One of the more disturbing stats is around sexual harassment.
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There is, however, a more disturbing worry underneath this one.
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But if anything, these are even more disturbing in motion.
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But they're much more disturbing than anyone dared to imagine.
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The findings in the second report are even more disturbing.
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But his behavior this week raises a more disturbing scenario.
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And in it, an even more disturbing visual was released.
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Instead we told a much darker and more disturbing story.
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The Cambridge Analytica findings were even more disturbing, he said.
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More disturbing might be the removal of his internal organs.
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What's more disturbing is why Arkansas is in such a rush.
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That blocky, grainy aesthetic somehow makes monsters all the more disturbing.
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Other research has brought more disturbing news about Larsen C's future.
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As Israel grows wealthier, the immiseration of Palestinians becomes more disturbing.
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More disturbing are the ones who are trying to console me.
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The latter is a much weirder and frankly more disturbing goal.
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For another, the circumstances surrounding her defeat are immensely more disturbing.
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Even more disturbing, Wheeler still felt comfortable speculating about the conclusions.
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What it does mean is something both subtler and more disturbing.
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The answer is more disturbing than the questions: We don't know.
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The farther down the list you get, the more disturbing the reading.
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This latest report, however, suggests an even more disturbing level of negligence.
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More importantly, researchers are continually learning more disturbing facts about the virus.
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Think of it kind of like a more disturbing take on Pokémon.
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My second thought was even more disturbing, she didnt seem to care.
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The more I looked into it, the more disturbing the story got.
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It was really disturbing, more disturbing than Tipper Gore or anything else.
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Even more disturbing, terrorists are also interested in stealing veteran's personal information.
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The silence most Americans have on this topic is even more disturbing.
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The increased suicide rates among children and teens are even more disturbing.
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More disturbing are the potential longterm effects of all this empty Liking.
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What is even more disturbing is that this is our opening bid.
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But for America to abandon this norm sends an even more disturbing signal.
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But what's even more disturbing is where all this plastic is ending up.
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Conversely, people who scored high for anxiety had many more disturbing, negative dreams.
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In geopolitical and public policy terms, the former is obviously the more disturbing.
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Then, she starts to lose it again, and things get even more disturbing.
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Even more disturbing is that those 14 years ended just four years ago.
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Most of the tales in this volume are much darker and more disturbing.
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The world is decorated with the creepiest landscapes and even more disturbing accouterments.
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Mr Xi's influence over the proceedings was felt in other, more disturbing ways.
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Read more: Disturbing photos show 'dangerous overcrowding' at migrant detention facilities in Texas
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I find it even more disturbing that so many people find them fascinating.
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He says it's about "border security," but the reality is far more disturbing.
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By not depicting what happens explicitly, the scene is all the more disturbing.
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Even more disturbing ratios exist at the level of counties and metropolitan areas.
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He told Hujar he was going to throw away his more disturbing drawings.
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Looking into the poll's figures reveals an even more disturbing note for Democrats.
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PRESTON And during the excavation she discovers something even more disturbing than cannibalism.
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PRESTON And during the excavation she discovers something even more disturbing than cannibalism.
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I believe in this context, it makes the painting even more disturbing and poignant.
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First, we have more disturbing developments from Robert Mueller&aposs illegitimate runaway witch hunt.
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Israelis have grown rich, which makes the misery of Palestinians all the more disturbing.
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The final words of the episode were successfully realistic, and that much more disturbing.
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It could be even more disturbing than the Black Hood killings from last season.
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The report's section on possible obstruction of justice by Trump is much more disturbing.
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But what he found was more disturbing: a small gray mass on the bone.
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The examples of surveillance on display grow more disturbing as you walk further in.
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More disturbing than this, even, was how close to that equilibrium I already was.
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Even more disturbing, however, is that the international community seems content to allow this.
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Beyond the flawed legal arguments is a much more disturbing perspective on American citizenship.
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One of the more disturbing findings was the level of police impunity, she said.
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While the motive remains a mystery, more disturbing details about the shooter are emerging.
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The dynamics at the lower rungs of the pay scale are even more disturbing.
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She says what's even more disturbing is Trump using the word "lynching" on purpose.
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Potentially more disturbing is the fact that this is far from the first such explosion.
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Even more disturbing is it is the property of a candidate for State Attorney General.
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"However, the unpredictability of violence here may make it all the more disturbing," he said.
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More disturbing, this "employability ratio" has not improved since the company's first survey in 2010.
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Even more disturbing, its ad revenue was actually down for fiscal year 2016 from 2015.
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My-handy-design gets more disturbing when you get into all the medical stock photos.
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Today's far-left Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is a more disturbing alternative than his predecessors.
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Even more shocking and more disturbing is that those visitors turn out to be themselves.
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Trump's birther origins suggest something far more disturbing than opposition to Obamacare is driving Trumpism.
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But Trump's pick for attorney general, Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, may be even more disturbing.
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Even more disturbing, nearly one-third – 2628 programs - were slashed by 28503 percent or more.
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Even more disturbing: 1 in 4 girls will be sexually abused before they turn 18.
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In the light of this reflection, the library seemed all the more disturbing to me.
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But a world sporting scandal intervened, making Mr. Fogel's story more suspenseful and more disturbing.
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Perhaps more disturbing is how such a Sessions-Trump policy would further encourage white resentment.
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For the strong of stomach, photos from the government's own inspectors are even more disturbing.
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He's more familiar and more human than ever, which makes him all the more disturbing.
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There's nothing more disturbing about the school-choice movement than its infatuation with private enterprise.
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Ultimately, this all points to a bigger and in many respects much more disturbing picture.
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More disturbing still, nearly half of all inmate deaths on his watch were never explained.
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"The Famous video is one of the more disturbing 'artistic' efforts in recent memory," Dunham wrote.
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So the question is whether and how some of its more disturbing aspects can be constrained.
