Why is the public not more disgusted, more intense in their reaction?
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Democrats, appalled by his victory, have grown more fearful, more vocal and more disgusted.
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"The more I looked at it, the more disgusted I felt," Mr. Chen said.
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Washington kept celebrating itself while the rest of the country became more and more disgusted.
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It won only because voters were even more disgusted with the left than with the right.
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The voters are more disgusted than at any time since the end of the military dictatorship in 21.5.
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Studies have also found that the more disgusted you feel about things, the more likely you tend to be conservative.
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"The fact that you're inhaling these chemicals into your body makes you feel more vulnerable and more disgusted," Dalton says.
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And I think the problem is that as problems metastasize, people will get more disgusted with the way politics operate.
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As it happens, no one was more disgusted by Bill Clinton's sexuality than the lady who set his impeachment in motion.
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The public seems more disgusted than outraged, resulting in its being alienated from politics rather than wanting to engage in it.
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That's why most white Americans seem more disgusted by Colin Kaepernick's peaceful protest to highlight police brutality than the injustices he is calling out.
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It helps you grow even more disgusted, in case the thought of a mosquito siphoning up your insides through a straw wasn't gross enough.
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Over time, they grew angrier, more emotional, and more disgusted at America's gun violence problem and Congress's unwillingness to do literally anything to stop it.
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But I am even more disgusted by the failure of our political and community leaders to take any real action to prevent those needless killings.
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"People were angrier about it and more disgusted," said Matthew Grizzard, an assistant professor of communication at the University at Buffalo, the study's lead author.
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According to a New York Times/CBS News poll, 82 percent of voters said that this campaign has made them feel more disgusted about American politics.
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A New York Times/CBS News poll this month found that 82 percent of voters felt more disgusted than excited about American politics because of this campaign.
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Not sure if he was more disgusted by the master or the servant; last time Greto'd been in the joint was last summer, right after the Milwaukee Secession riots.
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The bear plan is one of the dumbest things I have ever said, and there is no way you could be more disgusted with me than I already am with myself.
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But you should be even more disgusted at the legion of other coaches who lack the decency to make the phone call at all, and the system that rewards such behavior.
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He's as funny as the assistant to Gwyneth (who needs a table for 15 on Saturday, no "female wait staff," no legumes) as he is playing the steamroller socialite Carolann Rosenstein-Fishburn, who's appalled that she has been on hold for fully two minutes and even more disgusted at the execrable music she has been forced to endure while waiting.
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Her book is full of factoids: the word "salary" comes from ancient Rome, when the Romans paid soldiers in salt; the famous tongue "taste map" is a myth—the result of a half-century old miscommunication; people consume more food at restaurants they think are healthy; "supertasters"—roughly 20 percent of us—are more disgusted not just by bitter flavors but also by decay, disease, and mutilation than regular tasters.
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I never thought I would hear myself say those words, but I have never been more disgusted with my alma mater at the Department of Justice under Rod Rosenstein and the FBI under Chris Wray, two incompetent empty suits who care about one thing, their own future, their next job and what they have done to put this country through, Rod Rosenstein has put this country through over the last 18 months, may he rot in hell for it.
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Louise, growing more disgusted with Gino, later secretly gives Tad the money. Gino becomes obsessed with Bobby and plans to kill him. He offers to pay Hector to sleep with Bobby and slip Bobby poisoned drugs. John begins working security for Gino's parties (which is largely an excuse for his own partying).
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By the time they reached Atlanta, Miller wrote, he was getting more disgusted with America every day. He did enjoy Charleston and New Orleans, and found Southwestern sites such as the Grand Canyon mysterious and appealing. Overall, however, Miller did not form a favorable impression of America, considering it cruel and sterile. "Nowhere have I encountered such a dull, monotonous fabric of life as here in America," he writes in the book's opening pages.
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Throughout his career, Thursday frequently published articles in writers' magazines like Writer's Digest and The Author & Journalist. Though always amusing, these how-to articles took on an increasingly bitter tone, as Thursday became more and more disgusted with the hardships of the writing business, especially the collapse of word-rates after the onset of the Depression. He reserved his most severe wrath for the pulp magazine editors, who he dubbed "idiotors." "Why I Write for Money," by Thomas Thursday, Writer's Digest, May 1921.
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The lyrical and thematic elements of the music were refined and made more of a focus on the album; whereas before the music's message was oblique, on VIVIsectVI it became more direct. Growing up, Skinny Puppy's vocalist, Nivek Ogre, believed that animal experimentation was necessary. After researching the topic, he became more and more disgusted, eventually reaching the point where he was against all forms of animal testing. To compound this disillusionment, in 1983, Ogre's father died and a record distribution company that was set to support one of his early projects dissolved.
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Poehler and Fey are featured in a fictional speech playing New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin, respectively. The pair discuss the presence of sexism in the 2008 United States presidential election, and the differences between Palin and Clinton. Governor Palin was the Republican Party vice-presidential nominee and Senator Clinton was a contender for the Democratic Party presidential nomination. Through the course of the message, Palin tries to present herself as the candidate for the job, and Clinton gets progressively more and more disgusted at Palin's sudden rise to fame as John McCain's running mate, despite her background.
