The Republican routinely maligned the deal on the campaign trail.
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From a cultishly followed burger to a much maligned burrito.
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It's not me, it's you and your maligned moral judgment.
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Programs for the poor are often maligned as poor programs.
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The Trump campaign also maligned blacks, Latinos and other minorities.
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Donald J. Trump maligned undocumented immigrants as murderers and rapists.
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For some reason Oceana has always been maligned as trash.
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Conservatives have long maligned union spending on Democrats in elections.
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The maligned Red Sox bullpen kept Boston in striking distance.
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I frequently hear pornography maligned as catering only to men.
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The most maligned person in the history of Israeli media.
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The government's response has been maligned as feckless and pathetic.
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Wine School California syrah has been much maligned, often justifiably.
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I thought I was done with the critically maligned game.
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But what I remember most from that night was watching Wayne whip out a guitar again, this time as he played "Prom Queen," his much-maligned rock single off his much-maligned rock album Rebirth.
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Or the much-maligned Bodega bros, who created.... a vending machine.
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The iPod Hi-Fi is one of Apple's most maligned products.
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All of the targets are frequently maligned by right-wing critics.
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And, that means celebrating the much maligned ritual of potato peeling.
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Most of them were from the country's much-maligned Shia minority.
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Pai took a satisfied sip from his much-maligned coffee mug.
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For those keeping track, that's when Snapchat's maligned redesign kicked in.
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According to Bordo, Sanders unfairly maligned Clinton for her "establishment" tendencies.
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These much-maligned creatures are often what hold an ecosystem together.
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Perhaps no musical genre has been as maligned as progressive rock.
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The list goes on, leaving vulnerable populations open to maligned actors.
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Both ended poorly, with the first maligned for a plagiarism controversy.
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But now the much-maligned highway is finally getting some love.
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In short, Witherly says the oft-maligned MSG is perfectly safe.
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They Don't," a reference to the much maligned ICP song "Miracles.
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The current economic expansion may be the most maligned in history.
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Some maligned the Trump administration or poked fun at Mr. Sessions.
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What about the maligned episode about the Columbus Day Parade protest?
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"Cinderella" tells the tale of a maligned servant turned beloved princess.
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Lobbying is at once Washington's most maligned, enduring and essential industry.
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Trump described Kavanaugh as a "gem" who had been unfairly maligned.
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"I know I am being maligned," Corker told Blitzer on Tuesday.
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Is there an '80s accessories trend as maligned as the scrunchie?
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There are few guilty pleasures more popular — or maligned — than reality television.
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Joanne's first week sales lagged behind the mostly maligned Artpop by 88,000.
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By 240, once-maligned softball had become an inspiring model for men.
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TC: We are talking, of course, of the long-maligned travel agent.
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He also insists that the much-maligned commission is in fact bipartisan.
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Has there been any generation as simultaneously celebrated and maligned as Millennials?
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What happens to the already oft-maligned middle managers of the world?
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Enough that the long-maligned Stocks app got three distinct mentions onstage.
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It's little surprise, given the way that cybergoth has been ruthlessly maligned.
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The genre has often been maligned as too superficial and politically neutral.
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They have hounded him, they have persecuted him, they have maligned him.
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Maligned, marginalized people are being lovely and sweet and endearing and helpful.
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Though much maligned, insurers in the individual market have a tough job.
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Another of Mr. Spielberg's more maligned efforts, "Always," screens Saturday and Sunday.
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For me, when I was at my most popular, I maligned myself.
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In the wake of Ferguson, police see themselves as being unfairly maligned.
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Millennials, a generation maligned as entitled whiners, would be particularly hard hit.
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The digital ad industry needed something better than the much maligned banner ad.
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But perhaps most importantly, they help redefine their oft-stereotyped and maligned subcultures.
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Ironically, the much-maligned Mr Peña made inroads against this lack of competition.
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Our motives are suspect, our reputations are maligned, our victimhood called into question.
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Wayfair, $65.003 Fashion's most maligned shoe sure makes for a cozy-looking bed.
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The much-maligned misshapen apple is ready for its day in the sun.
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How could a city this grand be so maligned in the national spotlight?
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One of the food world's most maligned items is powdery, canned parmesan cheese.
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It would also be another black eye on an already maligned computer model.
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Jackson also said Trump's taking Propecia for his legendary and much maligned hair.
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Some of Google's self-driving cars have been unfairly maligned in recent years.
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Over the years, the company has been maligned for not allowing non-U.
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British food culture, long maligned for its blandness, has changed in recent years.
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Just take a look at what Congress, that much maligned institution, just accomplished.
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Shop bras and swimwear at Lively here: Lively, Nordstromgood bramuch-maligned strapless bras
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The Great Plains are "often maligned as flat, lifeless, and empty," Meola writes.
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Victims are often ignored, accused of lying, or have their own reputations maligned.
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Yet the department rarely disciplined or retrained even its 662 most-maligned cops.
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Despite being maligned, mocked, misconstrued, and erased from history, scissoring has doggedly persisted.
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Sylvia Rivera was maligned the same manner our transgender siblings today face stigmatization.
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Dorothy Whipple is one of the most maligned writers of the 20th century.
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In religious texts, women are often maligned or represented as meek or subservient.
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Earley defended his actions and said he's been unfairly maligned for his decisions.
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Smartphones and other devices have long been maligned as distractions in university classrooms.
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Fast food, however maligned and misrepresented, is the coziest kind of comfort food.
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No one has been more publicly maligned by Trump than his attorney general.
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Even much-maligned liberal arts degrees tend to pay off in the end.
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But Mr Weigel's book still succeeds as a defence of a much-maligned genre.
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On one side, there's the traditional media, already plenty maligned after an exhausting election.
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British lawmakers are set to vote on May's much-maligned Brexit deal on Tuesday.
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For those of us who have maligned her, the film offers a cathartic journey.
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They occupy the ranks of a forgotten (and much maligned) class: the formerly incarcerated.
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But gmelina is "now maligned," he says, for its ability to displace native species.
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Surely that's an idea that both Bernard and the maligned "maths mob" can endorse.
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The bio-musical is one of Broadway's most maligned genres, and with good reason.
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Both acts were later repealed and have come to be maligned over the decades.
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Low-alcohol beer, once maligned for its paucity of flavour, is also in fashion.
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Why is a fitness-focused company buying Groupon, the much-maligned daily deals site?
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The oft-maligned Big the Cat just pretty much went fishing for… a frog.
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Moreover, the oft-maligned Kevin Love should have his best game of the series.
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Smart teenagers were maligned in the '80s and '90s, but they've made a comeback.
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Trump fiercely defended Lewandowski on Tuesday, calling him "very, very seriously maligned" by Fields.
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Trump has repeatedly said her claims "seriously maligned" the integrity of his campaign manager.
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MaKenzie often expressed affection for Seth when she sensed that he was being maligned.
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Wade, that much-lauded, much-maligned 1973 decision, was no longer a criminal act.
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The most notorious example of this was Google Glass, the much maligned computer glasses.
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Fraternities are being unfairly maligned, and men are being demonized by sexual assault investigations.
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" This kind of stuff got Sedgwick maligned by conservative academics as a "tenured radical.
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The much-maligned United Nations actually has a strong track record of keeping peace.
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Few ideas are more maligned today than nationalism, but it wasn't always this way.
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Shockingly, the much-maligned Kansas City defense obliged to secure a win over Jacksonville.
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The other cases involve defamation, with women claiming Cosby's public smears maligned their reputations.
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"A lot of us come from a place where horror was maligned," she said.
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It's not just the much-maligned 1 percent that finds itself under the microscope.
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The true crime genre is sometimes maligned for its excesses, and with good reason.
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On one hand, Rodriguez dove into the opportunity to explore the much-maligned genre.
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Both Muslims and Buddhists from Myanmar felt that I had maligned and disrespected them.
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Hermione, the maligned wife of the neurotically jealous ruler Leontes, is tried for adultery.
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Despite being much maligned, Twitter is "a compelling product," Left told CNBC in January.
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It has maligned and harassed human rights activists, rendering their work all but impossible.
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But his oft-maligned intelligence was cited as the reason for the aforementioned attack.
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So all the best to Campolo for bringing fellowship to an often-maligned group.
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Because they're people you know, they can't easily be maligned as biased or unfair.
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The root of all these ills may lie in the show's much-maligned fourth season.
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Mr. Williams, a candidate for lieutenant governor, said that Haiti's "unique culture" is often maligned.
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That feels like a decent start even under the shadow of YPlan's much-maligned exit.
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Chatbots, historically maligned as "weak AI," are finally transforming from ugly duckling to beautiful swan.
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The only evidence you need is what she tweeted after watching the much-maligned episode.
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Finally, a shout-out to the little-understood (and sometime maligned) stock circuit breaker system.
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Streaming services, which spent years being maligned by the recording industry, are leading the comeback.
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For their part, Park supporters have staged rallies in solidarity with the much-maligned president.
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The much-maligned money diary of the intern shows the perils of breaking that taboo.
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Chitty's look as the oft-maligned actor gives him a much more put-together appearance.
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All four men opposed the Independent Counsel Act but thought Starr was being unfairly maligned.
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But nearly two decades on, is it time to reconsider George Lucas' most maligned movie?
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Toys are not known for their rich plots Transformers spawned four increasingly critically maligned films.
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As a candidate, Trump maligned US District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, an American of Mexican heritage.
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It would also smooth congressional action on the much maligned and frequently contentious appropriations process.
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It preserves the ACA's pre-existing condition protections, but eliminates the much-maligned individual mandate.
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Members of the all-male Judiciary Committee tore apart her character and maligned her motives.
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"Now each person with once-maligned views can see that he's not alone," Farhad writes.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. The British porn industry is a little maligned.
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Melodrama, long maligned as failed tragedy or cheap sentimentalism, appears to be having a moment.
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Often-maligned boxing promoter Bob Arum has seen it all in the world of pugilism.
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Suicide Squad had a much-maligned one that teased the formation of the Justice League.
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He comes into contact with Australia's indigenous people, a group maligned by colonists as uneducated.
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Perhaps you think of Norbit, the much-maligned 2007 Eddie Murphy multi-character romcom romp.
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For Ms. Carson has merged Monroe with another much-maligned sex object, Helen of Troy.
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Elizabeth Berkley's performance in particular is singled out as an unfairly maligned tour de force.
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This season, the 763ers finally began to reap the benefits of Hinkie's oft-maligned handiwork.
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The Buckeyes' much-maligned running game and defense finally showed up in the second half.
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Mr. Peterson believes the investigation will "clear his name" after being "maligned" by the sheriff.
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He maligned a black congresswoman, Frederica S. Wilson, with a falsehood, and declined to apologize.
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As a kid I had a second-hand, much-maligned British computer called the Amstrad.
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She was repeatedly maligned by Trump -- including on a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Goelman told the post that Strzok felt his "position, character and actions" had been maligned.
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Sanders, maligned for being anti-woman, has attracted young female voters in very large numbers.
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Democrats will see Vindman's "lieutenant colonel" correction as a smackdown of the much-maligned Nunes.
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American civil servants have long been maligned as slow moving and unthinking creatures of bureaucracy.
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Once much maligned as destructive of public life, parties, driven by newspapers, became its machinery.
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Its flagship clog shoe has grown iconic, though its appearance has continued to be maligned.
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But the onus, he said, was on the country's widely-maligned general prosecutor, Viktor Shokin.
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Donald Trump maligned these loyal citizens and promised to ban their co-religionists from the country.
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The episode also seemingly revealed the fate of Ed Sheeran's character after his much-maligned cameo.
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If the "mainstream media" is maligned as an untrustworthy source, where will voters get their information?
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The rapper is exalted as the next big thing and maligned as the death of rap.
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But lifelogging produced reams of mostly useless footage, and Glass was maligned as invasive and creepy.
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Amazingly, the much-maligned Spider-Man 3 is the reigning box office champ for worldwide moviegoers.
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That the show pits one maligned demographic against another is both provocative and grossly ill-timed.
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Leading this chorus of expensive rules were the agency's much-maligned "fiduciary" standards for investment advisers.
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To the surprise of many, the much-maligned Latino voter came out in droves in 2018.
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Jukebox musicals are a much maligned genre, but every so often they can delight and surprise.
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Spiders, among the most intelligent, successful and beautiful creatures, are maligned as evil, ugly and frightening.
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Few traditions are more maligned than the semiannual switch between standard time and daylight saving time.
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Even the most maligned creatures of backyards and roadsides have a potent purpose in the world.
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Let's start with the much-maligned Chicago shows the 22020-year-old producer makes for NBC.
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The much-maligned group is regularly depicted as the enemy of the Israelites in Biblical texts.
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They are the persecuted patriarchy; slandered and maligned, they wage a noble war with their shitposting.
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The much-maligned Giants offensive line, a major liability last year, seemed overmatched play after play.
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But the investments the company is making to improve its oft-maligned product are paying off.
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Fully transforming the system means tackling several maligned policies across different agencies and jurisdictions at once.
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"You're talking about a president who has maligned the Muslims throughout the entire campaign," she said.
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Nearly a decade ago, the city held a competition to completely rethink the much-maligned structures.
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Ms. Button's version of the (often maligned) cinnamon raisin is swirled with dried figs and sorghum.
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The Trump administration has made upgrading government agencies' much-maligned network security a top cyber priority.
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I wonder how many currently in the government want to remain working while constantly being maligned.
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It was their maligned defense, however, that saved the day with two big fourth-quarter stops.
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The President must apologize to both the American people and the nations he so wantonly maligned.
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My first thought for this month was California syrah, an often maligned but rapidly improving category.
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After his death, the government is left without a friendly face for a much-maligned agency.
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You aren't an innocent party maligned by the likes of Cambridge Analytica: You are the problem.
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But for years, fashionable people maligned Christmas sweaters as the attire of provincials with questionable taste.
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Yes, the same Amazon that has long been maligned for its supposed inability to make money.
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The often-maligned North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a classic example of analysis gone awry.
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Chrome OS has been rightfully maligned for being incapable of matching macOS and Windows for actual productivity.
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Despite recent blowback for its much-maligned redesign, Lenses are still a core feature of the app.
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It was once maligned as a sign of a future where there is no authority over facts.
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"Season 1 came out July 33th of 2016," notes Harbour of the show's oft-maligned production timeline.
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Trump and his allies have repeatedly maligned the whistleblower's motives and pushed to reveal the person's identity.
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I have been slut-shamed, I have been harassed, I have been maligned, and you know what?
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While cheap paper straws are often maligned for their quick drink life, quality paper straws do exist.