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A blogger and freelance writer named Heather Spohr found the whole situation a little more disturbing.
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Under pressure to keep delivering twists and exposing ever more disturbing secrets, UnReal completely fell apart.
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This collection will challenge you to see the world in a different—and more disturbing—light.
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It is repeated, frequently with even more disturbing details, in towns and cities across our nation.
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This collection will challenge you to see the world in a different — and more disturbing — light.
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"When you're able to witness that from our video, it's more disturbing," he said, without elaborating.
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Only the muting of dissent through repression is more disturbing, allowing government power to go unchecked.
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Learning this was, I think, more disturbing than the actual fact of having Ford as mayor.
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This creepy book seems to have been carefully researched, which makes it all the more disturbing.
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But Facebook's problems in other parts of the world are even more disturbing, our columnist writes.
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It culminates in a tragedy that might be an accident, murder or something even more disturbing.
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Mostly, Lundqvist practices and practices some more — which was what made his Monday absence more disturbing.
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The weight and seriousness of the caption only makes the casual selfie it accompanies more disturbing.
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Yet, as upsetting as they are, it is even more disturbing that they are so commonplace.
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Even in the film's creepiest shock moments, she's placid and pleasant, which just makes her more disturbing.
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Either way, this "red orb" has expanded the implications of Westworld's technology to even more disturbing heights.
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On Saturday we learned of a much more disturbing — and in-person — method of social media hacking.
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One of the more disturbing characters in that, of many disturbing characters on that show. Disturbed. Yeah.
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That makes the killings here even more disturbing for ANC politicians who have lived through darker times.
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What's more disturbing is the fact that her infant son was found crying in the back seat.
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For me, there's something more disturbing about that than about making a grand spectacle of somebody's death.
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New research helps explain one of the dragonfish's more disturbing qualities: its relatively gigantic and translucent teeth.
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More disturbing still, public support for torture is already at the highest levels it's been in decades.
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And, as has become par for the course, the episode includes more disturbing revelations about the guards.
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And one more disturbing example of how the NFL continues to excuse misogyny and abuse against women.
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Even more disturbing, Albence's flippant remark about "summer camps" was in response to serious questioning from Sen.
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The more disturbing efforts focus on punishing artists by boycotting their past work and barring future work.
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Even more disturbing is that EPA's proposal, if finalized, could undermine the legal basis of the MATS.
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No credit card info, nor (what would be more disturbing) genetic data appears to have been collected.
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As troubling as these nominations are, however, perhaps nothing is more disturbing than the nomination of Sen.
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Instead, a dive into 2017's crop of thrillers reveals an even more disturbing kind of villain.
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That obliviousness — or worse — is behind one of the more disturbing moments in her "60 Minutes" interview.
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The statistics around rape are staggering, but the numbers in my family alone are even more disturbing.
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The mere idea of Donald Trump and the nuclear codes is way more disturbing than the money.
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It isn't too long, but its length changes its mood and meanings, and makes it more disturbing.
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But as Part One moved into more disturbing territory, viewers began reacting with disgust, shock and sadness.
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Even more disturbing, the Chef Boyardee spokesman kept using air-quotes when he said the word 'beef.
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Perhaps more disturbing: An increasing number of working-poor families and the elderly are using these emergency services.
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For child Otis, though, Honey Boy tends to muddy those distinctions in less showy but more disturbing ways.
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What makes the quest all the more disturbing and captivating is that you're never quite sure what's real.
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It emits an ominous, menacing aura, made even more disturbing by its simultaneous evocation of a children's playground.
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Now, the naked Trump effigy is back, and this time INDECLINE managed to make it even more disturbing.
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But then something happened that makes cases like this one even more disturbing to experts in the field.
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The alternative, that China either doesn't care or deliberately wants to scare its critics, is even more disturbing.
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More disturbing, however, is the apparent lack of a legitimate reason to interview Flynn in the first place.
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Trump is lashing out because he has a lawsuit in a private capacity, which is much more disturbing.
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Another recent poll, by Ipsos, has more disturbing evidence that Americans are abandoning the nation's First Amendment foundation.
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The juxtaposition of violence and serenity is far more disturbing than an unrelenting assault of violence would be.
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Far more disturbing than ideology is the way conflict in Ukraine has provided white warriors with deadly experience.
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What's more disturbing is that Schutz doesn't seem to know what it means to be white in America.
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His ethical capitulations for wealth and influence are all the more disturbing because he expresses himself so eloquently.
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She's after a truth more profound, and more disturbing, than whatever the strict dictates of realism will allow.
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But the more disturbing reality is that bots are just a small part of the ticket scarcity problem.
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Yet while Chicago's violence is real and, at times, startling, there are many cities with more disturbing body counts.
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But this time it's far more disturbing given Trump is not a candidate, but president of the United States.
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"We don't need to look far, just to the neighbor countries where the situation is more disturbing," he said.
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And especially these new technologies are so much more disturbing: AI, robotics, automation, self-driving, all of these things.
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Yes, and I think what&aposs a little more disturbing is that his wife was working for Fusion GPS.
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That's the top line bad news; unfortunately, there is a more disturbing message when one digs a little deeper.
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More disturbing was the unseemly mix of Band and Teneo clients with the State Department during Ms. Clinton's tenure.
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What is far more disturbing than the transgressive work of Dennis Cooper is the cold reality of technological progress.
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" Plus, Lee points out in a recent research note another — perhaps more disturbing — issue that's creating a "moral hazard.
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Assuming that California workers are representative of the broader population, the experiment also suggests a larger, more disturbing conclusion.
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The shooting of Mr. Jean seemed to demand its own, even more disturbing version: being at home while black.
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Watching Mr. Romney's genuine shock, I confronted an even more disturbing reality: What if they actually believed these theories?
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The more disturbing explanation is that he's actually confused — that Apple's pro-Trump propaganda has tricked the president himself.