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He riles Wilson about the unimportance of medals, and then is even more disgusted when he learns that Chief Air Raid Precautions (ARP) Warden Hodges also has medals. Before the ceremonial parade the platoon gather in the church hall, but Mainwaring appears in civvies, saying that his wife has sent his uniform to the dry cleaners by mistake. At which point Private Pike comes in with the uniform which he happened to see whilst collecting his own dry cleaning on the way home from the bank. Mainwaring tries his best to avoid wearing it only to be foiled by his well- meaning platoon.
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As the drift proceeded the ocean became deeper; soundings gave successive depths of , and , a progression which indicated that no undiscovered land mass was nearby. On 15 November 1895 Fram reached 85°55′N, only below Nansen's Farthest North mark. From this point on, the drift was generally to the south and west, although progress was for long periods almost imperceptible. Inactivity and boredom led to increased drinking; Scott Hansen recorded that Christmas and New Year passed "with the usual hot punch and consequent hangover", and wrote that he was "getting more and more disgusted with drunkenness".
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Wilson finds the note hidden under some other papers, and Square surmises that the reason he hid the letter is because Mainwaring hasn't got any medals, and he didn't want to feel out of place. Square orders Wilson to read the letter to the platoon. Next parade, Mainwaring inspects the men, and is shocked to see that they are all wearing their medals (except for Pike who has been forced, by his mum, to wear his Scout badges instead!). He riles Wilson about the unimportance of medals, and is even more disgusted when he learns that Chief ARP Warden Hodges, the Vicar and the Verger also have medals.
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" In the basic situation, those surveyed were presented with "a two-state solution in which the Israelis would withdraw from 99 percent of the West Bank and Gaza but would not have to absorb Palestinian refugees"; the proposal "did not go over well." For the second group, the hypothetical deal "was sweetened with cash compensation from the United States and the European Union, such as a billion dollars a year for a hundred years, or a guarantee that the people would live in peace and prosperity. With these sweeteners on the table, the nonabsolutists, as expected, softened their opposition a bit. But the absolutists, forced to contemplate a taboo tradeoff, were even more disgusted, angry, and prepared to resort to violence.
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Pale Roses begins with the destruction of the rainbow part of Werther de Goethe's creation Rain by the Everlasting Concubine, Mistress Christia, and Werther's despair. After a short interlude, Werther discovers, by the use of a parachute that closely resembles a Hot air balloon, a child (Catherine Lily Marguerite Natasha Dolores Beatrice Machineshop-Seven Flambeau Gratitude) who is the fourteen-year-old daughter of two time travellers, and deigns to take on the role of her now deceased parents. Following a masquerade with the theme of Childhood, Werther is passionately overcome and engages in sexual intercourse with Catherine. After the event, disgusted by what he perceives to be the enormity of his acts, he is even more disgusted in Catherine for having enjoyed what she describes as le petit mal.
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Indeed, Sir Robert Floyer has asked her to marry him, and though she firmly refused him, Mr. Harrel told everyone (including Mr. Delvile) that they will be married soon. Later, she meets Mr. Albany again, who introduces her to a pretty young girl, saying to Cecilia that she should help her. Cecilia finds out, with horror, that Mr. Belfield's wound was really serious, but because he did not have enough money he could not call a doctor. She helps the Belfields, and begins a warm friendship with the girl (Belfield's sister, Henrietta), and also finds out that Mortimer Delvile, too, is helping them. More and more disgusted with Sir Robert Floyer's rude boldness, and the Harrels’ silliness, she stays for a short, but very happy, while with Mrs.
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He also served as the chargé d'affaires to Canada (2001 to 2004). Aujali was formerly Ambassador to the United States on behalf of the National Transitional Council from 15 August 2011 to 1 November 2012. He previously held the position on behalf of the Gaddafi government from January 2009 until February 2011, when he resigned in the wake of the Libyan Civil War."A tale of two Libyan embassies in Washington, D.C.", foreign Policy, Josh Rogin, March 10, 2011"Qaddafi’s Man No More: Disgusted, Envoy Breaks Free of Former Boss", The Washington Diplomat, Larry Luxner, 29 March 2011 He joined the opposition National Transitional Council soon after; on 9 August the U.S. State Department confirmed that it had handed the Libyan embassy in Washington, D.C. to the NTC, and Aujali was re-accredited by the United States as Libya's Ambassador on 15 August.
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The aversion was not to the foreigner, but the Prangui. This name, with which the natives of India designed the Portuguese, conveyed to their minds the idea of an infamous and abject class of men, with whom no Hindu could have any intercourse without degrading himself to the lowest ranks of the population. Now the Prangui were abominated because they violated the most respected customs of India, by eating beef, and indulging in wine and spirits; but much as all well-bred Hindus abhorred those things, they felt more disgusted at seeing the Portuguese, irrespective of any distinction of caste, treat freely with the lowest classes, such as the pariahs, who in the eyes of their countrymen of the higher castes, are nothing better than the vilest animals. Accordingly, since Fernandes was known to be a Portuguese, that is a Prangui, and besides was seen living habitually with the men of the lowest caste, the religion he preached, no less than himself, had to share the contempt and execration attending his neophytes, and made no progress whatever among the better classes.
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