand of populism that Democratic primary voters elevated in the midterm elections.
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But when users uploaded videos of themselves lip-syncing to the song in which they, for instance, used the wrong controller or held it a certain way, others uploaded split-screen duets of the song in attempts to out the original poster as a "fake gamer girl," a sexist character trope that's among the most loathed on the internet.
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Huxtable skillfully weaves together the tales of Wright as a seductive, obsessive young architect in booming late-19th-century Chicago, where he rubbed shoulders with Jane Addams and Daniel Burnham; his scandalous personal behavior and indifference to his small children (he apparently loathed the sound of the word 'papa'); and the debts, broken relationships, tragedy and lasting acclaim that followed.
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Thiel's affiliation with Donald Trump and his ongoing pursuit of the destruction of Gawker Media has made him a frequently loathed public figure, and the news that he's now involved in HQ Trivia led to a backlash among some users, resulting in the hashtag #DeleteHQ — though it didn't seem to make much of a dent in the app's number of daily players.
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An unnamed woman (Judith Roddy) exists to do the bidding, sexual and otherwise, of her ploughman husband, Pony William (Christian Cooke), whose authority is challenged by the incursion into his wife's hardscrabble routine by a loathed if comparably hirsute local miller (Matt Ryan); the physical similarities between the two actors allow for a cunning irony in view of the characters' deep-rooted differences.
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An association with the name Trump has had differing effects on properties around the world: On apartment buildings in Mumbai, India, it is a sought-after asset; on a Washington hotel, it poses a potential ethical quagmire; and on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, tenants of a Trump-branded complex so loathed the connection that last year the name came down.
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That includes Buttigieg and Klobuchar, who did well in New Hampshire but have so far struggled to make inroads with African-Americans and Hispanics, as well as Bloomberg, who has risen in national polls across all demographics based on his big spending but faces serious questions about his strident support of a controversial "stop and frisk" policy that was loathed by most African-Americans in his city.
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A Washington Player Said The Team Gets Bad Calls Because Refs Hate Their Awful Name, Then Claimed To Have Forgotten Saying That A Few Days Later After a lopsided Washington loss to Carolina in late November, Jason Hatcher vented to the media about how he thought the referees were picking on his team because of a moral objection to the team's widely loathed slur of a nickname.
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"In my district when Bill Clinton came down, my district most of the people loathed Bill Clinton but, boy, they loved it when he stepped off the plane and got there to say I'm here to help," the "Morning Joe" co-host said, adding that former President George W. Bush didn't show up fast enough after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005. ADVERTISEMENT
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Lana Del Rey had the misfortune to come up within a musical moment that heavily prized the idea of authenticity and that loathed poseurs — and now, nearly a decade later, she's reaping the benefits of living with a new musical moment, one that takes it as a given that everyone's a little bit fake, that we are all performing at all times, and that to own your act is beautiful.
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Especially since Steiner also gives us a traditionally flawed sleuth, Detective Sergeant Manon ("a Marmite name, you either loved it or loathed it") Bradshaw, her solitary life as disheveled as her hair, her sardonic perspective not quite camouflaging her intense need, at almost 40, to have personal connections that are as solid as those she has to her job with the Major Incident Team of the Cambridge police.
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Apropos of that Show About Nothing, it makes sense that the great Sanders impersonator has turned out to be Larry David: Sanders's fellow Brooklynite who, before he played the senator on Saturday Night Live, was a writer on the show who got only one skit produced and a stand-up comic who so notoriously feared and loathed audiences that he used to bail on club dates that were going poorly.
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And I think, as they looked around at the seventy thousand souls around them, many of whom were also very wealthy and could have purchased the turnkey experience, but instead chose to pour in an enormous amount of effort and experimentation, to construct colossal and/or intricate machines and/or monumental works of art, because they expected the rewards to be great — I think those much-loathed tourists knew this too.
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I believe, and so do many who (unlike me) actually loathed Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE and his politics, that the Supreme Court made a big mistake in not adjourning the Paula Jones trial until Clinton's presidency was over.
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"Anyone who can get shot on the Senate floor and it wouldn't be a crime, you've got to vote for someone like that," said Terry Schantz, a rancher from Glen Ullin, N.D. Mr. Schantz was referring to a comment by one of Mr. Cruz's fellow Republican senators, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, that Mr. Cruz was so loathed by his colleagues that one of them could kill him and no other senator would care.
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You wish for someone like Aaron Potts, who started APOTTS to "fill my life with beauty, creativity, passion, direction and people I love and who inspire me" after being laid off from a job he loathed, he said, to connect with backers able to support a vision for a fashion future in which people dress, if they care to, like a cross between a Mormon Elder and a roadie for Sun Ra's Arkestra.
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There was no reason why Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE would make concessions to get an impeachment that he loathed.
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The results from the Iowa caucuses revealed that Republican caucusgoers gave roughly even support to the top three finishers — Ted Cruz, a much-loathed anti-institutional who has shown a pyromaniac's predilection for wanting to torch Washington rather than make it work; the real estate developer spouting nativist and even fascist policies with the fervor of a prosperity preacher; and Marco Rubio, a too-slick-to-be-trusted stripling who oozes ambition with every obviously rehearsed response.
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