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Whatever you thought you knew or were aware of, the content of this is more disturbing than you could imagine.
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The more disturbing reason given was that Fang's case is just one of so many from during Mao's Cultural Revolution.
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More disturbing than that, he'll earn about twice as much as Robert Covington, who just signed an extension last month.
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Every time I visit San Francisco, I am increasingly shocked at how the city is getting dirtier and more disturbing.
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Actually, much of it is the opposite, offering deep dives into what many consider the more disturbing avenues of sexuality.
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Is there anything more disturbing than watching a young child be thrown into the midst of murder, chaos, and destruction?
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It is a demonstration of character just as clear, and even more disturbing, than what he gave us in Pennsylvania.
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In 2006 Mr. Franken was already considering his 2008 Senate run, which gives the photo all the more disturbing resonance.
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More disturbing are the false public statements, compounded by the roles that the secretary's family has taken in the department.
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I had an early version that was way more disturbing, where she chews on her son for a while, crying.
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If you answered D. Incrementally more disturbing than the usual bs then i think you already know what you are.
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Roman thinks he is going to masturbate onstage to a photo of Logan, but no, it's actually even more disturbing.
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But more disturbing to me is the fact that for many years the United States has actually welcomed undocumented immigrants.
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Even more disturbing, while you took almost a full day to consider our proposal, you demanded a 5:00 p.m.
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Perhaps even more disturbing are the images of what appears to be modern-day slave labor shown in the documentary.
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This role becomes even more disturbing if we consider it in the context of the library's history of confiscating material.
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Suggestions Trump was actively considering withdrawing all U.S. forces from the Korean peninsula, however, will likely be more disturbing for Seoul.
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They finished 26th in defense (dead last in back-to-backs), and, perhaps even more disturbing, 30th in three-point rate.
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A pair of office shoes at Mashable HQ The second reason you might need office shoes is more disturbing: shoe betrayal.
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Hannah thinks that Sheri made the right decision and called in the stop sign, but the truth is far more disturbing.
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"Nothing is more disturbing than having serial child molester and Speaker of the House in the same sentence," the judge said.
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Tulsa, Cleveland, Miami — all point to a far more disturbing conclusion about deeply held assumptions that black lives are without value.
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What is even more disturbing about these BAH cuts is that they would disproportionately affect junior enlisted and female service members.
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But I don't recommend it: This would assuredly be more disturbing for him than hearing your concerns in a private conversation.
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The truth is that there's something much bigger going on, and it's actually much more disturbing than one politician's personal animus.
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What is more disturbing is the way the outside world, and particularly South Korea, embraces these displays of state-promulgated sexism.
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More disturbing still than this mutation are the continuities between those early embodiments of postcolonial virtue and their apparent betrayers today.
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But in this performance Mr. Jurowski seemed intent on showing the score's links to the thornier, more disturbing side of Mahler.
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It was more disturbing in a way, she said, that someone took the time to write a letter and mail it.
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More disturbing, Republican justices on the Supreme Court consistently supported those entrenchment efforts with a stream of majority party line votes.
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The details are even more disturbing: that the amounts of these payments increased with the more opioids that the doctor prescribed.
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He's pleaded not guilty, but it's a disturbing headline -- even more disturbing when you consider there are hundreds more like him.
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Derek Holt, economist at Scotiabank, said the core measures drifting lower was likely the more disturbing element for the Bank of Canada.
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The scene is made even more disturbing by the wailing of women and children in the background as the beast chows down.
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We follow Sadie into group sessions, where we hear other women share their own stories, each one more disturbing than the next.
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But the scientists also proposed a more disturbing explanation: that the emergence of contagious cancer may not be so rare after all.
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"In a lot of ways, the fact that these companies aren't the government makes what they're doing even more disturbing," Langvardt said.
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It's a fresh take on the ridiculous gag gift, and its Alexa voice integration has made it all the more disturbing / wonderful.
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Even more disturbing was a recent attack on a Ukrainian power grid that caused power outages for hundreds of thousands of people.
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The murderer was notorious for being eerily charming and handsome, which made his trial and psychopathy all the more disturbing and sensational.
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Surely it can't be any more disturbing than a murderous, sewer-dwelling clown ripping the arm off a small boy though, right?
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Nevertheless, an anthology book that promises to be even more disturbing than the TV series itself will hit bookstores in February 2018.
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Which is more disturbing, Edelman seems to ask: the vicious murder of O.J.'s wife or the man's undying, ostensibly raceless, charisma?
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This move using the antitrust division of the Justice Department, which would financially orphan CNN, is a new and more disturbing development.
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What I find even more disturbing is the apathy, coming especially from those of us living abroad, far away from the regime.
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Even more disturbing, privileging the healthcare workforce over the needs of the public runs counter to our commitment to patient-centered care.
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Even more disturbing was how it shaped what could be said, or even thought, within the confines of these male-dominated spaces.
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Among the report's more disturbing findings is the continued recruitment of children to spy on the online activity of friends and family.
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The solar panel tariff is more interesting, and more disturbing, because it will surely destroy many more jobs than it will create.
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Or the abuse victim who's reluctant to leave her husband, a subplot that's more disturbing but also strays into "Fifty Shades" territory?
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But the people whose Facebook presence is more disturbing include the likes of Alex Jones (whom Facebook ultimately banned) or … Donald Trump.
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What McFaul found more disturbing is the displacement of the director of National Intelligence and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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One of the more disturbing new scenes revealed in the trailer introduces a room full of menacing clowns of all shapes and sizes.
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Forty-five seconds later he kissed me on my cheek and 25 years later I'm still trying to figure out what's more disturbing.
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And even more disturbing, Cruz stated that LGBT activists who were simply seeking equal rights were waging a "jihad" against people of faith.
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"Nothing is more disturbing than having 'serial child molester' and 'speaker of the House' in the same sentence," Durkin said upon sentencing Hastert.