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All those freedoms, however, are now being maligned, suffocated, and even ridiculed in my own home state.
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Tien encourages you to eat your vegetables, or at least broccoli, which he considers a maligned ingredient.
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As stocks have plunged around the world, some investors are running to one somewhat maligned safety play.
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Necco Wafer diehards are freaking out as fears that the much-maligned candy could disappear forever grow.
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Lewis, 77, piled on, agreeing with Stock that Trump's been unfairly maligned and castigated by Washington politicians.
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Somewhere between the two is an experience that, in recent years at least, has become much-maligned.
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The artworks were maligned for not depicting the "Aryan values" and artistic realism that the Nazis coveted.
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Others feel maligned or threatened by their professors, almost all of whom are opposed to the president.
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But now, unexpected delays in an already maligned revamping plan has left customers and vendors alike concerned.
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He maligned John McCain's experience as a Vietnam War prisoner, and embraced torture as a military tool.
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If anyone can give the oft-maligned Transportation Security Administration a good name, it's Lil Rel Howery.
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Experts disagree: Bigger picture, the virus is pushing Trump to rely on experts he has long maligned.
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Alexander Vindman, the Ukraine expert on the National Security Council who was ousted Friday afternoon -- unfairly maligned.
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Trump has long maligned McCabe, who had originally planned to step down from the FBI in March.
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It's why Monica Lewinsky was shamed and bullied and maligned for years after her story became public.
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MORE and maligned by Trump on the campaign trail requires the administration to certify compliance to Congress.
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And yet he is now being maligned as a Democratic stooge out to sabotage the Republican Party.
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The program often gets maligned in Washington for not offering as much doctor choice as private insurance.
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Appearance: Mustachioed Personality: Scheming Scorpios are intense water signs who are maligned nearly as often as Geminis.
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The piece, which used interviews with members of the ever-maligned millennial generation to conclude that—surprise!
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So it's weird that the purest carrier of umami we can access has been maligned for decades.
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Read on to find out how this much-maligned generation is changing life as we know it.
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The shove heard round the world was preceded by the curtsy heard round the world, when Trump did precisely what he maligned President Obama for — well, one of the countless things he maligned President Obama for — and approached Saudi Arabia's monarch, King Salman, in a pose of deference.
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Her visit comes right after President Trump signed an executive order to end the much-maligned family separations.
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Zidane had overseen two lopsided Real Madrid wins at home since taking over from the maligned Rafael Benítez.
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So often the target of cruel schoolyard jokes, redheads are banding together to celebrate their unfairly maligned locks.
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The population is much maligned by Salvini, but they are statistically more likely to take up their shots.
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But it's true the selfie is often maligned and could use a little help with its, ahem, image.
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For those unfamiliar, Picard hasn't appeared on screen since the critically maligned film "Star Trek: Nemesis" in 2002.
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Mr Trump's alarmingly conditional commitment to NATO makes the EU defence structures so maligned by Brexiteers look wiser.
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At the very least, they show that an agency -- so maligned so often -- is taking the complaints seriously.
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At a meeting of a Democratic group last week, Applegate recounted, a DNC member had maligned his candidacy.
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This is a remarkable decision in an industry where workers publicizing secret projects are maligned and often punished.
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Katie isn't being investigated by Ethics or maligned because she hurt anyone — it is because she is different.
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Partly because the much-maligned distance between the EU and its voters is a feature, not a bug.
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America's much-maligned health care system is covering 9 out of 10 people, AP's Ricardo Alonso Zaldivar reports.
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And Sansa, much-abused, much-maligned Sansa, has emerged as one of the smartest players in the game.
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In January he expelled from his caucus a senator whose website maligned the work ethic of indigenous Canadians.
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Kansas City relied mostly, though, on a much-maligned defense entered the game ranked 210th in the NFL.
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The much-maligned Metro system is currently undergoing repairs in an attempt to make up major safety shortcomings.
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And he is not worth giving away a useful, if rightfully maligned player like Ross for nothing, either.
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Held every year in Irwindale, CA, the Renaissance Faire is an oft-maligned festival that celebrates everything medieval.
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The Silicon Valley startup has been much maligned by the scientific community for its secretive 13-year history.
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It defends the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, as an underdog maligned by the established news media.
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Trump has repeatedly defended Lewandowski, arguing that his top aide was "seriously maligned" by Fields's accusations against him.
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Peanut hysteria has swept the nation, with some schools banning the maligned legume as far back as 1998.
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Both Fett and Kenobi were featured heavily in the critic and fan-maligned prequel trilogy from George Lucas.
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Relational Undercurrents is a hopeful attempt to unite in a time where differences are increasingly maligned and marginalized.
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So today, five women in New York filed a class action lawsuit to fight the much-maligned tax.
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It's maligned as people just trying to get back at men or get them out of their jobs.
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He bristled at the criticism he had heard about Trump supporters, saying they were wrongly maligned as racist.
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Historicity, in this exhibition, seems less important than symbolism, celebrating the witch as a symbol of maligned womanhood.
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The new scissor mechanisms offer more travel than earlier, maligned MacBook keyboard and should hold up much better.
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I am a contrarian on the Apple Watch, which I believe has been unfairly maligned by tech pundits.
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For Thunder General Manager Sam Presti and the much-maligned Russell Westbrook, this night is a huge triumph.
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Even the much maligned Kaepernick has a career figure of 207, nearly the same as Cutler's best number.
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"The president must apologize to both the American people and the nations he so wantonly maligned," Love said.
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More importantly, they are upset that their beloved Shakespearean hero is being maligned for no fault of his.
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The much-maligned Robert Moses accomplished so much because he managed and controlled multiple city and state agencies.
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"The IRGC plays a central role in Iran's maligned activities across the world, including fomenting terrorism," Mandelker said.
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"The President must apologize to both the American people and the nations he so wantonly maligned," Love said.
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Qualifying reverted to the 2015 format after the much-maligned rolling elimination system introduced this year was abandoned.
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I'm not going to sit idly by and let Jeff Sessions be maligned as he doesn't deserve that.
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An indie studio celebrated for its meteoric rise was quickly maligned as a cautionary tale for ambitious developers.
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Some are so willing to avoid the uncomfortable discussion that they'd prefer another much-maligned subject: Their weight.
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Check. Has a relationship with a much-maligned presidential administration that seems intent on limiting the free press?
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Some of the most maligned names have made a comeback in the last few weeks, according to Cramer.
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Coca-Cola executives and some outside experts say the company has been unfairly maligned for the water shortages.
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Barrack characterized the kingdom — and the Middle East as a whole — as misunderstood and unfairly maligned by the West.
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Longtime "Arrested Development" viewers will remember that a reliance on green screen afflicted the show's much-maligned fourth season.
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There&aposs no question about this, and even Horowitz essentially suggested as much in that much-maligned IG report.
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He also pledged to revive the ailing and pollution-intensive coal sector, and maligned wind turbines for killing birds.
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Fresh from an $2349 billion profit last year, much-maligned Chinese tech giant Huawei is touting yet more growth.
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He also shepherded passage of the oft-maligned welfare reform bill of 2373, which made welfare benefits more temporary.
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But a man by the name of Cosmo Caddy may know something we don't about the much-maligned spirit.
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Many say they believe she has been unfairly maligned, her words twisted because of her background and religious faith.
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Though Mr Luksic thinks he has been unfairly maligned, he admits that he and his sort have a problem.
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For reasons beyond our understanding, one of the most frequently maligned signs (second only, perhaps, to Gemini), is Virgo.
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The much-maligned first day of the week actually happens to be the cheapest day for a return flight.
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Now, the maligned purple giant is asking the government to declassify the alleged order in the name of transparency.
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The S225 looks like it will even retain the S29's much maligned Bixby button on the left side.
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With all pre-orders up to date, Oculus is making more noise about the headset's once-maligned retail availability.
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It also made note of the state's role in operating New York City's antiquated and much maligned subway system.
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It was a pretty big win for a category oft maligned at launch for its relative lack of functionality.
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There is no shortage of damning material here, but Ms Fletcher remains stubbornly fair to the oft-maligned Alessandro.
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Throughout his work, there is a unique and gleefully subversive celebration of qualities oft-maligned: sloth, sensitivity, even servility.
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" He later added, "I came to think that [Murray] was probably the most unfairly maligned person in my lifetime.
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"Amina represents all the women in the world who are downtrodden and whose rights have been maligned," he said.
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She's also on the board of ICE Benchmark Administration, which manages the critical and much-maligned Libor interest rate.
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He is maligned as morally bereft in his unwavering defense of his old friend and client, President Donald Trump.
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The group hopes their endeavors can inspire other conservation groups in the UK to help the oft-maligned critters.
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Trump called Kavanaugh "an absolute gem" who has been unfairly maligned by a "con game" being played by Democrats.
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For her and many other creators and fans, Maxis' maligned evolution sim has proven itself anything but a disappointment.
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These players toiled away at a game that's often maligned in their own country, managing something despite it all.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel told The Wall Street Journal that Snapchat's much-maligned redesign has actually benefitted the company.
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And Star Trek: Discovery, also on CBS All Access, is at least more entertaining than the much maligned Enterprise.
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But the complex nature of what defines a "bad movie" is the key to the unfairly maligned season's reputation.
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Though the prolific novelist's writing is often maligned, she peerlessly—if unintentionally—renders the feeling of being on uppers.
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Much-maligned tools like the selfie stick, Snapchat filters, and GoPro are just the latest developments in this realm.
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God forbid that these most marginalized, maligned and misunderstood Americans make anyone uncomfortable — while staying in a homeless shelter.
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He has also maligned the United Nations and other multilateral conventions, as Mr. Trump has done, favoring unilateral solutions.
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If we didn't want another Pirates, we really didn't want another Cars, the most maligned franchise in Pixar history.
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The organization tries to address the problems that smolder in a population that has long been misunderstood and maligned.
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As far as audience archetypes go, the EDM bro might be the most maligned in all of dance music.
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On Monday, much-maligned Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios briefly took a knee before a match against Roger Federer.
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But nobody was more "hysterical," according to Coach Todd Bowles, than the much-maligned special-teams coordinator, Brant Boyer.
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Interoperability, maligned in Verghese's article, is actually allowing data to be shared across health systems, enhancing safety and quality.
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It was O.K. to express disdain and disrespect for us, with these bodies so long maligned by our culture.
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Pit bulls have long been maligned as attack dogs and fighters too hostile to live in proximity to humans.
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It actually ran faster and took up less hard drive space than its predecessor, the much-maligned Windows Vista.
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In his interview with CNN, Mahathir praised Anwar, a man he'd once mentored and then maligned, fired and incarcerated.
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When I looked at that photo, I saw a woman who was far from the maligned desperate blowhard feminist.
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This genus — including Moynihan, Senator Henry Jackson and the longtime labor leader Lane Kirkland — was often maligned by progressives.
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Robert Downey Jr. returned as Tony Stark in the critically well-received sequel that was much maligned by fans.
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Jeter became a 20173-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove winner despite defensive metrics that were maligned.
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Jones has some kind words — kinder than one might have guessed — for Malcolm McLaren, the Pistols' much-maligned manager.
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Democrats have blasted Mr. Comey's decision, saying it was inappropriate, violated Justice Department guidelines and unfairly maligned Mrs. Clinton.
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For much of its history it has been praised for its practicality, and yet maligned as so deeply uncool.
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One way GoCatch aims to differentiate itself from Uber is by avoiding that company's much maligned surge pricing model.
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The conference, called "Hollywoodism," was focused on how the American film industry maligned Iranian culture on the big screen.
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Coincidentally, this also aligns with the unlikely resurgence of another extremely maligned trend from the '90s: the fanny pack.
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One of the early drops, however, is a re-release of Wii U's much-maligned New Super Mario Bros.
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Market focus is turning to an all-important vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's much-maligned Brexit deal on Tuesday.
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Apple's much-maligned butterfly keyboard design has bugged customers since its release, and now its landed the company in court.
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Fans have been hoping that Morgan Rielly would grow into the role, but the oft-maligned Gardiner might be closer.
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We're demanding a public apology to Omar, Muslim Americans, and those who were vilified and maligned in the Post's pages.
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One of the most maligned, and effective, ways of doing this seems to be aggressive taxation of the sweet stuff.
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It's bringing faster Intel processors and some slight changes to the much-maligned keyboard that Apple says should reduce issues.
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The selfie stick is a long maligned piece of millennial technology — but one sloth is trying to take it back.
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The federal assistance structure is the result of an overhaul after a widely maligned response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Burberry's much-maligned check print has reemerged in full force, with Beyoncé and Kylie Jenner wearing it head-to-toe.
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If we're successful, won't that be along the lines of President George W. Bush's much-maligned project in Iraq, i.e.
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Two things unlikely to see much change are Beats 1 and the much-maligned Connect social feature of Apple Music.
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However, the creators were disgusted by the idea, which is similar to the much-maligned Microsoft Office tutorial guide Clippy.
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In truth, the much-maligned media player had already been buried years ago, crushed by nearly two decades of cruft.
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I also believe it plays an essential role in many sandwiches and dishes and that it's unfairly maligned and misunderstood.
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But Hot Girls Wanted claims to be an empowering peek inside an industry maligned by mainstream feminism and lawmakers alike.
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Graffiti was once a countercultural threat that conservative forces roundly maligned as a racially coded stand-in for urban delinquency.
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The state's unemployment rate is very low, and the D.C. suburbs are home to much of the maligned Washington establishment.
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Jason Witten is back with the Cowboys after a much-maligned one-year stint in the "Monday Night Football" booth.
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The maligned Atlanta bullpen worked four scoreless innings to finish the game and retired the last 10 Dodgers in order.
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But during the last two years, "watching older employees be patronized, stereotyped, maligned and mistreated was extremely painful," she said.
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As it stands now, when the beauty of black women isn't being maligned, or stolen from, it is seldom recognized.
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If I'm wrong as a reporter, I get maligned on Twitter and nailed to the wall by the public editor.
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Catherine can find no fault with him beyond his baffling devotion to Roman Catholicism and his much maligned dachshund, Herman.
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"We are seeing Russia with maligned activities on so many fronts right now," she said on CBS' Face the Nation.
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NFL fans, coaches, and players all have an equal say in who makes the league's much-maligned All-Star game.
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This new H.H.S. division is an open invitation to discriminate further against an already misunderstood, maligned and often mistreated population.
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From time to time on Popcast, we attempt to correct the historical record and give maligned artists their proper due.
