There are worse teams, but also there are none lousier.
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It covers fewer people, at greater cost, for lousier plans.
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And Bill Gates has declared success a much lousier teacher than failure.
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But if you buy them from Verizon, you're going to get a lousier experience.
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And this should make growth even lousier, which in turn will make people even angrier.
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For now, on a lousy-and-getting-lousier team, this is as good as it gets.
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Is the Model S any lousier because of some faulty adapters that could have caught on fire?
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But ouabain inhibits the sodium-potassium pump in mature sperm cells too, which seems to make them lousier swimmers.
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"Imagine my shock to find out that the M.T.A. ran a service lousier than the subways and buses," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Just when you thought the year couldn't get any lousier, Leonard Cohen died last week.
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That's welcome news for a SoftBank-backed company based in Basel, Switzerland called Roivant Sciences that's separately dealing with much lousier news.
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Man of Steel ($116.6 million), Suicide Squad ($133.7 million), and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($166 million) all saw bigger openings, despite their far lousier reviews.
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And if Amazon isn't paying its fair share then everyone else gets stuck with paying higher taxes or getting lousier services or a little bit of both.
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It's possible that lower-wage workers, who generally have lousier coverage, will be more willing than their higher-income counterparts to trade it in for something new.
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Each year more than 24,000 people are killed on Thai roads, a mortality rate well above other South-East Asian countries (see chart), even much poorer ones with lousier roads.
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The dubbed version of the film also received a negative review with a critic stating, "This movie is lousier than all its individual lousinesses put together, and believe us, that's an unbelievable amount of lousy".
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Charles (Charlie) Adcock, the CNR section foreman, was scoutmaster, and Earl Lousier was his assistant. Thurston Berg led the Cubs.Prince George Citizen: 31 May 1945, 14 & 21 Jun 1945, 2 Aug 1945, 8 Nov 1945, 3 Jan 1946 & 7 Mar 1946 On Charlie's transfer, Larry Willington became scoutmaster and Alice Sinclair had taken charge of the cubs,Prince George Citizen, 1 May 1947 but these activities soon folded. Prince George Citizen, 9 Oct 1952 In 1946, Joe Jr. marriedPrince George Citizen, 8 Aug 1946 Marie Jopp (1924–2014).
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Although few mourned the end of the E-body models, the passage of time has created legends and highlighted the unique personalities of both the Challenger and the Barracuda. With a low total production, as well as low survivability over the years, any Challenger is worth a substantial amount of money. In a historic review, the editors of Edmunds Inside Line ranked these models as: 1970 was a "great" year, 1971 was a "good" one, and then "three progressively lousier ones" (1972–1974). With total sales and production off by 2/3 from 1970, the performance engine 1971 Challengers are the most rare.
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Self- published. p. 59 followed him from Lindup, remaining in the Penny/Lindup area for 40 years.Prince George Citizen, 29 Jan 1965 In 1937, Mary married Gustof (Gus) Frenkel (1905–83), but they never resided as a couple in Penny. Their children were John, Margaret, Sheila and Marie.Prince George Citizen: 14 Oct 1937, 15 Nov 1983, 30 Dec 1986 & 7 Apr 2016 In 1943, Terry married J. Earl Lousier (1924–2011).Prince George Citizen: 4 Nov 1943, 9 Dec 1943, 28 Aug 1984 & 26 Feb 2011 Initially a sawmill blade tooth setter, Earl became a sawyer after two years. Danny, their son, was born in Penny,Prince George Citizen, 31 Aug 1944 with Theresa (Terry) Ann, Bonita (Bonnie), and Lorraine born after the family left in 1952.Prince George Citizen, 21 Feb 1952 During the mid-1940s, a Scout troop and Wolf Cub pack operated.
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