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Even more disturbing ... we've obtained video of Cesar wiring accessories he used to light up stripper's costumes during his time with Gold Productions.
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Among Spilki's more disturbing findings are that the water is loaded with rotavirus, which is associated with vomiting, diarrhea, and all-around misery.
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More disturbing displays about premature deaths and ritual murders are available, but sectioned off so that viewers can "opt in" to see them.
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But last week, their lackadaisical respect for privacy and the basic constitutional rights of a vulnerable person reached a new, more disturbing low.
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One of the more disturbing facts we have recently learned is that DOJ/FBI officials didn't even read the warrants they were signing.
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Something more disturbing than a mythical man-ape stealing children from their parents: The National Park Service doesn't keep track of missing persons.
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More disturbing yet, the Treasury does not come up with real recommendations as to how Germany's large external imbalance is to be corrected.
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The fight's over in two minutes, but the more disturbing part is the Hound's agony afterward and Arya's refusal to give him mercy.
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My taste is, I think it would be more disturbing just keeping the camera on Maggie's face [Glenn's wife, played by Lauren Cohan].
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While this lapse in publication is troubling, more disturbing is that the authors try to mute the impact of their own excellent work.
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Yet a new book questions that orthodoxy, offering a more disturbing perspective on the past and a less sanguine prognosis for the future.
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What could be more disturbing, in these times of climate crisis, than the thought of infinite stuff, of worthless mass production and waste?
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Joining with the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21 three days later, Common Cause supplemented its complaint with new and more disturbing information.
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What's perhaps most impressive is how the game manages to continuously up the ante and throw you into even more disturbing and grotesque scenarios.
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A variant of this urban legend finds its way into Netflix's new, polarizing horror movie The Perfection, albeit in a far more disturbing form.
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This is actually just one of several disturbing moments in Hereditary, and just slightly more disturbing than a scene in which Annie decapitates herself.
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The truth though is much more disturbing than we could have guessed and reveals some horrible things about our image of 'the perfect family.
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LONDON — If recent times have taught us anything, it's that there are few things more fun — and more disturbing — than Snapchat's face swap filter.
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I Am The Night will reveal the more disturbing secrets of the case, and how it connects to Fauna, over its eight-episode run.
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But the wedgie would be equally, if not more disturbing, as there are a great number of different types of wedgies at Trump's disposal.
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"We believed that this is precursor to possible building of structures on the shoal," he said, adding that China's denial was "even more disturbing".
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Libby: I found what Elizabeth and Philip did to Don almost unbearable to watch — more disturbing than the two bare-handed murders we've witnessed.
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The truth, which may be even more disturbing, is that male sexual assault is generated by an unnatural military culture of dominance and detachment.
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If his dismissal registers as more disturbing than just a rubber-stamp rejection, it's because he embodies the threat of the theocratic regime itself.
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Even more disturbing than his M.O. is his appearance — his face is smooth and stark white, a huge grin and small lid-less eyes.
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They started chatting occasionally on Facebook, she said, and his posts grew gradually more disturbing until she finally stopped communicating with him this year.
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Even more disturbing, Pakistani military authorities say they are considering the possibility of putting nuclear-tipped cruise missiles on surface vessels like the Zulfiqar.
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Even more disturbing, the National Academy of Sciences found that at least 4 percent of people on death row were and are probably innocent.
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But what is even more disturbing is the slide of the Republican Party toward a presiding sentiment of the "anger and resentment" Flake described.
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One of the more disturbing features of this malware is its capability to identify when someone was likely viewing porn and record their screen.
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Unlike in the Caravaggio, here that violence never resolves into beauty, and its actual-scale lynching grows only more disturbing the longer you look.
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Nothing, though, would prove easy or obvious about their stories, which grow darker and more disturbing as "Three Identical Strangers" develops into a shocker.
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"In my 40 years in law enforcement, I cannot think of a case more disturbing than this one," Lopez said during a press conference.
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"In my 40 years in law enforcement, I cannot think of a case more disturbing than this one," said Yolo County Sheriff Tom Lopez.
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But for Liberman and his conservative secular followers, the draft controversy is just a symbol of the more disturbing economic disparity gripping Israel's population.
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The whole sequence is very realistic, and that makes it all the more disturbing when things suddenly take a dark turn halfway through the film.
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Les Moonves is out as CEO at CBS, following new (and even more disturbing) allegations of sexual harassment and assault (all of which Moonves denies).
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Judging by the 10-minute long preview, shared ahead of Sunday night's debut episode, his answer is even more disturbing than we could have imagined.
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But Eugene manages to break free by forcing himself to vomit, which is somehow a more disturbing on-screen visual than any decay-ridden corpse.
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More disturbing is Louis Althusser's memoir The Future Lasts Forever, written after he'd been declared unfit to stand trial for the murder of his wife.
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This adds insult to the financial injury Logan was already facing with ads suspended after he posted more disturbing videos ... including tasering 2 dead rats.
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More disturbing is the fact that they don't earn as much as their Danish, Swiss, and Norwegian counterparts, according to a recent study by studentloanreport.org.
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As Greenfield opens "The Kingmaker" up, the Philippines' past and present move uneasily into alignment, and the movie becomes more interesting and far more disturbing.
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But as her delivery approaches and her behaviors become more disturbing — among them, sleepwalking and feline hunting — the women grow closer and more mutually reliant.
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But I have seen 19403,000 Atlanta Braves fans do it — chanting with foam tomahawks — and it's scary and savage in an altogether more disturbing manner.
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Even more disturbing is the fact that too often, attacks in sports-related settings are mislabeled as "hazing" and "bullying" by officials handling the cases.
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And yet there is more disturbing moving imagery of actual events in the recent human past on YouTube than the auteur has on offer here.
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Even more disturbing, hackers sought access to voter databases in at least 39 states, and in some cases tried to alter or delete voter data.