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But we have maligned one, venerated the other, and fallen into exaggerated performances of both that cause harm to all.
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She was repeatedly maligned by Trump, and recently revealed evidence suggested that she may have been surveilled while in Ukraine.
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None of this dismisses the unpleasantness of being criticized by former neighbors or maligned by figures in the Irish establishment.
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Like the much-maligned Touch Bar on the MacBook Pro, I have long been an ardent supporter of 3D Touch.
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HEALING DIVISIONS, RE-ENGAGEMENT Abbas is much maligned inside and outside the party, despite retaining a large degree of influence.
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McCain is the once-maverick senator who, despite being personally maligned by Trump, rallied to his side in the campaign.
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Conservative groups said the teenagers were being maligned and targeted for simply standing their ground while on a school trip.
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I also really love the fact that it was so maligned and that everything around that was such a failure.
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Which is not to say that relationship anarchy is the same thing as the oft-maligned "hookup culture" associated with millennials.
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Others, meanwhile, used to hashtag to argue that black people and racial justice activists were being unfairly maligned by the incident.
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The much-maligned idea of voluntary commitments from ISPs would result in unenforceable, empty promises that could be changed at anytime.
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One reason that pop culture obsessiveness has been maligned as vapid is because it's always been so closely associated with femininity.
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Maligned as the cat's paw of Iran and a threat to Sunni rule in Bahrain, their movement is battered and broken.
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Is the US right to target Chinese equipment makers like Huawei, or has the company, as it maintains, been unfairly maligned?
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Then there's the fact that it sounds like teen drama nonsense—a genre that's often maligned, though you're definitely missing out.
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That's a marked shift away from Nintendo's original, much-maligned concept for voice chat, involving your smartphone and a mobile app.
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Oft-maligned Houston C Dwight Howard recorded a double-double in each of the first three games of the series. 3.
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The Ryanair chief said shipping accounted for more than double of global CO2 emissions, but plane operators were being unfairly maligned.
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For many, Islam's much maligned public image in the West often comes down to the status of women in Muslim countries.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Smutty postcards with pictures of women wearing bikinis are a typical if often maligned feature of French seaside resorts.
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The Virtual Boy, Nintendo's most maligned console flop, is getting a new lease on life thanks to some modern VR technology.
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Microsoft is putting the final nail in the coffin of its 10-year old – and often maligned – operating system, Windows Vista.
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One of the most popular and maligned trends to emerge with the advent of the smartphone is taking pictures of food.
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The oil market has been maligned by oversupply concerns throughout the year, pushing U.S. crude down about 24 percent this year.
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Paglen's space sculpture was both praised for its creativity and maligned by astronomers, who grumbled about the art project disrupting observations.
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It produces unnecessary uncertainty in an already maligned process and runs counter to the expectations of the office of presidential elector.
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Other products, like the much-maligned Apple TV, Apple Watch and AirPods, saw revenue jump 31 percent from a year ago.
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That his nationality, and therefore his adverse (and oft-maligned) soccer origins, were always held in the back of their minds.
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Though he was maligned as a milquetoast patsy, Alan Colmes's run as the original Fox News liberal looks better in retrospect.
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There is, of course, the matter that Skrillex was still critically maligned at that moment, but mark this one a win.
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But it doesn't just use text, instead opting to offer you the choice of scanning a much-maligned QR code instead.
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The very things curly hair has been maligned for — effortlessness, devil-may-care irreverence — are right now the height of cool.
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It turns out that two of childhood's more maligned habits, thumb-sucking and nail-biting, might actually improve the immune system.
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We are maligned for being the type of citizens who don't know our neighbors, and for some of us that's true.
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But quietly, off to one side, an oft-maligned sector of the populace was also wailing and gnashing their teeth: pornographers.
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Tennis is a game designed for two players, but the Virtual Boy, Nintendo's much maligned stereoscopic system, was a solo experience.
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In Davos, however, he reached out with conciliatory words to the very free-trading and globalizing elites he has consistently maligned.
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He fixed it," observed one person) to defending the maligned workers ("[T]here's nothing loser-ish about working in fast food.
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President Trump has maligned the trade deficit in goods as a sign of manufacturing job loss and pledged to reduce it.
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I can make my yard a haven for insects, including the red wasp, an important pollinator which is too quickly maligned.
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Or maybe the sublime taste was the heightened sensation of liberation in progress, of the maligned melon becoming my freedom fruit.
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The new scissor mechanisms offer more travel than the earlier, much-maligned MacBook keyboard and should hold up much better. 1003.
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While the Electoral College is probably the most maligned institution created by the Framers, it has proven to be extremely resilient.
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You really don't want readers doubting your authority when you're making an argument in favor of a maligned and illegal substance.
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Perhaps it's because graphic novels are cousins of that unfairly maligned bugaboo of mid-20th-century parents and librarians — comic books.
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The company also unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip, its second stab at a folding phone after the much-maligned Galaxy Fold.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said on Thursday his maligned attorney general is safe in his job at least until November.
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Some of the film&aposs stars have chosen to distance themselves from the maligned project in light of critic&aposs reviews.
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The much-maligned spot features a fit woman documenting her progress on a Peloton stationary bike, a gift from her husband.
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She said her concerns were not only ignored, but she was made to think that she had maligned a respected doctor.
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The most intriguing of those possibilities would be former national security adviser John Bolton, who Trump recently fired and then maligned.
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After Torreyes singled in a run, the Yankees got a two-out, game-tying single from the much-maligned Chris Carter.
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But such attempts at a grand unified explanation of fundamental physics have been maligned because they do not produce testable predictions.
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It's great to read people's thoughts on Detroit's maligned loop as the city's next fraught public transportation scheme prepares to launch.
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Ahead, we debunk the major misconceptions surrounding this much-maligned protein and share the latest on who can and cannot eat gluten.
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After his widely-maligned startup Juicero shut down in September, founder Doug Evans immediately hopped on a much more obscure health trend.
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Ted Ginn — Quite possibly the most maligned No. 21 receiver of any Super Bowl team in memory, Ginn performed admirably on Sunday.
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Earlier this month, a much-maligned update added a warning to all news channels which received government funding, regardless of their trustworthiness.
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In fact, only the oft-maligned iPad saw growth last quarter, but even there Apple sold fewer tablets than the year before.
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For those of us who've wondered how The Pokémon Company International feels about the universally maligned creature Magikarp, we have our answer.
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And because bottoms are maligned within our community, we may never get a truly accurate picture of just how many there are.
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And in Sunday's season premiere, Kendall finally commented and apologized for her appearance in a much-maligned Pepsi commercial this past April.
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The internet's warring factions briefly found common ground this week in mocking a tweet by the frequently maligned animal rights organization PETA.
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In that same vein, there's a sentiment that Damon Lindelof's HBO series is going to help us forget the maligned 2009 adaption.
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The almost comically high prices created by the much-maligned ticket scalping industry in the United Kingdom has become a big problem.
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This whole story would have been much more ironic if Marenghi had been riding one of Los Angeles's much-maligned Bird scooters.
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But the Republican nominee soon maligned the press for not offering what he considered to be proper credit for his charitable giving.
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Hillary Clinton is still asked to answer for her husband's infidelity, while Monica Lewinsky is still maligned for being his other woman.
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I think she was reacting to how much her blackness was suppressed and maligned, even by her own family members growing up.
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Meanwhile, in another unsurprising result, the oft maligned McDonald's was bringing up the rear, eking out Burger King for the lowest ranking.
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While Huawei's ambitious new P9 flagship phone attempts to "reinvent smartphone photography," Huawei hasn't forgotten about its oft-maligned wearable TalkBand line.
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"For as maligned as 'W' is in the mainstream media, a lot of conservatives have a soft spot for him," he continued.
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Maybe you read a lot of food writing, or have heard of David Chang, and know that MSG is often wrongfully maligned.
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Trump had earlier tweeted his support for the much-maligned Graham-Cassidy bill, the latest Republican vehicle to strip Americans of healthcare.
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Quilting is a long maligned art form, but cool grandmas everywhere are reclaiming the practice, patch by patch and square by square.
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The book's central argument is that saturated fats and cholesterol have been unfairly maligned and are not, after all, bad for health.
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Calls for Bannon's firing were recently amplified following President Trump's much maligned response to the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Chase a vicious knockout with a salty verbal altercation, and all of a sudden there's some intrigue in this much-maligned division.
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Kessel was widely maligned as the Leafs faded into oblivion, and his start with the Penguins did little to silence his critics.
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That some of these issues have no direct link to the European Union or its much-maligned Brussels bureaucrats did not matter.
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He is much misunderstood and occasionally maligned, but Jackson might well be considered the spirit father of the current red-state uprising.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family is famously wealthy and often maligned, but each of the women give back in a variety of ways.
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At Tottenham, the chairman, Daniel Levy, is sometimes maligned as much for the moves he doesn't make as the ones he does.
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Continued cuts to the wrongfully maligned Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) and the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) are short sighted.
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Dan Ozzi Has any other component of the human body been so simultaneously adored and maligned by the masses as the ass?
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We've seen Age of Sigmar, a maligned mess when it came out, turned into something interesting through rules tweaks and lore elaboration.
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Prediction: much-maligned QR codes, often camouflaged except to machine eyes, will become the de facto standard for meatspace-AR bridges. pic.twitter.
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Think of the Museum of Modern Art's much-maligned Björk retrospective, or the hours-long lines to get into the Rain Room.
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On the other hand, the issue of illegal immigration, heated up by election-year rhetoric, has caused our community to be maligned.
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It was disappointing, but not surprising, that the often-maligned National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) hesitated to suspend the college basketball season.
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In a moment that has long haunted Mr. Fallon, he tousled Mr. Trump's hair during a much-maligned interview in September 2016.
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Some Democrats maligned the women who had accused Bill Clinton of sexual harassment, molestation and rape as looney tunes and trailer trash.
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But if the companies succeed, they will be harnessing the advantages and opportunities of a much maligned part of American health care.
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Older versions of the XPS 22 had a webcam that was positioned at the bottom of the display, which was much maligned.
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It didn't matter as Kansas City's much-maligned defense repeatedly forced turnovers, building up a lead that the Jaguars could not overcome.
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Graham has previously endorsed the GOP's much-maligned proposal and has also suggested Republicans should allow Obamacare to collapse on its own.
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Last summer, the Dallas Mavericks waived McGee, and it looked as though the much-maligned center's N.B.A. career was near its end.
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Having said all that, I actually think that as far as this genre goes, Diablo Cody's much-maligned book is pretty solid.
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Trump has maligned the diversity visa program as selecting countries' "worst people" and "really the worst of the worst" -- an incorrect statement.
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James was maligned as a narcissist by Dan Gilbert, the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, in a letter that was widely mocked.
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It wasn't just that the much-maligned private monopoly was leaving so many without power to lessen the risk of catastrophic wildfires.
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"We talked about how corn has been maligned, and students are hearing that corn is bad, it isn't healthy," Ms. Dayton said.
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The retired general also defended NATO, which Trump has repeatedly maligned as having a cost to the U.S. that outweighs its benefits.
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"He could talk to the groups that he disrespected and maligned during the primary and really make somebody believe it," he said.
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Once-maligned streaming services are now driving serious growth, and there's a sense of optimism that the worst is in the past.
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I was angry because I was being unfairly maligned in front of my wife, kids and parents, he argues in the piece.
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Was he aware that there was a rebranding effort with the sometimes maligned dog type to get them to be called "pibbles"?
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In her effort to rebrand, she will often run on her given name — Marine — rather than her long-maligned surname, Le Pen.
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It's a curious idea, given Trump has repeatedly and fervently maligned what he calls the "fake news" throughout his White House tenure.
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Yes, it was a helluva season for Suarez, the Uruguayan striker oft maligned for his badboy status, and his person-biting antics.
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Here you have it, folks: an autumnal relaxant in the form of a cubic dessert block, modeled after a famously maligned espresso drink.
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It is most certainly Russia, which has had much-maligned influence that has been an attempt to destabilize our alliance and our allies.
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Snap has remained publicly committed to the user-maligned redesign, and on Tuesday it released a statement saying that it wasn't going anywhere.
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Los Angeles has floated plans to shelter them in AirBnBs, a morbid twist on New York's much maligned policy of renting hotel rooms.
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The scream found its way into all three films in the original trilogy, as well as the much-maligned Star Wars Holiday Special.
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He alleges he was wrongly terminated because he knew about the affair and was publicly maligned in an attempt to undermine his credibility.
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Mr Sessions has voiced scepticism about that process and might curtail it; he worried this week that police officers have been "unfairly maligned".
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That's why it was reassuring (however darkly) to see the digital speech mob—often maligned for good reason—mobilize around this particular situation.
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In 2016, for example, America's much-maligned pollsters correctly predicted that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate for president, would win the popular vote.
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This current account surplus well exceeded that of much-maligned China, which amounted to around $245 billion, or around 3 percent of GDP.
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The project marks Nintendo's first foray into the world of virtual reality since the release of the much-maligned Virtual Boy in 1995.
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Photo: iFixitThere hasn't been an Apple product as universally maligned and hated as the company's low profile butterfly keyboards since the Newton PDA.
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Polls have shown Obama's much-maligned law has actually gained in popularity as the debate over a replacement health care program has accelerated.
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The chief technology officer of a startup feels maligned and marginalized by his employees, some of whom are female and don't respect him.
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Outside of casting her as part of the much-maligned Washington status quo, the former governors have reserved their sharpest critiques for Trump.
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Raiders 17, Titans 10: The Oakland Raiders beat the Tennessee Titans in Nashville, getting three turnovers and a sack from their maligned defense.
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Things aren't so bad for the Chinese banks right now: The frequently maligned companies have seen their shares soaring and their businesses improving.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.), who was grossly maligned by Trump, won't budge.
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The rallying cry against the much maligned 1 percent seems especially hollow for Sanders given that he is a member of its ranks.
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Xi is the first major world leader to issue such a strong endorsement of the much-hyped, and much-maligned, distributed ledger technology.
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Though the heavyweight division is often maligned for its lack of depth, there are plenty of decent heavyweights on the free agent list.
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They might not be wearing face-paint or spelling their names with backwards letters, but they're still drawing directly from oft-maligned bands.
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Kobach was the man responsible for Romney's much-maligned proposal that illegal immigrants "self-deport," one reason Romney attracted little support among Latinos.
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Trump has also long maligned Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself and allowing special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate the collusion allegations.
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Philadelphia, whose maligned rebuild has morphed into the one of the trendiest terms in sports, will play the winner of Boston-Milwaukee series.