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There are hints in here of what made Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy, among others, so very disturbing (far more disturbing than Joker).
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Even more disturbing, the next sentence of her opinion observes that, "in contrast," the ranchers before her instead went to court to demand financial compensation.
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Yes, he will continue his campaign of chaos and make the coming election year more disturbing than 2016 but there is now an opposing force.
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Far more disturbing are the mysterious online bullies intent on ruining the lives of participants who dare to unshackle themselves from Jane's vast tickling empire.
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Think of David Lynch's graphics effects in Inland Empire or Twin Peaks: The Return: they feel more disturbing as they reach an uncanny valley of monstrosity.
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NRA Lobbyist Shoots ElephantWe're electing not to show this video, because it's many orders more disturbing than watching a guy bite a small lizard's head off.
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But what was even more disturbing than the new actor playing Liam is his storyline, which involves a new private school that was introduced last season.
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Eyster keeps the grime but highlights something that also exists in the film—and, upon repeated viewings, makes Hooper's spit-roasted terror tale even more disturbing.
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Even more disturbing was the unapologetic testimony of these CEO's stating that they would continue to rescind health insurance policies without cause absent a federal prohibition.
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Slowly, their memories of the show grow darker and more disturbing until one of the adults asks his mother about the true nature of the show.
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Even more disturbing: The study found those chemical exposure levels could be the equivalent of between one and 10 cigarettes by the end of the movie.
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The failure to capitalize in the ninth inning demonstrated an even more disturbing weakness of the Yankees' offense: its inability to score with the bases loaded.
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It's just one more disturbing idea floated by the Trump Administration that leaves us all wondering whether to take it seriously, literally, or not at all.
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However shocking, these figures hide an even more disturbing trend: the backpedaling of many wealthy countries away from their legal and ethical commitments to resettle refugees.
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In the years since her death, the true nature of Aaliyah's enormously consequential relationship with Kelly has only sharpened and grown more disturbing to the public.
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It has also led to something new and more disturbing: Hand grenades are turning up in a variety of crimes, including domestic violence and bank robbery.
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Miller's reputation as a frequently rowdy drunk, sexist, and horrible co-worker precedes him, but it's not the first time he's been accused of more disturbing behavior.
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Even more disturbing than these extreme positions is the fact that data privacy has just not been treated as a pivotal issue by most of these campaigns.
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Perhaps more disturbing, Epstein told NPR that the NFLPA's recommendations for treating domestic violence through marriage counseling actually goes against how clinicians handle these types of cases.
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The killing sequence is horrible and chilling, and not just for the violence itself; the way the acts affect both women is more disturbing and more memorable.
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That's bad, but what makes the statistic even more disturbing is that thousands of these killings are by police, who are often not held accountable for them.
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LONDON — Finding an unidentified object in one's food is never a pleasant experience — but there's something even more disturbing about finding an object you can't even identify.
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While the details of Kesha's case are distinctly more disturbing than De Havilland's, both cases highlight the potentially destructive relationship between major studios and their female stars.
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Carol Anderson, a historian at Emory University's Department of African-American Studies, links the growth of Republican undemocracy to an even longer (and more disturbing) historical tradition.
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Using the N-word was not just the way he talks but, more disturbing, it was how he thought of me and African Americans as a whole.
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It's disturbing that Governor Brown apparently believes these myths about the need for coercive treatment and even more disturbing that people will die because of his veto.
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As if concerns about the Constitution, the law and Mr. Whitaker's judgment weren't enough, the broader picture that has emerged about Mr. Whitaker is even more disturbing.
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But it is difficult to point to any single image more disturbing over that time than a video clip that started spreading on social media on Thursday.
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There are many dangerous aspects to assisted suicide laws and proposals, but one of the more disturbing is that they are inherently discriminatory against persons with disabilities.
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And now, the aspirations of right-wing United States lawmakers may portend even deeper and more disturbing convergences between Central American nightmares and the fading American dream.
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Even more disturbing is the argument by some that litigating would be a mistake because the conservative majority of the Supreme Court will just side with Trump.
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Editorial The bromance between President Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia, long a source of puzzlement and alarm in the West, has gotten even more disturbing.
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But what is arguably even more disturbing is that the ultimate response from our elected officials is almost always in the form of politicization instead of action.
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"I don't know when I've listened and watched something like this from a president that I found more disturbing," James Clapper said during a interview on CNN.
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"Using the N-word was not just the way he talks but, more disturbing, it was how he thought of me and African Americans as a whole."
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More disturbing, 88 per cent of the stranded dolphins found in the spill zone had abnormalities in their lungs, including organs that were partially or completely collapsed.
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Young viewers might find the themes a bit more disturbing than in the previous two installments, but of course they'll know who's going to triumph in the end.
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Making this weird neo-Nazi sex and abuse scandal all the more disturbing, Parrott is Brooke Heimbach's stepfather from a previous marriage, meaning this all involves legal relatives.
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Sometimes it was tongue-in-cheek fun, like with the Leisure Suit Larry series, other times it was even more disturbing than the games from the early '80s.
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It still has enough scary moments to satisfy horror fans, but you're left wondering whether it might have been more disturbing had it stayed on its original path.
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"One of the more disturbing videos shows the child actually wearing a dog collar, and you can hear the sound of the dog collar being activated," Simmons said.
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More disturbing allegations have been released in the case of Arizona sixth-grade teacher Brittany Zamora, 28, who is accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old student.
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Even more disturbing is the revelation that Democratic bosses advocated suggesting Bernie Sanders is an atheist rather than a Jew in states where they believe atheists are unpopular.
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More disturbing yet, long-run inflationary expectations, as measured by the five-year, break-even bond levels, are now in excess of the Fed's 28500-percent inflation target.
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I find Mr. Kasich's behavior in this primary more disturbing than all of the other shenanigans that I have seen in a very embarrassing and pathetic primary season.