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"She maligned Pakistan, Islam and the Pakistani army after going abroad," said Mirza, who leads the President of All Pakistan Private Schools Federation.
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Airlines continue to see the much-maligned bag fees as a way to protect their bottom lines from rising fuel and labor costs.
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And Nuedexta, Avanir's blockbuster drug, has been maligned after a CNN investigation found the company was marketing it aggressively to nursing home patients.
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At 248 million strong, they have been the most dominant force in American life for three decades, and one of its most maligned.
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You see, not all who subscribe to the attributes and practices maligned by Powell are hypocrites like those involved, or dopes as implied.
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Renters Maligned though New York's rental market may be, a fortunate few do manage to stumble onto the ideal apartment early and easily.
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Snap had a comeback in 2019 following a disastrous 2018, when a much-maligned redesign cost sent Snap&aposs stock spiralling by 7%.
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He has become one of the most vocal pro-monopoly advocates, taking a lonely stand in defense of Silicon Valley's much-maligned megacorporations.
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Teams like Uganda, which is currently 72nd in FIFA's much-maligned world ranking, are likely to benefit the most from World Cup expansion.
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In this reality, he is unfairly and incessantly maligned by those obsessed with hating him as a person and for his supposed successes.
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Ronald Reagan's ambitious 28503 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), maligned as "Star Wars", attempted to develop missile defense concepts using advanced materials and lasers.
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That sodium glutamate product is MSG, the often (unfairly) maligned ingredient associated with Chinese restaurants, and is known for making food more delicious.
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As maligned as it might be as a genre, heavy metal is one of the more fun examples of this challenge being taken on.
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Don't put it past the Patriots to take the maligned Josh Rosen from division-rival Miami and turn him into an above-average starter.
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The need to come up with a fix as soon as possible plays into Silicon Valley's often-maligned "move fast and break things" attitude.
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A mysterious disembodied voice guides him to a tablet that has a passing resemblance to both the Switch and Nintendo's maligned Wii U controller.
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A good example is the often maligned "black box" NES games — those early 8-bit titles with simple names like Ice Hockey and Tennis.
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Despite the popular claim among Murray supporters that he's been silenced and unfairly maligned, his views have shaped — and still shape — American policy outcomes.
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The weird thing about this scene is that it actually resembles a much discussed (and much maligned) scene in Darren Aronofsky's new movie Mother!
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Some, like Ireland and Sweden, abolished civil partnerships altogether; they saw no need to keep a much-maligned compromise once everyone could get married.
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Despite the fact that they are dying at an alarming rate, these buzzy, fuzzy girls are often unfairly maligned just because they have stingers.
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But within the conspiracy-hunting culture that is so often maligned, there's a budding group of passionate, skilled researchers and writers finding their feet.
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It wouldn't be the first time Nintendo has gotten involved in the world of film production; a much-maligned live-action Super Mario Bros.
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"ISIL needs those funds to pay their fighters, to recruit new fighters and to conduct their various maligned activities," Austin said about the money.
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Microsoft's widely maligned "Duke" controller is coming back, but it hasn't been clear why the Xbox maker would do such a thing... until now.
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Republicans have long maligned Assange, the WikiLeaks founder who published a trove of classified military documents in 2628, accusing him of jeopardizing national security.
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Snyder is one of the most maligned owners in professional sports, and if anyone has the power — and cash — to overpower Snyder, it's Bezos.
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SINCE the launch of the Silk Road five years ago, dark-web markets have represented a shadowy and much-maligned corner of the internet.
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For a franchise maligned as being run poorly, Phoenix sure seems like one that has been run well in the last year or so.
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Direct-to-donate is an online advertising strategy used by campaigns that has some similarities to the sometimes-maligned practice of direct mail fundraising.
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The pamphleteer Thomas Paine, chief propagandist of both the American and the French revolutions, found himself maligned, in his later years, as an infidel.
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The administration believes it was unfairly maligned for political purposes by Republicans who saw an opening to make voters anxious close to the election.
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Books will be written about what the much-maligned party establishment should have done and could have done to ward off Mr. Trump's nomination.
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David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the showrunners of HBO's "Game of Thrones," were maligned for their handling of the series' final season this year.
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But if your only impression of the studio came from specialist forums, gaming Twitter, and the like, you'd be forgiven for thinking it maligned.
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Mr. Bittarelli was also upset that Roman taxi drivers are often maligned as a privileged lobby that fights things like the liberalization of licenses.
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Coming in at a well-paced but absolutely gargantuan 959 pages, Grant is a stirring defense of an underrated general and unfairly maligned president.
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Increasingly privatized or demolished, and dismissed as an inevitable hotbed of corruption and crime, public housing may be the most maligned iteration of New
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"He paid for the things he did and he's gonna continue to pay for them," says Shone of Anselmo's much-maligned White Power snafu.
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Boughner said he hopes that finding a way to win against the Rangers is a sign of things to come for his maligned squad.
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She alleged that the former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, who was controversially fired by the president, was maligned by these same conspiracies.
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McDaniel and his supporters had maligned Cochran, a titan of Mississippi Republican politics, and deployed dirtier-than-dirty tactics to try to unseat him.
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Randall theorizes that these snails began as representation of the Lombards, a maligned group that rose to prominence as lenders in the late 1200s.
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As a result, there has been much confusion over whether Trump's leading 2020 challenger is being unfairly maligned or has something to answer for.
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On Thursday, with the aid of maps, satellite footage and charts, Moscow set out why it believed the Syrian government had been unfairly maligned.
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Charter enrollment has tripled in the past five years and Ms. Anderson's much maligned open enrollment plan has been modified with more community input.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken this to the next level over the past months, utilizing an often-maligned article of clothing: socks.
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WhatsApp also just passed the 1 billion user mark and Messenger, the once-maligned Facebook offshoot, is also approaching 1 billion daily active users.
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It should also be said, though, that Mr. West's sympathy for the publicly maligned is as central to his personality as his self-regard.
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He was a driving force behind the now-maligned 1994 crime bill, which has led to overcrowded US prisons and sentences seen as unjust.
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On the flip side, the report also confirms that travelers to New York aren't wrong to complain about the city's oft-maligned major airports.
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Throw in Microsoft's homegrown Surface and Microsoft still relies on the much-maligned PC for almost half of its $33 billion in annual revenue.
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"For too long, carnivores have been misunderstood and much maligned for their simple love of meat," McCann Queensland executive creative director Benjamin Davis said.
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Still the busiest shopping day of the year for stores, Black Friday — often maligned, and sometimes brutal — is not for the faint of heart.
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It's worth wondering if Jenner's issue with Snapchat has to do with the app's much-maligned redesign which so annoyed some users that a Change.
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" He then swiftly regressed into thin-skinned indignation, complaining that despite the first lady's strength as an advocate for women, "she gets so unfairly maligned.
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Of course the long-awaited, much-anticipated, much-maligned, often-dismissed fight is nothing like any of the other fights Mayweather has been involved in.
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Samsung also says it will enter new businesses related to AI and smart devices through an expansion of its much-maligned Bixby voice assistant technology.
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It brings the agency, which has been maligned since the Edward Snowden revelations, out of the shadow and demonstrates a commitment to the public good.
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The fact that the story is fiction has enabled more men to enter the dialogue without worrying they will be maligned as sexually irresponsible misogynists.
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And the better the bread, and the riper the avocado, the less likely you are to hate on the much maligned avocado toast ever again.
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Wasser believes this is the wrong strategy, and many players attempting to make it work are getting caught up in complex negotiations with maligned incentives.
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It turns out that people in the U.S. hate the IRS more than several maligned figures — including O.J. Simpson — according to an online WalletHub survey.
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There seems to be genuine optimism that this technology might be the one to finally challenge the maligned polygraph's long-held primacy in lie detection.
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As the Huffington Post noted at the time, the same essay claimed that the aviator Charles Lindbergh's fascist America First Committee had been unfairly maligned.
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" For Trump to succeed, he added: "It is vital that like the much maligned, at least initially, Ronald Reagan, that he makes the right appointments.
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And his fate seemed sealed a week ago when he finished a distant third in New York, home to the values he has repeatedly maligned.
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I have been maligned many times in the press over the years fighting the establishment but I have never shied away from following my convictions.
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The solution to this national security issue is simple: bring back the currently maligned large denomination bills like the $500, which was discontinued in 1969.
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Much maligned on its 1987 release, the movie has been rereleased on Blu-ray in its European-release version, which is 31 minutes longer. (Shout!)
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It was the President himself -- someone regularly maligned by Republican senators and staff alike -- who helped bring Johnson along, multiple aides and administration officials said.
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"No reform, from education to labor laws, was possible, because the reformers challenging the establishment would be reframed, maligned, and banished as communists," he added.
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He and Don MacNaughton, class of '65, a retired lawyer and a history buff, wrote a booklet concluding that Lord Jeff had been unfairly maligned.
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Indeed, Clinton had little of substance to offer apart from a perma-smirk and accusations against the "grand godfather" of all that's maligned, Vladimir Putin.
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It's also a two-year deal, meaning it gives the Pentagon predictability and gets past the much-maligned Budget Control Act that expires in 2021.
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Still, most criticisms of the President by elites like Comey merely serve to solidify the views of his supporters that he is being unfairly maligned.
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The book's argument became influential: "The Party Decides" was called "the most-cited and the most-maligned book of this election cycle" by Nate Silver.
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And they blame politicians like Trump, who have maligned Muslims as terrorists and proposed to ban all Muslims from entering the US, for that fear.
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Beijing (CNN)On the first anniversary of his election, President Donald Trump touched down in the country he had most maligned during the 2016 campaign.
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Or at least leave the much-maligned lighting-rod guy on the cutting room floor and focus on the EXXtreme Fan Experience angle some more.
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The highly volatile, and much maligned, cryptocurrency rose about 180 percent so far this year, even rising to as much as $14,000 this past week.
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The Dothraki seem far enough away from any "real world" analog that it's not quite clear which actual human ethnic group is being maligned here.
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"Nyeusi" also works as a revival of the electrified fusion of the 1970s, a maligned era that's being reclaimed by many adventurous improvisers these days.
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An article in The New York Times in 2004 aired the company's grievance, and Mr. Lombardo felt unfairly maligned and insufficiently defended by Mr. Weinstein.
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" Such approaches are part of what prompted the media critic Jack Shafer to complain that when reporters are maligned, "They go all whiny and preachy.
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Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, may be one of the most maligned men in Washington because he is the bearer of budget cuts.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, Shazam, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Suicide Squad, the much-maligned movie that gave us Margot Robbie's first turn as Harley Quinn.
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SEMICOLONThe Past, Present, and Future of a Misunderstood MarkBy Cecelia Watson Pity the poor semicolon, punctuation's wallflower, wrongfully maligned and too seldom asked to dance.
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That concept of presumed electability, much maligned by candidates not named Biden or the other front-runners, nonetheless held sway among activists in both counties.
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It's handling was widely maligned even inside the White House, and it led to a week of finger-pointing over who knew what and when.
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"Law enforcement as a whole has been unfairly maligned and blamed for the unacceptable actions of a few of their bad actors," Mr. Sessions said.
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They accounted for nearly a third of America's health-care costs in 2017, far more than the share of much-maligned drugmakers (see chart 1).
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You can find the stalwart (and much maligned by skin care enthusiasts) St. Ives apricot scrub on drugstore shelves, where it's been since the 1980s.
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As a training tool in enterprises, virtual and augmented reality headsets find themselves following a similar trajectory as Google's trailblazing (and much maligned) Glass technology.
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The real drama plays out around the much-maligned tower-in-progress — its contemporaries thought it a "monstrosity" — on the smelly, messy, muddy construction site.
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He said he would allow senators on the Judiciary Committee to proceed as they see fit, but insisted again that Kavanaugh was being unfairly maligned.
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Some journalists have said they should have waited for more information, while others say the teens still screwed up and deserve to be publicly maligned.
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For the past 36 years, Allen invested in some of the largest (and often most maligned) technology companies—including a significant stake in Ticketmaster and Charter.
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Also, both were at their absolute best when a much-maligned villain with awkward mannerisms, a weird grin and a maniacal laugh showed up in town.
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Cornelius, a fifth-year senior who has been much maligned during the difficult first half of the season for the Cowboys, was the difference against Texas.
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Court documents and social media posts written by Ramos paint a portrait of an angry, frustrated man fuming about how he&aposd been mistreated and maligned.
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But in the last several years, law enforcement as a whole has been unfairly maligned and blamed for the unacceptable actions of a few bad actors.
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Following a 20083-year hiatus, the NHL resurrected the much-maligned World Cup of Hockey (WCOH) in 2016 (it was previously held in 1996 and 2004).
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Much of what's known about Apple's testing program has come from media leaks, court documents, and mandatory state-level disclosures like California's much-maligned disengagement reports.
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John Carpenter's original Halloween, for one, was somewhat unfairly maligned and oversimplified as a moral backlash to women's liberation and the sexual revolution of the '60s.
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One of Wine's managers, Katongole Abdu Hakim said the charges related to a protest against Uganda's much maligned social media tax in July of last year.
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She also speaks up for much-maligned safe spaces where students can find comfort in the company of others who share an aspect of their identity.
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And even by the time they sat down, these oft-maligned newbies didn't necessarily adhere to the old-school rules; namely, not taking photos during shows.
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In response, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that its foreign policy and judicial system were being maligned by "unfair" and "unfounded" allegations in the resolution.
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The story of how I met Austin in a moment of serendipity is presented here as a datapoint in the history of the maligned, misunderstood Google+.
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It's the drama of romance novels — even if the author famously (and somewhat bafflingly) refuses to count his books as part of that much-maligned genre.
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On Trump's long roster of "others"—black folks, women, Latinos, Muslims, all those he has maligned or threatened or undermined—blacks will likely suffer the most.
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This includes measures to heighten the security and resilience of election systems and processes, to confront Russian and other foreign maligned influence in the United States.
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Despite the controversy, Warner Bros and DC Films confirm they've snatched up Gunn ... and he'll now be tasked with improving the studios' much-maligned 'Suicide' franchise.
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Anything that makes it to the cultural radar is generally a blip, unless it's got a pop star or a universally maligned politician at its center.
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"It sucks because I've been so maligned that it's not helpful for me to stump for somebody," Griffin laments in a recent sit-down with ITK.
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That much-maligned meeting saw Trump forsake the US intelligence community's conclusions of Russian interference in the 2016 US election in favor of amplifying Putin's denials.
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In fact, many within Clinton's own party have vociferously maligned the Democratic National Committee's process as being too deferential to the former senator from New York.
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The short-term loans are particularly notable since Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield has previouslytalkedabout the idea of launching credit products targeting the much-maligned payday segment.
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Even the relatively sparse details of the GOP framework that were released two weeks ago were maligned by commentators on the left for made-up reasons.
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Some exhibits have been so maligned by the public as to influence institutions to overhaul their approach to programming altogether, leaving leadership changes in the wake.
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Green Bay's pass defense, a much-maligned unit that had battled through injuries and poor play all year, picked Russell Wilson off an incredible five times.
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Though much maligned abroad in recent years, Germany's parsimony has arguably put it in a better position than any other country to weather the current storm.
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"It often appeared to me that my fellow agents and supervisors did not quite get me, my motivations and authenticity often maligned and misunderstood," he wrote.
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Mobile Security Perhaps nearest and dearest to my heart, the state of mobile security is frequently one of the most maligned topics discussed at security conferences.
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This was the first year in decades that the N.C.A.A. did not use the much-maligned Rating Percentage Index, instead favoring the new N.C.A.A. Evaluation Tool.
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The state's much-maligned punch-card ballot system was retired, and there is now a 15-page document to describe how disputed ballots should be judged.
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In at least one B.J.P.-controlled state he is being completely written out of textbooks; he is maligned daily on social media, with hashtags like #knowyournehru.
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Long maligned as tasteless, watered-down pilsners, these low-ABV beers are now getting a reboot by craft brewers seeking to shake up the Swedish market.
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Sure enough, Mahomes connected on a 93-yard touchdown pass to Hill, and three plays later, the Chiefs' much-maligned defense got its own big play.
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After spending years as a tomboy who was maligned for my masculinity as a woman, receiving praise for my masculinity at a ball was incredibly gratifying.
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Mr. Trump's attorney general nominee, Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, has said he believes the Obama administration's tactics have gone too far and unfairly maligned officers.
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In a play that brutally puts the honor of the maligned Hero on trial, it makes sense to reference the Virgin Mary in Anna Fleischle's design.
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D'Adamo had spent the year lobbying in the US Capitol on behalf of sex workers, a workforce that's often maligned and portrayed cartoonishly on TV dramas.
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The Johnson case turned largely on two allegations — that he improperly fired the secretary of war and that he maligned Congress in a series of speeches.
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He even suggested that President George Washington -- who he recalled had "a couple of bad things in his past" -- may be maligned by modern-day Democrats.
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All things considered, the respective default rates at both private and public institutions come nowhere close to the rate at the much maligned for-profit institutions.
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" For his part, President-elect Trump has maligned them as bumbling and myopic, architects of "a long history of failed policies and continued losses at war.
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Kate D'Adamo has spent the year lobbying in the US Capitol on behalf of sex workers, a workforce often maligned and portrayed cartoonishly on TV dramas.
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All the while, the president has continued threatening to withdraw the United States from the trade agreement, which he has maligned as the worst in history.
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There's some embarrassment involved when you're trying to renew an area's drinking culture and people come in asking for arguably the most maligned cocktail in history.
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Verizon's early home 5G service (which affixes a 5G antenna to a home's roof) has been maligned for being barely available in "launched" markets like Sacramento.
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The announcement comes within days of Obama's hints in his State of the Union that he wants to reform the department's much-maligned management of public lands.
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The last actress to play Poison Ivy was Uma Thurman in 1997's much-maligned Batman & Robin, which critics and fans hated...but Thurman slayed the part.
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In response, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that its foreign policy and judicial system were being maligned by "unfair" and "unfounded" allegations in the resolution.
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All three phones look to feature bezeless designs along with Apple's new Face ID tech that debuted on the iPhone X, including the much maligned sensor notch.
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The video she tweeted originated from an editor at InfoWars, Alex Jones' much-maligned far-right publication known for trading in outlandish conspiracy theories and outright lies.
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The announcement came after U.K. lawmakers refused to vote in favor of May's much-maligned Brexit deal on three separate occasions since the start of the year.
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A number of casino stocks, including Wynn Resorts, Las Vegas Sands and MGM Resorts, rose on Monday amid positive news from the much-maligned Macau gambling scene.
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"It's because it's something he's not used to," Jose Calderon, the Knicks' much-maligned but standup point guard, said before Friday's 108-95 victory over the Magic.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May saw her maligned Brexit deal hit with a third defeat in the House of Commons on Friday in a 344-286 vote.
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The much-maligned Pittsburgh defense, which starts just two seniors, held Rice to 277 yards of total offense and 2.4 yards per carry while intercepting three passes.
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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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Just because Tabasco has been unfairly maligned, does this mean we must unfairly malign mayonnaise and the thousands of BLTs it has made greater by its existence?
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Screengrab via YouTube Something weird is happening in 2016 to all the critically maligned white artists we've accused of cultural appropriation in the past: They're all flopping.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has already indicated that she will bring her much-maligned Brexit deal back in front of Parliament next week for another vote.
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Having routinely maligned and slandered fellow Americans, civil servants and leaders, and in the most despicable terms, Friedman has disqualified himself from serving in such a role.
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Despite all his bluster, he views himself less as a titan dominating the world stage than a maligned outsider engaged in a struggle to be taken seriously.
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President Trump recently called for the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the much maligned deal that governs 30 percent of total U.S. trade.
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Reallllly bad look for Tesla -- one of its top-of-the-line sedans smashed into a police car, while it was in the much maligned autopilot mode.
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But, if you find something that helps you visualize it, even if that thing is a trendy (and oft-maligned) toy, there's probably no harm in that.
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Now, a few days after his 37th birthday and with performance enhancing drugs rightly maligned, Bisping scored the most meaningful victory of his career over the bogeyman.
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This helped Reagan win the loyalty of many Republicans, who shared his dismay that Nixon was being maligned by the press and by politicians from both parties.
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Though much-maligned by conservatives as liberal shelters for intolerants, universities like Columbia, faced with the prospect of an organized labor force, have shown their true colors.
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The biggest indicator of Trump desperately trying to seize control of the uncontrollable came last Wednesday when Trump finally fired his long-maligned Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Not least among the challenges: Getting Americans to warm to a bank that has been maligned as a symbol of Wall Street greed during the 2008 crisis.
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Cincinnati's much-maligned bullpen shined for much of the game, with four relievers combining for 8 1/3 hitless innings before the Cubs broke through against Hoover.
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He painted a profoundly admiring portrait of cops, asking their detractors to consider how it feels to be "unfairly maligned" by hyperbolic cries of pervasive police misconduct.
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Trump said the "Russian hoax" is holding up his approach to Russia, and he lashed out at the media, which he said unfairly maligned last month's meeting.
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Michigan charter schools have been maligned not only by "85033 Minutes" but also by The New York Times and by a number of Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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The former is the co-creator of and daily writer for the much-maligned metal blog MetalSucks, known for its scathing liberal commentary and venomous comments section.
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Related: Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Street Photographers Reveal the Raw Side of New York Living Photographers Tell the Stories of America's Most Maligned City
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The president was widely reported as having maligned African countries and Haiti as "shitholes," and he spoke of Nigerian immigrants as having lived in huts back home.
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That makes it possible to see whites as a victimized class maligned by social justice warriors, and even swinging all the way around to embracing white ethnonationalism.
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During closing arguments at the Charlottesville Circuit Court Tuesday evening, the attorney for Jacob Scott Goodwin said his client was being unfairly maligned because he was white.
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Unfairly maligned by too many critics, this series is actually an engaging meditation of gaming itself, told with continual visual inventiveness, particularly in the last three films.
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In a game where the Patriots' offense could not finish drives, their much-maligned passing defense did a solid job of containing Philip Rivers and the Chargers.
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I was happy with each of these three wines, and pleased that they each showed a different face of a region that should not be reflexively maligned.
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In this case, the puppets are maligned and mistreated by humans; the entire film seems set up as a comment on misconceptions about puppet-on-puppet violence.
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Another went to John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director often maligned by conservatives as a leading conspirator in a "deep state" plot to undermine President Trump.
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" The tyrant is at last brought down by the tribunes — not heroes, mere functionaries, "akin to the much-maligned professional politicians of democratic congresses and parliaments everywhere.
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Following a much-maligned pull back of U.S. troops from northern Syria, Turkey launched an offensive against the Kurds, whom they associate with a domestic terrorist group.
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Most of us can barely stand to be maligned in the comments section of news stories, or in social media threads, but King withstood so much more.
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Eriksson, the oft-maligned veteran, drove to the net and redirected a pass from Pearson to net his first goal since March 20 — a 22-game drought.
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In recent decades, the label "progressive" has been resurrected to replace "liberal," a once vaunted term so successfully maligned by Republicans that it fell out of use.
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The Marlins, despite being maligned for another fire sale of top players this winter, put up a fight against Syndergaard, who battled his own command at times.
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" Colonialism, she realized, "was no longer a matter of my own maligned fate but a system of evil whose tentacles reached into every phase of African life.
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" Chang said she had been "unfairly maligned, unprotected by my superiors, and exposed to a media with an insatiable desire for gossip and scandal, genuine or otherwise.
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President Donald Trump maligned NAFTA during his presidential campaign, claiming it hurt American jobs, and threatened to abandon it altogether if his administration's needs are not met.
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The much-maligned veterans' health care system has real problems, but President Donald Trump and other Washington leaders keep forgetting to learn its digital health lessons, too.
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The biggest benefit seems to be that they take people out of their much-maligned wheelchairs (which insurance also often doesn't cover; are you sensing a pattern?).
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It's only the 134th time that the much maligned era has been ressurrected—in fabric, in music—which makes this uber cool pop parcel bang on trend.
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In the statement, the spokesperson also maligned the nun and asked reporters to investigate whether she was being funded by outside agents to cause suffering to the church.
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Even the much maligned manufacturing sector is changing for the better, said Mark Sniderman, a professor at the Case Western Reserve University and a former Cleveland Fed official.
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Sitting in the cafe on the ground floor on a recent afternoon, Marianna Senchina, a 25-year-old designer from Ukraine, is upbeat about the much-maligned city.
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Consider the muffin—which is oft maligned as merely a socially acceptable way to eat cupcakes for breakfast but in fact possess the crucial distinguishing trait of homogeneity.
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Somehow paying a photographer to art direct your life feels antithetical to the spontaneity that was once associated with #iwokeuplikethis or even the much-maligned bathroom mirror pic.
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In the internet age, where we are regularly maligned for narcissism, exaggeration, and toxicity, a dry undercurrent in recent years has been the presence of jokes about death.
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The industry has argued it's being unfairly maligned in the pricing debate, that there's more to the price of medicines than the list prices that are made public.
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"We note that a new overhang has developed for this maligned sector, namely Elizabeth Warren," Mizuho analyst Paul Sankey wrote in a note to clients dated October 6.
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That many readers familiar with the much-maligned Asia pivot of Barack Obama will not have heard of Mr Putin's hints at a gap between rhetoric and substance.
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For those worried after last week's maligned Charlottesville response that the president is dwelling too much on his base to the exclusion of others, it is anxiety-inducing.
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If you don't yet have an opinion on hairy Pokémon, the trailer for the upcoming live-action Detective Pikachu movie is the source of this widely maligned depiction.
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The series kicked off with a maligned theatrical release of its pilot episode, but later gained a huge fan base when it debuted in 2008 on Cartoon Network.
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The Light Between Oceans pays homage to a female experience that often gets maligned and deserves its moment in the spotlight: the heartache and physical pain of miscarriage.
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The same edge-to-edge "Infinity Display" is here, as are the oblong bezels on the top and bottom of the screen and the (much maligned) Bixby button.
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Last week, CNET reported that the button would be used to activate the Google Assistant, continuing the thus-far maligned trend of dedicating buttons to activating virtual assistants.
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According to Business Insider, the supermarket chain that was once maligned for its high prices saw a 25% increase in foot traffic after prices were slashed last month.
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It's devastating that in the midst of her mourning one of the most immediate truths was that she knew that her sister's character was likely to be maligned.
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Photo: Rick ThomasSteadfast pigeon defenders have something new to crow about: The oft-maligned birds may be scientists' latest tool in combating air pollution and tracking climate change.
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Definitely the thing you want to do when you are a much-maligned quarterback looking to get back into the NFL is start sandbagging organizations in that league.
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Enter Dodd, a nonvoting member of FIFA's much-maligned Executive Committee (ExCo) who has become one of the most credible and outspoken voices for change within the organization.
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And nothing says that louder than a much-maligned rookie wideout class instantly producing results before the first-round picks have even had much to say about it.
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But today I'd like to talk about "How to Love," which is one of the most undeservedly maligned Lil Wayne songs yet also one of the most confusing.
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Remakes like the recently canceled "Muppets" and the much-maligned "Fuller House" usually materialize because dusting off old hits carries less risk than trying to introduce new ones.
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"Since I was first nominated to serve as Treasury secretary, I have been maligned as taking advantage of others' hardships in order to earn a buck," said Mnuchin.
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Likely emboldened by Obama's willingness to tolerate its maligned activities and sidestep America's traditional allies in the region, the Supreme Leader acted swiftly to advance his hegemonic vision.
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Antifa is good at throwing bottles and punches, even against people falsely maligned as white supremacists like the conservative Ben Shapiro, as it demonstrated last week in Berkeley.
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India's much-maligned bowlers did well to reduce Australia to 117-4 in the 22nd over before Warner and Marsh combined to add 118 runs in 17.3 overs.
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Derrick Rose, a talented, maligned, half-broke 2101.8-year-old in desperate search of a third act, was more than happy to shrug off that relatively minor downside.
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It's also worth remembering that Spice World: The Movie was a classic of its time, an unfairly maligned gem that starred Richard E Grant and Meat Loaf. Seriously.
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Price (1-0), universally maligned because of his 0-9 record and 1003 ERA over 11 career postseason starts, was brilliant in his second appearance of the series.
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Buffeted by the misdeeds of corrupt officials, maligned by reality television and blasted by hurricanes, many natives say they grow tired of routinely having to defend their state.
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They're craving and depending on leadership and information -- including from the much-maligned so-called "deep state" -- to help them figure out how to cope with this disaster.
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The flour tortilla, unfairly maligned by some, is elevated to an art form in Tucson: a stretchy, chewy, yielding halo that goes perfectly with both tacos and burritos.
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They have put a much-maligned early-season blowout loss to Pittsburgh distantly in their rearview mirror, evolving into a team that plays with pace, vigor and swagger.
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Kink.com The gist: BDSM is one of the most misunderstood and maligned genres of porn, often used as evidence for why it's inherently misogynistic and bad for society.