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This response is even more disturbing considering the recent allegations of sexual misconduct directed at various Fox News anchors and its former president by women who worked there.
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He lies to be liked, and his great desire—to belong to a society that is creepy, too—only makes his story that much more disturbing and memorable.
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In a Vanity Fair interview, the director of "The Door," Jack Bender, revealed that Hodor's demise could have been even more disturbing than that of the Red Viper.
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This is all the more disturbing given that President Donald Trump is reluctant to criticize white nationalists, likely because he sees them as part of his political coalition.
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Maybe because the way they just disappeared at the end was a little more abstract for him, but seeing people crumble like that was a bit more disturbing.
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"In my 19973 years of law enforcement, I cannot think of a case more disturbing than this one," Sheriff Tom Lopez of Yolo County said in a statement.
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This pacific picture, though, is soon replaced by far more disturbing, recurrent images of perilously small boats filled with frantically shouting, gesturing men, women and children seeking asylum.
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Even more disturbing than one of the crimes described — and the near-constant background howls — is the convicts' willingness to bare their souls for the nosing-around camera.
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Even more disturbing, in papers that described non-randomized trials—where study participants are not assigned to different treatment groups by chance—that number rose to 84 percent.
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But making it even more disturbing is that it happened just months after a Lion Air flight taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia, crashed in October, killing all 189 passengers.
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In 1984, DuPont became aware that dust vented from factory chimneys settled well beyond the property line and, more disturbing, that PFOA was present in the local water supply.
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The story of Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski's alleged physical assault of reporter Michelle Fields at a campaign event has gotten stranger and more disturbing by the day.
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Most of the sexual parts of the book were written to poke fun at, and be a more disturbing version of, the trash book that E. L. James wrote.
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A few months after the "Euromaidan" protests brought down Mr Yanukovych, a less widely noticed story provided a more disturbing insight into the potential political uses of social media.
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The much more disturbing issue is that the videos had all been originally posted by Jayda Fransen, a leader of a far-right British political party called Britain First.
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But perhaps more disturbing than a lack of science is the fact that we still need a video describing how people should be free to make their own choices.
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Gfrörer's works are frightening because the world itself is frightening, and she roots out those anxieties for the reader, helping them become more knowable… or perhaps even more disturbing.
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But in handing a live-streaming tool to a billion people, Facebook invited us to share darker, more disturbing stories than it has ever before hosted on its servers.
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If you thought The Handmaid's Tale couldn't possibly get any darker or more disturbing than Season 1, allow the first Season 2 trailer to disabuse you of that notion.
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In one of the more disturbing and regrettably funny passages in Herr's Dispatches, he describes the albums of snapshots of Vietnamese corpses and body parts that Americans carried around.
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As each sits alone in front of the camera, Robson and Safechuck recount a frightening pattern of abuse by Jackson, made even more disturbing by the similarities between them.
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"Instead of a much-needed reprieve, we continue to see more fighting, more death, and more disturbing reports of hunger and hospitals being bombed," Moumtzis said in a statement.
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Near these bodies are a series of shopping and granny carts, each filled to the brim with more disturbing relics of the future, also wrapped in plastic recycling bags.
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Even more disturbing, the UK has copied wholesale the US model of outsourcing the military to the intelligence agencies in order to hide their involvement and avoid any accountability.
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To make things even more disturbing and outrageous, not only is Trump breaking his promise on this score, his administration is simply in an ongoing process of lying about it.
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But what is even more disturbing is how quickly Siri and Cortana have joined the awful statistics of verbal sexual harassment after being asked inappropriate questions about their sex life.
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But plenty of people still worry that beneath the giggles lies a more disturbing undercurrent—that, at some point, the little pink might blaze into a harsher shade of red.
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More disturbing yet for the euro's longer run survival is the fact that political fragmentation has now taken root in Italy and Spain, the eurozone's third and fourth largest economies.
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When the town's adult men giggle at the grotesque spectacle of three teenage boys pretending to rape Amma, it's more disturbing than any other moment on the show so far.
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As for the brown spots, which were the subject of much speculation and were once rumored to be bat droppings, it turns out they look more disturbing than they are.
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As we reported ... Cruz made online threats about a mass campus shooting 9 months ago, and was even reported to the FBI for more disturbing YouTube comments back in September.
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But a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a more disturbing finding: It's not just middle-age white folks who are dying sooner — it's everyone.
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The On Site Opera version scrubbed out the more disturbing elements of the original, including a stabbing incident that is blithely forgiven, in favor of sharpening the work's comic thrust.
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Both more interesting and more disturbing to me now are the ways the books massaged reality to support the pioneer fantasy of a self-sustaining family living in relative isolation.
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More disturbing was his party's decision to name Yogi Adityanath, a Hindu warrior-priest, as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, and a springboard to national leadership.
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And, so long as Mr. Trump has nothing to hide, the public will feel much more confident in his leadership once some of the more disturbing questions have been answered.
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"Instead of a much needed reprieve, we continue to see more fighting, more death, and more disturbing reports of hunger and hospitals being bombed," Moumtzis said in a statement Sunday.
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When Iscove refused, the producer demanded that he use Usher in more scenes as the school's resident DJ. All of these small, seemingly harmless details build up to more disturbing realizations.
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Braun's comments are yet another example of society's fundamental misunderstanding of how sexual predators operate — and the fact that he presided over a sexual assault case makes it even more disturbing.
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There have even been diners who've come seeking help after watching What the Health—a documentary that highlights the bleaker and more disturbing side of the US meat industry—on Netflix.
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Game of Thrones has always loved killing your faves, but as the final season approaches we may have to deal with something more disturbing: Our faves getting turned into ice zombies.
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"This has got to stop before the headlines in the future are of a more disturbing nature than what we have seen in 2015 and now again in 2016," he wrote.
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Even more disturbing is that the vast majority of these organizations are nonprofits, which receive set aside government contracts for hiring workers with disabilities while paying those same workers subminimum wages.