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Postponing Arlene's Flowers means that people like Barronelle – who epitomize how Americans with differing marriage beliefs can coexist – will continue to be maligned in their businesses and communities.
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Designed to fulfill the president's campaign promises, they included a directive to begin withdrawing from Nafta, which Mr. Trump has frequently maligned as the "worst deal" in history.
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Spiesshofer highlighted Europe, often maligned for sluggish economic growth, as a bright spot for ABB's products including power cables needed to connect transmission systems in Britain and Norway.
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But Trump has repeatedly maligned that practice, dubbing it "catch and release," a concept that predates his presidency but that became a rallying cry during his 2600 campaign.
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Yovanovitch, who was recalled from her post in Kiev in May 2019 after a smear campaign led by Trump's allies, has been repeatedly maligned by the US President.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May gave a televised address pinning the Brexit-delay blame on members of Parliament and doubling down on her controversial, oft-maligned exit deal.
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" Chang said she feels she's been "unfairly maligned, unprotected by my superiors, and exposed to a media with an insatiable desire for gossip and scandal, genuine or otherwise.
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Therefore, the United States does not need to introduce any other tax, such as the much-maligned border adjustment tax, in order to finance this vital tax reform.
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Jon Stewart says Mr. Met has been maligned -- telling TMZ Sports he understands why his favorite team's mascot would be driven to flip the bird during a game.
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She was half-joking, but she does think that these long-maligned critters appeal to the self-deprecating, vaguely misanthropic worldview she shares with many in her generation.
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He begins by suggesting that the one reason Hitler is "one of the most maligned people in the history of the world" is that he lost the war.
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Related: Cities Are Stunning in NatGeo's Travel Photography Contest Photographers Tell the Stories of America's Most Maligned City How Does It Feel to Have Your Photography Sold at IKEA?
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Just look at the scrunchie: After being famously maligned by Carrie in 2003, it can now be found on the heads of everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Bella Hadid.
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"He is a talented cartoonist who has been unfairly maligned by the false narrative which recklessly erupted on social media in recent days," the company said in a statement.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May announced tweaks to her much-maligned Brexit deal on Monday, in the hope of winning over lawmakers who overwhelmingly rejected her proposals last week.
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The investment brokerage industry, however, is hoping he'll also quickly take up the fight against the much-maligned fiduciary rule passed by the Department of Labor earlier this year.
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The spread of the theories on Facebook has also caused some in the tech media to question whether the long-maligned and ill-defined "trending" metric should be retired.
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Or, at least, not so much like the maligned Hitman: Absolution that came out six years later and is, iOS titles aside, the immediate predecessor to this forthcoming entry?
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In 1995, Sylvester Stallone played the character in the critically maligned adaptation Judge Dredd, but the 2012 Pete Travis film, Dredd, starring Karl Urban, has become a fan favorite.
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It's also another great reminder of how a genre that has historically been dismissed and maligned can actually offer rich storytelling while still scaring the crap out of audiences.
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Terminator: Dark Fate will essentially ignore the last handful of maligned sequels, like Terminator 3, Terminator: Salvation, and Terminator: Genisys, in an attempt to reboot the franchise once again.
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Instead, it is a license for eccentricity, building a new generation raised almost exclusively on misfit elders, rappers who were (and sometimes still are) maligned for their unconventional approaches.
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Speaking at the first in a stretch of closing campaign rallies for Hillary Clinton, Obama argued the Democratic nominee has been unfairly maligned in her decades-long political career.
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But when that entity is an oft-maligned public transportation system, the task becomes even harder, because pretty much everyone openly hates the very thing you're supposed to defend.
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Shortly after Page Six reported that Soon-Yi Previn, wife to maligned director Woody Allen, would give her first interview in years, Vulture published a lengthy profile of Previn.
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Steph Curry's new Two Low sneakers have been much-maligned for resembling the kicks of a dad — probably one who would like you to take out the trash, please.
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The young director helmed the much maligned Fantastic Four reboot and was formerly on track to direct a Star Wars spinoff, a franchise Spielberg knows a little something about.
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As a Muslim rapper, do you feel a responsibility to give voice to a group that's been maligned and traditionally doesn't have much of a visibility in hip-hop?
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President Trump said Thursday his wife "gets so unfairly maligned" in the press, while revealing Melania Trump will work on "women's issues" and "difficulties" facing women as first lady.
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Yet it may just be the children of immigrants, those young people whose parents are so frequently maligned in public discourse and in the press, who can save it.
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Millennials, the much-maligned generation of supposedly tech-savvy ingrates born sometime in the 1980s or 90s, frequently find themselves on the receiving end of poorly thought out criticism.
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The once-maligned vegetable has somehow worked its way onto the menus of trendy restaurants across the country, in forms of shaved salads and roasted dishes topped with bacon.
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The president sees political advantage in speaking directly to socially conservative voters who often feel maligned – by other politicians ("deplorables"), the news media and a broadly liberal popular culture.
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No league titles since Ferguson's last in 2013 and already onto its third manager since that time, something that Arsenal's sometimes maligned hierarchy will be looking to learn from.
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Quite to the contrary, the Fed has performed brilliantly, and I have been, proudly, a much-maligned cheerleader of the Fed, under both Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen.
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We have a clear idea, for example, of who is being maligned when social critics remark upon the tastelessness of seven-inch Louboutin platforms, or expensive rims on Cadillacs.
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When I did read the book and did some more research on him, I came to think that he was probably the most unfairly maligned person in my lifetime.
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The show positions itself as a faith-based alternative to the mainstream media as well as a mouthpiece for an unfairly maligned administration to get out its "true" message.
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The originating proposal has been widely and repeatedly maligned by digital rights groups like the EFF for infringing upon free speech and for being technically ridiculous to actually implement.
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"Father of the Bride," which debuted at No. 1, sparks many questions: Was Vampire Weekend unfairly maligned in its day, and how might it be received in this era?
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Surely, the "woman in Chicago" would turn out to be an honorable, hard worker who had been unfairly maligned and chewed up in the maw of presidential politics. Nope.
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Soda kingpin Coca-Cola tried it a few years back in North America with its much maligned VIO drink and is still tweaking the VIO brand in other markets.
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Between June and October, the country's much-maligned youth teams won tournament after tournament, embarking on an unprecedented run of success for a nation hardly used to international glory.
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Mr. Tavecchio is already a maligned figure in Italy for presiding over Italy's football federation when the team failed to qualify for this year's World Cup, which started Thursday.
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Duffy, appointed Senator for Prince Edward Island, was selected by Prime Minister Stephen Harper to sit in the partisan, un-elected, and frequently-maligned upper chamber of Canada's Parliament.
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" The speaker, a Confederate Army veteran named Julian Carr, boasted of how, just after his return from Appomattox, he "horsewhipped a Negro wench" who had "maligned a Southern lady.
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It captured the two breakout stars from one of the 1990s most popular sitcoms, Friends, trying to understand the most-heralded (and subsequently most maligned) operating system, well, ever.
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The "pork barrel" has been maligned but also helped build coalitions for national projects as senators and representatives used the congressional appropriations process to steer funds for local undertakings.
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He noted that Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel maligned Peterson in public statements when he said Peterson should have entered the school to kill the shooter, the Post reported.
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Which meant the Red Raiders had to run the ball effectively and their often-maligned defense had to come up big to match whatever the high-powered offense generated.
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"Since I was first nominated to serve as Treasury secretary, I have been maligned as taking advantage of others' hardships in order to earn a buck," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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While his grand experiment amounted to much more than the "sex raft" laughed off by laypeople, it sure wasn't the wrongfully maligned would-be groundbreaker the researcher envisioned either.
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After 9/11, she witnessed the way that Muslim people in America were unfairly maligned by society, which was striking to her because she knew absolutely nothing about Islam.
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Of all the fringe interest groups orbiting the landscape of American politics, there are perhaps none quite as maligned as those committed to uncovering the truth about extraterrestrial life.
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The lira is now down 35 percent down against the dollar this year, making it the world's worst performing currency in 2018 — outpacing even the much-maligned Argentine Peso.
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Similarly, the Federal Reserve's often maligned program of quantitative easing (the buying of debt securities to keep interest rates low and encourage borrowing) made a difficult situation better, not worse.
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"Perhaps the most maligned" of them all is Apple, shares of which fell below their 200-day moving average on Tuesday as they dragged on the broader market, Cramer said.
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Sterling rose sharply against the dollar on Monday afternoon after a report that Brexiteer lawmakers in the U.K. might be persuaded to back Theresa May's much-maligned EU withdrawal agreement.
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KIRKUK/SULAIMANIYA, Iraq, May 13 (Reuters) - No sooner had polls closed in Iraq's Kurdish city of Sulaimaniya than anger at an unexpected sweep for its maligned dominant party boiled over.
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Colletti, the Dodgers GM from late 2005 to late 2014, was often maligned as an old school baseball guy prone to handing out lavish free agent deals to mediocre players.
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If Ratner takes issue with films being critically maligned, he should consider that maybe certain movies are actually bad, and that the current Hollywood model allows for mediocrity to succeed.
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Bathurst, Halo's latest announced director, is known for directing the first episode of Black Mirror in 2011, "The National Anthem," and more recently, 2018's maligned theatrical film Robin Hood.
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The company has largely flown under the radar in recent years while other augmented reality competitors like Google, Magic Leap, Meta and Microsoft have been praised, maligned and obsessed over.
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When Apple announced its latest MacBook Pro updates last week, one of the more notable changes to the hardware was a third-generation version of the much-maligned butterfly keyboard.
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Specifically, we wanted to look at what happens if you delete the company's much-maligned (if much-improved) Maps App — which many other apps use as their only mapping service.
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"Mary, Mary" by the Monkees (1967) Often maligned as a "fake band," Monkee Mike Nesmith actually wrote this track, as well as "Papa Gene's Blues," which also features Campbell's guitar.
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The solution for some investors facing the prospect of running short of money during retirement might lie in an often misunderstood and somewhat maligned class of insurance products called annuities.
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The earlier, much-maligned Reddit comment was a major misstep, but this tangible change does help to cut down on what was looking like Battlefront II's most laborious grind. Now.
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Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, AOL, and even the much-maligned Yahoo Mail make it easy to turn this on — meaning your grandmother's email account is potentially more secure than your senator's.
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The iPad product lines also showed unexpected strength, service revenue continues to grow at a healthy clip, and even the much-maligned Apple Watch showed a 50 percent sales increase.
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For me, watching that, my instinct was that I had to be as delicate as possible because Kim is incredibly talented and has gotten maligned for a bunch of reasons.
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Former aides to this day insist that Bush was maligned by a New York Times report on the incident, which they say resulted from a misinterpretation of a pool report.
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There is succulent swordfish belly to grill and the freshest bluefish to set you straight about this much-maligned variety, as well as marinated dogfish, mackerel and other Atlantic fish.
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We wonder if an African-American community that feels unfairly targeted by police, and police departments that feel unfairly maligned for doing their jobs, can ever understand each other's experience.
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While the "business mentality" of tying performance to compensation and reducing unnecessary staff is much maligned, it can actually improve worker satisfaction by imbuing employees with a sense of purpose.
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Spam, the tinned-meat product much maligned in popular culture over the past half century, is making a comeback thanks in part to San Francisco's Hawaiian-inflected Liholiho Yacht Club.
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One early sign of this shift is the unlikely comeback of the QR code — a feature once so maligned it inspired a 2013 marketing tome called QR Codes Kill Kittens.
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A voiceover "yada yadas" the basics of Peter Parker's origin story, while winking at almost every iteration of it; even the much-maligned Spider-Man 3 gets a rueful shoutout.
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The company's recent Rebirth event, which was mildly maligned by some fans for being yet another reboot, has actually galvanized its titles and turned out to be a sales success.
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One of the first issues Gorsuch may face is whether to declare the much-maligned Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) unconstitutional—thereby legalizing sports betting across the nation.
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Mr. Struk also feels maligned by documentary's portrayal of him as having "mishandled" the original case, according to an angry 2015 email he sent to one of the documentary's producers.
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It's all really part of one big project: to build a better version of what she calls her "beautiful, hideous, deeply flawed, lovely, violent, endearing, maligned, beloved hometown" of Chicago.
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At debates before then, some candidates went out of their way to describe what they'd accomplished or were proposing as "progressive," especially if they were being maligned as (gulp) moderates.
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But d'Arnaud, once the centerpiece of the 2012 R. A. Dickey trade, has been injured and much maligned, and Plawecki, a compensatory first-round pick in 2012, has developed slowly.
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All of this has played out at a time when President Trump has maligned immigrants from Haiti and Africa while sending conflicting messages about what will be done with DACA.
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Instead of courting powerful mainstream media outlets, which covered him critically, he maligned them as "fake news" and addressed supporters directly on social media, where he developed a large following.
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At least 16 states involved in opioid-related lawsuits against the maligned corporate bogeyman of the overdose crisis aren't sold on taking a settlement deal, according to an NBC survey.
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But in May 2017, the administration of the oft-maligned mayor, Virginia Raggi, graced its official Facebook page with a photo of a sea gull standing triumphantly over the Forum.
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There was an article on a much-maligned bronze bust of Portuguese soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo, and there were two on the controversial red locks of Yankees prospect Clint Frazier.
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We wonder if an African-American community that feels unfairly targeted by police, and police departments that feel unfairly maligned for doing their jobs, can ever understand each other's experience.
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With the much-maligned Hazard returning to form — crossing for Costa's opener, assisting in Willian's effort and curling in a free kick — Chelsea could even afford a missed Oscar penalty.
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There is some suggestion that Trump voters may have been sheepish about claiming support, as I was, but isn't that the result of the media's maligned insolence of his campaign?
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It can be hard to feel confident in your skin if your bra is uncomfortable, but Lively nabs the comfort factor (even for much-maligned strapless bras) without sacrificing style.
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The consequences of reporting were also abundantly clear for Anita Hill, who was publicly maligned in 1991 following her accusation that now Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her.
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According to him, nearly 50 percent of the approved budget for city development is allocated for Transmilenio, Bogotá's much-maligned bus network, with very little for the city's vulnerable homeless.
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In a tweet to her nearly 10 million followers, she cited Snap's much-maligned redesign and a controversial ad that made light of domestic violence as reasons behind her departure.
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The saga has stirred up many on the right, who say that the students were unfairly maligned and that the media ran with one narrative before having the full picture.
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The newly minted and already much maligned poster child of the forthcoming face of Verizon's Yahoo acquisition was developed in-house as a B2B brand, designed for customer and partner relationships.
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Of those independent workers, however, only a small percentage are members of the oft-maligned gig economy — providing labor on a contract basis through a service like Uber, Postmates or TaskRabbit.
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It had a salutary experience with its "Glass" headsets, a much-maligned set of primitive AR spectacles that it launched in 2013 only to withdraw them from sale two years later.
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The gained 0.37 percent to $1.3112 during Asian hours, as Prime Minister Theresa May attempts to win over U.K. lawmakers with tweaks to her much-maligned Brexit deal before the Mar.
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Wyatt exemplifies the spirit of resilience, his parents say, much like their hometown football team: the often-maligned Falcons, a franchise that's never won the title in its 51-year history.
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Glitter — long maligned for its close association with middle-school dance troupes and that whole thing about how it spreads like the plague — made one hell of a comeback in 2016.
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The man bun is typically maligned because it is seen as yet another fad for men with beards and fixed gear bicycles who spend lots of money at bespoke coffee bars.
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"Henry VIII has been maligned by history only in that people only know him as the man that he turned into," Emma Frost, co-creator of The Spanish Princess, told Refinery29.
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Perry's latest album, Witness, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 but was largely maligned by critics, and its singles haven't charted with the same omnipotence of her earlier work.
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British lawmakers are poised to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's much-maligned Brexit deal on Tuesday, with less than 75 days to go before the country leaves the European Union.
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The re-emergence of Tumblr's app on the platform this week follows its controversial and maligned ban on adult content, which the company said would begin taking effect on December 17.
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The publication says that the Wachowskis — who both wrote and directed the original movie and its maligned sequels — are not currently involved in the new project, but speculates that Warner Bros.
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Much maligned, and only as powerful as a president makes them, these leaders have historically been tasked with fixing an enormous, intractable problem with no real power or authority, historians say.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The unsolicited penis photo is a much-maligned feature of modern dating, but Critique My Dick Pic isn't about shaming the men who send them.
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It provided for a level of familiarity and authenticity, particularly important given that Disney and Lucasfilm were trying to revive a fanbase that was still recovering from the much-maligned prequels.
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Trump's speech on Thursday was her first since her maligned address at the Republican National Committee in July, where she was criticized for plagiarizing a portion of a Michelle Obama speech.
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Verified Fan is a major piece of fandom outreach by Ticketmaster, once one of the most maligned corporations in the world, and this isn't exactly the sentiment it's meant to engender.
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Given that the maligned purple giant purchased Tumblr for just over $1 billion, the total write down now amounts to about $700 million—more than half of the deal's initial value.
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"As I have said consistently, Russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in maligned influence operations to this day," FBI Director Christopher Wray says https://t.
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This makes the people at the center of these pile-ons vaguely sympathetic figures to a broader set of onlookers, including some from the demographic that this person had initially maligned.
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"When I used it as medicine, it became so clear to me that it has been maligned and misunderstood, and I really wanted to help people who are suffering," she said.
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The trailers have done much to send up the Batman movies' many flaws, from Bruce Wayne's incessant brooding, to his Bat nipples, much-maligned face-off with Superman just this year.
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And while he has long maligned Mueller and the investigation, his tweet on Wednesday was an extraordinary bid to try to influence the course of an inquiry hanging over his presidency.
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Though he's been much maligned for his work in the fashion industry, at this point it's pretty impossible to deny that Kanye West is anything short of an apparel marketing genius.
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And, in a photo posted by the White House, he is seen laughing with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, the president of the country Trump maligned most on the campaign trail.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump did something new -- and relied on the much-maligned crutch of the modern American politician for his speech to a pro-Israel group in Washington on Monday.
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Trump ranted at the media about how unfairly he was being treated and how his many accomplishments were being unfairly maligned merely because they were autocratic or unconstitutional or incredibly unpopular.
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Even if a company maintains an internal stance against the much-maligned practice, there are countries around the world that still require it before cosmetics can be introduced to their market.
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Mr. Verrilli's sometimes halting performance during oral arguments before the justices in the Affordable Care Act case was widely maligned, even earning him ridicule on late-night television from Jon Stewart.
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THE LIGHTER SIDE OF THE IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS: Tying it all together: Kent's choice to wear his seemingly favorite bow tie struck a chord with many fans off the oft-maligned accessory.
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The company's production, directed by Robert Lepage (who led its much-maligned "Ring" cycle), features Eric Owens as the prince, Susanna Phillips as the countess and Tamara Mumford as the pilgrim.
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The training-camp battle was among the much maligned veteran Mark Sanchez; the first-round draft choice Paxton Lynch; and a former seventh-round selection in his second year, Trevor Siemian.
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This is standard operating procedure to protect the candidate, to give them plausible deniability about what is one of the most important, least understood and most maligned elements of modern campaigns.
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Those recommendations spawned an outpouring of low-fat and fat-free processed foods that replaced the maligned fats with carbohydrates, primarily sugars and refined starches, which the body treats like sugar.
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"We and anyone else who dared to question the document have been maligned, falsely labeled and grossly criticized," Arpaio said during a news conference in Phoenix, according to The Associated Press.
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Day 194: "Go Hard" – 500 Degreez , 2002 500 Degreez is one of Wayne's most maligned releases; at the time Cash Money's fan base is generally considered to have sided with Juvenile.
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If you look at adoption rates by schools, just one category continues to consume the majority of edtech attention and budgets in higher education: the much-maligned learning management system (LMS).
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It's also why Hillary Clinton hired a DREAMer to lead her outreach effort to Latinos and put out a much-maligned ad calling herself an "abuela," the Spanish word for grandmother.
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Composed—according to William Strauss and Neil Howe's generational theory—of those born between 21 and 22014, this much-maligned group is characterized by its witnessing of transformative advances in technology.
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The backlash is one part envy, one part political anger at someone who works in the maligned industries of tech and banking, and one part rubbernecking at a bizarrely mundane article.
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This may have contributed to the widely berated microtransaction store built into Destiny 2 and the half-baked nature of its early content releases, like the much-maligned Curse of Osiris.
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Now 86 and a professor emeritus, Zimbardo argues—in a statement published last year that runs almost 7,000 words—that he has been maligned and misunderstood, a victim of his celebrity.
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Trump also appeared to anticipate a question on reports that her husband had maligned African countries and Haiti, adopting White House parlance to dismiss those stories for being anonymously sourced. Mrs.
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Given the nature of the policy shifts that some politicians tried to ram through under the label "comprehensive immigration reform," it is not surprising that the label became loaded and maligned.
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" It culminated Saturday in Trump saying the North Korean regime "won't be around much longer" if Ri "echoes thoughts" of dictator Kim Jong Un, whom Trump maligned as "Little Rocket Man.
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This year, our favorites were exhibitions, film series, and the occasional performance that celebrated the under-recognized, maligned, or forgotten, or otherwise shed new light on topics and subjects more familiar.
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Historically, musicians who specialize in unlikely collisions — any iteration of rap-rock, or country-rap, for example — are often maligned, as if their alchemy were the stuff of confusion, not intention.
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We wonder if an African-American community that feels unfairly targeted by police and a police department that feel unfairly maligned for doing their jobs can ever understand each other's experience.
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The media's newfound, almost anthropological, interest in the angry white male reveals as much about the state of our liberalism as it does about this much maligned, and previously ignored, figure.
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Kickers take aim The much-maligned position of NFL kicker came under public scrutiny last season after former-Chicago Bear Cody Parkey's missed kick -- aka "Double Doink" -- heard round the world.
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The novelist Jonathan Franzen published a (much-maligned) essay this past weekend about climate change, arguing that the oncoming disaster is impossible to mitigate and "we" can no longer pretend otherwise.
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Millennials still have the powerMany of these trends were kicked off with Millennials, the oft-maligned generation blamed for everything from lack of affordable housing to the decline of casual dining.
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In a city crowded with peddlers and performers, there are few hucksters more maligned than pedicab drivers, who have been thoroughly regulated and zoned after reports of collisions and price gouging.
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Fowler did his, stripping Brady, and so, too, did Bortles, maligned for his inconsistency, who shined in the absence of the star running back Leonard Fournette, out with a hamstring injury.
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"This much-maligned group of players and sport, on the march to the gold medal stand, being feted like a combination of the Bolshoi, the Philharmonic and the Beatles," Stern said.
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Since 2008, Petersen has served on the Federal Election Commission — the highly partisan body in charge of enforcing federal campaign finance law, which has been much maligned for its toothlessness and dysfunction.
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San Francisco 49ers: The much maligned 49ers' defense shined in Sunday's win over the Broncos, holding Denver to 3.9 yards per play and stopping the Broncos on 13 of 15 third downs.
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Even some economists — generally not known for being ardent supporters of publicly financed stadiums — are seeing some positives in the deal that was much maligned when it was approved during Detroit's bankruptcy.
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If there is a real Hillary Clinton buried like a nesting doll in her many layers of public personae, this might be it, the talent who has been passed over and maligned.
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While there's a very real chance that this hand-to-face trend will become as maligned as the famous duck pout, I'm all for any trend that makes the wearer more confident.
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Earlier Thursday, though, Kushner's office helped Trump unveil a new set of tech tools at the Department of Veterans Affairs — an agency long maligned for its long wait times and tech troubles.
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The caveat for this upside is the unlikely approval of the Prime Minister Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement — the much-maligned 585-page document that outlines how the U.K. should leave the Union.
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Specifically, Modern Warfare will be the first Call of Duty game to use a battle pass system, instead of the much maligned random loot boxes, to dispense content and cosmetics to players.
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For example, much of the 2018 growth in fiber deployment was courtesy of the grass roots, community-run broadband networks the FCC has both maligned and attempted to outlaw at industry behest.
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Although technically released late last month on Bandcamp, the album addresses the current state administration's hateful legacy of social and economic measures stifling progressive change in an already maligned and misunderstood region.
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Recent books by Tim Lawrence and Douglas Crimp underline the close relationship between the New York art scene of the 1970s and '80s and that most unjustly maligned of musical movements, disco.
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Today's freakout involves the Nintendo store no longer offering the much-maligned dock for sale, with claims it's evidence of a recall or redesign—but the theory might not hold much water.
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Women's careers and reputations can be maligned, destroyed even, at the whims of powerful men who speak in code, throwing out words like "difficult" to make sure these women don't get hired.
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" Ohioyah, who would likely fall under the maligned category of "economic migrant" because he is fleeing extreme poverty, not war, told Kingsley: "You need to tell us that we have a future.
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Community group, the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, said herdsmen had been "unjustifiably accused and maligned" in the area and had also come under attack, prompting a cycle of revenge.
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"Fanny — maligned by the art world, sent against her will to a workhouse, admitted a lunatic asylum, buried in a common grave and forgotten by history — deserves a proper commemoration," says Turner.
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The much-maligned polar vortex is involved in this upcoming weather whiplash event, in which parts of the U.S. will dramatically cool after the country saw its warmest fall season on record.
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Cornelius, a fifth-year senior who has been much maligned during the difficult first half of the season for the Cowboys, was the difference against Texas (22-225, 23-257 Big 221).
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It is also reminiscent of the dictator's penchant for martyrdom, recalling complaints from men like Pinochet or Putin that their regimes are unfairly maligned in the free Western press (pace fake news).
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When it launched half a decade ago, the category was broadly maligned for its limited feature set, middling hardware specs and operation that required an always-on internet connection to work properly.
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The need to prove their patriotism It is often forgotten that Kaepernick and other early adopters, maligned as un-American and disrespectful, chose their form of protest carefully and with outside consultation.
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Either many Peruvians don't care about Mr Ramírez's conduct, or they accept his claim that he is maligned as a self-made cholo con plata (a man of mixed race with money).
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The 25-year-old Ontario native has 23 even-strength points in 27 games this season to match his total set over 22 games of his much-maligned campaign in 20-97.
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Many of the most important policies that his Prime Minister, Michel Debré, took up were, in an age-old cycle, the policies of the previous, much maligned administration of the Fourth Republic.
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In the complaint, he depicts himself as an honorable public servant who's been wrongly maligned by his powerful opponents—only one of whom, longtime Republican political operative Liz Mair, is explicitly named.
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The government insists it must be given the opportunity to question U.N. rapporteurs because the Philippines had already been maligned by allegations of systematic state-sponsored killings of drug dealers and users.
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The form and design of fast food restaurants often shared a special relationship with the growing attitude of scientific optimism through Googie architecture—a style now often maligned as gaudy and ridiculous.
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President Trump insulted CNN anchor Don Lemon, quoted himself as a source and maligned the network despite knowing that the media (including CNN) have been the target of violence under his watch.
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On the other are those who saw him as a lifelong victim — a developmentally arrested and unjustly maligned black entertainer who was a magnet for tabloid opportunists, corrupt cops and scheming frauds.
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The social outcast, outlaw outsider; the maligned and marginalized and misunderstood; the unrequited lovelorn and dispossessed depressed have all found meaning in Morrissey's music and lyrics, Smiths and solo, over the years.
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"They know they're at fault for this — they're very, very sensitive to their reputation, if you will, in the global community and they know that's been very maligned," he told The Hill.
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A throwback to 25s musicals that features Burt Reynolds, Madeline Kahn and Cybill Shepherd, it was maligned when it opened in 210 but today is regarded by some as a neglected delight.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Don't Drain the Swamp," by Martha Serpas (Sunday Review, May 6): The much-maligned swamp — rich in diversity, dynamism and resilience — bears no relationship to contemporary Washington.
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"When I did read [The Bell Curve] and did some more research on him, I came to think that he was probably the most unfairly maligned person in my lifetime," Harris said.
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Although Bernie Sanders openly adopts the monikers, "socialist" and "Democratic socialist" as a member of the Democratic Party – as do ascendant figures in the party like – such politics continue to be maligned.
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He is able to do this, like any maligned boss, because he has the money to do so—but also because people like him designed the system to tilt in their direction.
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At first blush, Pelosi would seem to have no incentive to reach a deal that could help Trump cement a major campaign promise and take credit for overturning the much-maligned NAFTA.
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Trump, acting within his wide Article Two constitutional powers, may have been maligned and there will be accusations that the whistleblower -- though moving within the scope of the law -- will have overreached.
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Meanwhile, the much-maligned Northern California utility Pacific Gas and Electric is using UrbanFootprint to see how heat waves affect their infrastructure and distribution network, according to a statement from the company.
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It's that he won with a bold stand for the much-maligned European Union, and so reaffirmed the European idea and Europe's place in a world that needs its strength and values.