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"What's more disturbing is that company's self-titled bucket has been indexed by GrayhatWarfare, a searchable database where a current list of 48,623 open S85033 buckets can be found," he added.
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Mr. McQueen's cuts are awkward and disjunctive, plunging us in and out of the mine; the sound oscillates between the clatter of the mining equipment and an even more disturbing silence.
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"Instead of a much-needed reprieve, we continue to see more fighting, more death, and more disturbing reports of hunger and hospitals being bombed," Moumtzis said in a statement on Sunday.
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That's what threatens to happen here, but in a genuinely surprising twist, Nick's actions lead him to the one person with knowledge of still more disturbing details about the Wright house.
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The fact that Celine and Sébastien's courtship is occasionally more disturbing — at one point, he wraps a hand around her throat — than sexy or romantic is more difficult to get past.
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Yet the steady drip of bad news and embarrassing revelations — culminating in Thursday's release of 2800 pages of damning internal communications — has revealed something more disturbing than one poorly designed plane.
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Who decided that fare evasion or selling food in the subway was more disturbing or dangerous to us than, say, the reckless impunity of car and truck drivers breaking traffic laws?
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Black Mirror — the popular UK anthology drama about the more disturbing intersections of technology with our lives — will debut its third season on Netflix October 21, which is ... a long way away.
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While the full trailer is longer and arguably more disturbing, it's not served up to viewers who might just be browsing innocuous videos online only to be interrupted by a screaming nun.
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Click here to view original GIFIn 2015, Google released DeepDream, a bonkers, art-generating neural net users put to work rendering everything from disturbing dog collages to even more disturbing psychedelic porn.
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Nostalgia also almost certainly powered the success of Suspiria, which is much bloodier and more disturbing than Halloween but appeals to arthouse horror fans for whom the 1977 original is a classic.
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Then there is that flock of "disastrous-bright" red birds that shows up, inexplicably, one day, injecting an element of Hitchcockian surrealism into a story that becomes more disturbing by the page.
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More disturbing, perhaps, than the candidate's sexual assault of a reporter, was his conduct just before the interview Stoynoff was slated to conduct with Trump and wife Melania about their happy marriage.
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Lots of care is needed in considering this possibility, yet it is ultimately even more disturbing than the reality that America must do even better counting its casualties and preventing collateral harm.
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Some of those issues would be annoyances, but the more disturbing of the bunch is that hackers could have retrieved personal details about a child – like their name and date of birth.
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That's terrible, but more disturbing is that children who have been removed from their parents' homes because of abuse or neglect are then brought back to visit or stay with those parents.
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Even more disturbing, Moaveni reports that the Bethnal Green parents were not informed directly by the school, or the police, that one of their daughters' friends had run off to join ISIS.
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And yet it seems increasingly like TV (or streaming services delivered via televisions, like Netflix and Hulu) is the medium where more disturbing material can find backers and, eventually, viewers as well.
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"There are few things more disturbing than hearing the swell of cheers from the House GOP as they raise taxes on 86 million middle class families," Pelosi tweeted, adding the hashtag #GOPTaxScam.
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He sees the work as having a backhanded sense of humor, and while its delivery is unquestionably cold and deadpan, the longer you sit with it, the more disturbing the revelations become.
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Still more disturbing are unconfirmed reports that soldiers, discarding their uniforms, have been deployed in the countryside, where more than half the voters reside, quietly threatening them if they vote "the wrong way".
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Still more disturbing is just how much chemistry Burke and Swinton Byrne share in this scene, a rapport that makes us want to root for them, even as we know it's ultimately doomed.
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Officials revealed an even more disturbing finding this month, when they revealed that since June 2014, there have been 87 cases of Legionnaires' disease in Genesee County, including 10 that resulted in death.
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But a growing body of data shows a more disturbing pattern: Despite big advances in medicine, technology and education, the longevity gap between high-income and low-income Americans has been widening sharply.
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This latest "Westworld" is infinitely more disturbing, because this episode starts with the idea that the androids are breaking out from the canned narratives and traits that their creators have programmed into them.
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When Bobby dashes over to put a stop to it, there's an unrelated and more disturbing scene unfolding: a furious driver, desperate to move around this terrible traffic and get on her way.
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Even more disturbing is the thought that dangerous criminals still roam free because the DNA evidence that could take them off the streets sits untested, creating more victims while continuing their criminal careers.
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That Tran's Instagram presence was relentlessly positive and uplifting — "It's OKAY to be imperfect," she assured her followers in one characteristic post — only made the vitriol of the harassment more apparent and more disturbing.
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And the death of a child is generally even more disturbing than that of an adult -- all living things eventually die, but it feels like a child has been cheated of a full life.
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More disturbing, perhaps, is that state-run DPRK Today had actually gone so far as to say that dogs should be beaten to death to ensure their meat is at its tastiest when consumed.
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"We don't need to look far, just to the neighbor countries where the situation is more disturbing," he said, an apparent reference to Poland and others where same-sex marriage is still not allowed.
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The clarity of the images has a curious effect on the zombified extras in particular — the enhanced detail reveals the bare-bones artifice of their costuming and makeup, which only makes them more disturbing.
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Everyone (at least in certain high-profile or professional circles) is doing it, and very few are confessing, a fact that in some ways is more disturbing than the surge in the surgeries themselves.
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Accused pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's death this morning — reportedly a suicide, according to federal officials — is an inexplicable end to a bizarre, tragic case that only got more disturbing the more we learned about it.
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But a more serious analysis, based on a survey of US Army missions in 2019 and bolstered by my communications with peers still in the service, leaves me with an even more disturbing answer.
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Some of his primary patrons were British and American plantation owners, which makes the white male peeping Tom, who ogles the women from behind a tree in one of the paintings, even more disturbing.