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He said that shortcoming is already impeding productivity, pointing to the daily slog that he and thousands more commuters experience on a much-maligned suburban railroad to New York from New Jersey.
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Mr. Sessions came to the defense of police departments, saying officers had been "unfairly maligned and blamed" for the actions of a few in cases involving the deaths of young black men.
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The paradox for many in the United States is that it is precisely the authoritarian political system in China, much maligned in Washington, that gives it an upper hand in economic competition.
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However, Australia has had a relaxed approach to sports wagering since the early 1800s, while in the U.S., it has been much more maligned, leading to an underground infrastructure of illegal bookmakers.
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Every year has its crop of widely maligned fashion trends, and this year's was an insidious eyewear shape that returned from a very specific period in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Rating The play picks up at the books' much-maligned epilogue, with Harry's unfortunately named son, Albus Severus, fretting that he might be sorted into Slytherin, the House of cunning and ambition.
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Yet data studied by the Cato Institute indicates that diversity-visa holders and illegal immigrants, the groups most maligned by Mr. Trump, are far less prone to crime than native-born Americans.
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The movement's narrative is simple: Whether Trump's election signals triumph or doom, America's most important next step is to reach out, embrace, and better understand the ignored, maligned and threatened white working class.
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British lawmakers are set to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's much-maligned Brexit deal tomorrow, with less than three months to go before the U.K. is set to leave the European Union.
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In a much-maligned piece for PhillyVoice, writer Jerome Maida blasted the new Lara's lack of sex appeal and "interchangeability" with any male character (comments that have since been redacted from his review).
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - European and Asian companies are eyeing a $500 million contract to replace 3,300 vehicles and overhaul the Chilean capital's much-maligned public bus network, Chile's transportation minister told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Reconsiderations like these can't be antidotes if we ignore the cure — if we continue to dismiss women and other marginalized, vulnerable people when they're being abused, or taken advantage of, or otherwise maligned.
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However, the new guidelines do not suggest restricting total fat, a nutrient that has been much maligned, albeit unfairly it is turning out, as something to avoid to maintain a normal body weight.
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"... This falsely maligned natural gas is better known as the 'gas of life' because it is a necessary nutrient for plant growth — the food base of life on the planet Earth," she wrote.
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Facebook's much-maligned app, Messenger (which currently has an average App Store rating of just three stars) landed the second spot, while the summer's massive hit Pokémon Go came in at number three.
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The Rohingya are widely maligned in Myanmar, where they are seen as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh - including by some in Suu Kyi's party - and she risks hemorrhaging support by taking up their cause.
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His unpopularity inside the Beltway, or among what he has maligned as the "Washington cartel," helps him adopt the image of the outsider candidate — which is unquestionably the hottest trend this campaign season.
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With about 105 million Americans from New England to the mid-Atlantic under heat alerts Saturday, the steamy weather is giving the much-maligned pests a reason to spread their wings and fly.
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"Nerd culture" in general — however one chooses to define it — may look back one day and realize that this much-maligned, cartoony little sitcom was more of a positive force than they thought.
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On three occasions, U.K. lawmakers have refused to vote in favor of May's much-maligned deal to leave the European Union, leading to open challenges to her premiership from within her own party.
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Details: May's new bill will put the government under a legal obligation to prepare alternative arrangements for the Irish border by December 2020 to prevent the much-maligned backstop from coming into effect.
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The divestment comes as the state-backed rail infrastructure company looks to improve London's much-maligned commuter rail lines, which have come under severe pressure from regulators and lawmakers for its poor management.
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They've won over Ivanka Trump, who has abandoned her much-maligned proposal for a child care tax deduction (which would've basically only helped rich people) in favor of expanding the child tax credit.
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"Since I was first nominated to serve as Treasury Secretary, I have been maligned as taking advantage of others' hardships in order to earn a buck," Mnuchin will say, according to prepared remarks.
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Fry continued to write voluminously about Post-Impressionism and curated a second, equally maligned London show on the subject in 1912, but that was not enough for him; he wanted to live it.
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Because they're often overlooked or maligned by the larger society, their dwellings—"in the middle of the city, where nobody would search," as Tibbo said—provided the ideal hideout for a wanted whistleblower.
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The suggestion is that The Shadow in the Garden is written on behalf of all the biographers whose honesty about their subjects was interpreted as gossip, or whose readability was maligned as salaciousness.
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Cimino's much maligned third movie — it is often referred to as the film that brought down the United Artists studio — has enjoyed a renaissance since the release of a new restoration in 2012.
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They expressed support for the Milwaukee Police Department, saying it had been unfairly maligned after the Saturday shooting, in which a black officer killed a black man who officials said had a gun.
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These are the last highly upgradeable and modifiable desktop computer that Apple sold before moving to the much-maligned "black trash can" design that is sold today and hasn't changed significantly since 29.
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The words "unisex fashion" inevitably conjure images of drab, shapeless basics, a standard which recent attempts at gender-neutral fashion, such as Zara's much-maligned Ungendered collection, have mostly failed to rise above.
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Instead of trying to entice angered parents back to the now much-maligned Kids application by offering higher-quality (and safer) content, the YouTube Red shows are only free until January 2nd, 2018.
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Though most—particularly those lazily grouped in the much maligned "dolewave" category—shared more in common with Flying Nun outfits and the famed Dunedin indie scene than, say, early Divinyls or Rose Tattoo.
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The Hugo win is a huge validation for many fanfic authors — many of whom are used to being dismissed and culturally maligned — that all of their non-professional works are worthy of respect.
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Vargas (2-3), maligned by Mets fans as an unworthy No. 5 starter coming into the season, has been stellar lately, allowing one run or fewer in seven of his past eight starts.
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Rosé has traditionally been maligned as a mom wine, but you know the people saying that are the people who've never had to contend with pushing a ten-pound baby into the world.
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During our reporting, Mr. Jones maligned Emily and me by name on his broadcasts, making misogynist comments and false claims about our work, including that we were stalking him and threatening his associates.
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The coronavirus is a karmic test that we need to pass, so that we as a species can transcend our conduct on this planet we have maligned and mistreated for far too long.
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The much-maligned Westbrook, 31, played some of the best basketball of his career last month, averaging 33.4 points, 5003 rebounds, 6.0 assists and shot 54.9 percent from the field in eight games.
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Per iFixit, the new keys also have more travel when you press them (about 0.5 mm more), and the keycaps themselves are about 0.2 mm thicker compared to the much-maligned butterfly switches.
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Carolina's defense had not allowed a touchdown coming into the game, but the Saints managed four, while the much-maligned New Orleans defense played one of the team's best games in recent memory.
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The move comes as Bloomberg reels from a poor debate performance February 19 in Nevada, accusations of sexism and racism, and a maligned series of paid memes and billboards trolling President Donald Trump.
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Be seen as underperforming (and not named, related or totally loyal to Trump) His performance hasn't been maligned, at least not widely, but national security adviser H.R. McMaster is reportedly on the ropes.
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Before appearing as a minor villain in The Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi, Boba Fett first appeared in an animated sequence during the much maligned Star Wars Holiday Special — seriously!
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Michael Dourson, Trump's former nominee to lead the EPA's chemical office, says he was unfairly maligned during the confirmation process and wanted to fight back more than he did, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
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Mr. Perez won an endorsement from former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Now Mr. Perez presides over a much-maligned primary process that has led to a largely white December debate stage.
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As an open fan of one the most obsessively followed yet widely maligned bands in rock history, I am well aware that a lot of people fucking hate the music that Phish makes.
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Globally, climate investments and global funds like the maligned Green Climate Fund, which could further incentivize forest protection alongside REDD+, have yet to materialize, with disbursements far behind what was promised at Paris.
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Trump touted himself as the "law-and-order candidate," vowing to get tough on violent crime (which he described as "rampant") and insisting that the previous administration had unfairly maligned the nation's police.
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AT&T called itself "[the] first U.S. mobile company to introduce mobile 5G service in a dozen markets by late 2018" courtesy of the label, in a much-maligned attempt to plant its flag.
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A much larger group of immigrants—the struggling and maligned 11 million, more than two-thirds of whom have lived here for more than 10 years—remain trapped in an agonizing state of limbo.
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The Obama afterglow produced the much discussed and now dismissed notion of "post-racial" America along with suggestions that the nation's young people, the hailed-and-maligned millennials, were less racist than their parents.
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Coney Island resident and arts advocate Dick Zigun dreamt it up in 2003 to make a name for the neighborhood's arts scene, then maligned as an artifact of an entertainment destination past its heyday.
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The big differences between the two are the iPhone X's more compact, bezel-less design, its Samsung-made OLED screen and the 3D facial recognition tech hidden inside the iPhone X's much maligned notch.
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British lawmakers are set to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's much-maligned Brexit deal on Tuesday, with less than 75 days to go before the U.K. is set to leave the European Union.
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Potbelly Sandwich Shop: To celebrate the end of the much-maligned season, Potbelly will be offering a Buy One Sandwich, Get One Free (of equal or lesser value) all day long on April 15.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 13%Synopsis: In the maligned Spanish animated fantasy movie, "Justin and the Knights of Valour," the actress played a feisty barmaid named Talia in her only voice-over role to date.
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Those echo the arguments that the Bush administration put forward when it decided to pass on joining the newly formed Human Rights Council in 2006, a successor to the much-maligned Human Rights Committee.
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The change has been a long time coming for the App Store, which has been much maligned by developers who claim the existing interface makes it too hard for them to reach new users.
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It's not surprising that the fiercest, pettiest fight on RHOA is between these two women, who have both been maligned, more than any of their castmates, for failing at domestic bliss and professional success.
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Mr. Bush has been maligned in the news media and on the campaign trail for the nearly $100 million spent by his campaign and his super PAC, money that has not helped his standing.
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The leaders also discussed plans to replace the much-maligned North American Free Trade Agreement with Obama's preferred TPP trade deal -- a measure that's faced fierce political opposition and is currently awaiting congressional approval.
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It's named after English novelist and playwright Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, who coined the much-maligned line, "It was a dark and stormy night" in the opening sentence of his 1830 novel Paul Clifford.
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That starts, Milano wrote in Rolling Stone, with changing one's perspective on things like "locker room talk," a much-maligned phrase that explains away disrespectful discourse as "just how guys talk" when they're alone.
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The episode even manages to fit in a typical arch of the oft-maligned film genre (the initial attraction between two people, the obstacle that keeps them apart, and the dramatic confession of love).
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Even the Obama administration – which has been justifiably maligned for turning a blind eye to Iran's destructive regional policies – understood that Tehran would not negotiate a nuclear deal unless it had no other option.
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Clinton then urged viewers to look up Sanders' much-maligned interview with the New York Daily News, faulting the Vermont senator for failing to explain how he plans to break up the big banks.
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Warren Buffett on Saturday used his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders to launch vigorous defenses of an aggressive private equity partner and a maligned mobile home unit, as his conglomerate recorded robust profits.
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It is an approach that has never been particularly effective at encouraging policymaking amongst members of Congress on even the most urgent of priorities (see the much-maligned budget sequester for evidence of this).
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"Since I was first nominated to serve as Treasury Secretary, I have been maligned as taking advantage of others' hardships in order to earn a buck," Mnuchin will say, according to his prepared remarks.
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Last month, Burger King dumped its much maligned Tendercrisp Chicken Sandwich, replacing it with a new Crispy Chicken Sandwich, a four-ounce patty that is reportedly more tender and more crisp than its predecessor.
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And it was worse than I thought: Almost everything I ate affected my skin and nerves, and certain common allergens like alcohol, dairy, and, yes, much-maligned gluten made my issues much, much worse.
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The film was to be directed by Rupert Sanders, who directed Johansson's much-maligned "Ghost in the Shell," an adaptation of a legendary Japanese manga that was widely condemned for whitewashing its main character.
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" In the post, she also maligned the lack of style choice available for plus-size women, declaring that "it's not fair that we can't [wear] cute swimwear just bc [sic] we are built differently.
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Bennett rarely misses an opportunity to profess his love for Chicago, a city that Trump has consistently maligned, once going so far as to suggest that it is less safe than war-torn Afghanistan.
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Indeed, the through thread of the various essays and interviews included take care to differentiate between the narrow category of the outdated (and much-maligned) "fusion" trend in favor of these less polite bastardizations.
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His grandson and 22019st century successor, Abe Shinzō, likewise horrifies Japan's left — not least because he remembers his grandfather Kishi as a "sincere statesmen" whose wartime policies and imperial ambitions have been unjustly maligned.
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It's easy to forget that even within a genre as historically maligned as hip-hop, music made outside the familiar East and West Coast industry hubs had a fugitive, disreputable quality for many years.
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President George W. Bush had a strategy when he went into Iraq that has been much maligned and misrepresented by this same establishment: defeat Saddam Hussein, then turn over the country to the Iraqis.
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The "dumbbell" in the name comes from the project's design — two six-story buildings connected by sky bridges — to which was added "fair-haired" as a play on "redheaded stepchild," something neglected or maligned.
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As a result of the case, women whose characters are maligned by the men they publicly accuse of sexual misconduct could face a great hurdle if they bring defamation actions to restore their reputations.
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DesignThe black and white color scheme will only be available on the Pixel 2 XL. This one is a biggie, because one of the most maligned aspects of the original Pixels was their design.
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I'd never thought of Mori's broken digital landscapes as being quite so maligned, but now, she seemed like a conjurer of ghosts, a feeling bolstered by the glow of her face behind a screen.
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Despite his controversial history, Sevier's anti-porn campaign has somehow managed to convince at least eighteen different states to push more than two-dozen variations of the maligned proposal over the last few years.
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Love, the first Haitian-American elected to Congress, whose parents immigrated to the US in the 1970s, went on to detail her family's ties to one of the countries that was maligned by Trump.
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While maligned for its initial cover-up of the spread of the virus, China is now aggressively publicizing its efforts to provide other countries with medical supplies and genetic data to combat the coronavirus.
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While the social network is much maligned for making us less connected face to face, in groups we're able to find people anywhere in the world with common challenges and to support one another.
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The trial comes at a difficult time for the F.B.I., which has been repeatedly maligned by President Trump for investigating whether any of his associates colluded with Russia to interfere in the 2016 election.
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The Obama administration spent two years of its first term in crisis mode, pulling the automobile industry from the brink of certain bankruptcy, propping up financial markets, and passing a much maligned stimulus program.
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Itself an inversion of Moliere's "The Misanthrope," the classic account of a societal truth-teller who can't help but spread bile, "The Philanthropist" considers how it might feel to be maligned for being agreeable.
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