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In a recent interview with The New York Times, Knight explained the reasoning behind some of the show's more disturbing elements — like the abuse — that make for an especially troubling telling of the story.
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Read more: Disturbing photos of the toxic graveyards where your old gadgets go to die As the workers scrape away, they are bathed in dioxin fumes that can cause lesions, brain disorders, and cancer.
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Even as a fictional narrative, it's admittedly uncomfortable to watch; the rituals may shock many moviegoers, despite the fact that Neel and screenwriter David Gordon Green could easily have included more disturbing hazing rites.
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Even more disturbing is that so many of these and other actors were also caught lying under oath or to federal officials, behavior that indicates they knew they were doing unsavory if not illegal things.
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There is a certain restraint at work, as if Greengrass is stepping back from the extreme intimacy of the violence in United 93, but to hear children whimpering in fear manages to be more disturbing.
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With each passing week he displays the classic symptoms of medium-grade mania in more disturbing forms: inflated self-esteem, sleeplessness, impulsivity, aggression and a compulsion to offer advice on subjects he knows nothing about.
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Possibly even more disturbing than the idea that Cambridge Analytica tried to steal an election—something lots of people say probably isn't possible—is the role of scientists in facilitating the ethical breakdowns behind it.
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Unchecked recommendations have opened Instagram up to accusations that it essentially encourages depressed users to self-harm (or even suicide) by pushing more disturbing content into their feeds once they start to show an interest.
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Remarkably, CAM is the only major film about sex work to be written by a former sex worker, which is all the more disturbing when you realize how commonly sex workers are depicted in films.
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Twitching and vomiting a viscous pink drool, the female may be the more lethal, but her partner's eerie fixation on when Andrew and Julie's young son will arrive home from school is infinitely more disturbing.
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But both of those seemingly ludicrous aspects of the Young Pope's life quickly funnel into more disturbing trends — especially once it's clear exactly how high the stakes become when an insecure narcissist gains absolute power.
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I've spent the last few days digging into these questions, because the shortages of protective gear, particularly face masks, has struck me as one of the more disturbing absurdities in America's response to this pandemic.
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Six months later Sugawara—visiting from the Tokyo-based University of Electro-Communications—along with Fu and a group of University of Michigan researchers have honed that curious photoacoustic quirk into something far more disturbing.
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Broadway ticket prices received the most media attention, but the more disturbing shift might be in smaller houses that were once, like Upright Citizens Brigade is now, considered the affordable alternatives popular among younger crowds.
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I never assumed he was innocent, but I also didn't imagine what now seems clear: that his abusive conduct was ongoing, and that it was, if anything, even more disturbing than what prosecutors were alleging then.
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Moore and Gibbons close the distance between fiction and reality to unearth something a little more disturbing (or reassuring, depending on how you read it) about our place among, and obsession with, superheroes, villains, and justice.
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A scene I encountered in my research, where a monster explodes his metal phallus into cheek-piercing spikes inside of a woman's mouth, assured me that the feature film could indeed have been even more disturbing.
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As one of the more disturbing statistics shows, although the United States has less than 5% of the globe's population, America holds close to 25% of the world's inmates, a disproportionate number of whom are black.
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One of the more disturbing allegations is that an unnamed congressional candidate even went directly to "Guccifer 2.0," the public identity used by Russian intelligence officials to distribute documents, for damaging information about a Democratic opponent.
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During Thursday's press conference, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson characterized Cruz's actions as "an act of barbarism," noting he couldn't recall a more disturbing case coming across his desk during his 28 years with the department.
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Even at the time of his appointment, a few experts tried to warn the administration that, as concerning as his dodgy politics were, his complete lack of experience in public health administration was even more disturbing.
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But the full story is much more disturbing, and much more interesting, I would say, because it's a story in which gay people kill each other, not for the first time, and not for the last.
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"The Coddling of the American Mind," by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, proceeds from many of the same premises and touchstones as "Splintering," but makes a much more disturbing and comprehensive analysis of recent campus trends.
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"What's even more disturbing, more than the fact that they did this, there were so many people that saw this and they didn't pick up the phone and dial 911," police Superintendent Eddie Johnson tells WGN-TV.
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And it's regrettable," he told Dr. Mehmet Oz. But Sheen denied a more disturbing claim from the lawsuit, which alleges Richards overheard him telling Lola, "I'm going to kill you and I'm going to kill your mom.
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It's horrific, of course — the realization that the man she proclaimed to love less than 24 hours ago is now her captor — but what's more disturbing is that Joe is convinced he and Beck still belong together.
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The reality was far more disturbing: Lucas and his 17-year-old brother, Christopher, had been savagely beaten over a 12-hour period by members of the reclusive Word of Life Christian Church in upstate New York.
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The board added that what's "even more disturbing" is that she and her current husband Ahmed Hirsi filed joint tax returns in 2014 and 85033 — when Omar was still married to another man, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
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More disturbing for Mr. Cameron and Mr. Osborne is that nearly half of the 19753 Conservative members of Parliament — at least 140 by most counts, including six cabinet members — now support a "Brexit," from the European Union.
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I find it even more disturbing that our society plays a large role in their formation, and that our failures in the justice system allow them to carry out their fantasies for longer than should be allowed.
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More disturbing is not her question about the health benefits, but rather her memory of trying to nurse her screaming daughter in a 100-degree closet at her brother's wedding rather than feeding her among the guests.
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They did not mention one of the more disturbing manifestations of this erosion of democratic norms: myriad efforts by Republican politicians, especially at the state level, to suppress voting by the poor, people of color and students.
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But beyond the shiny trinkets, silky outfits, and shoes, Greenfield found a more disturbing story about the charming widow of a former dictator — one of torture, cruelty, and support for the latest ruthless Philippines president, Rodrigo Duterte.
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In today's climate of refugee bans and xenophobia, the facts have taken on a new urgency and are even more disturbing to me, as they should be to anyone whose family traces its roots to Southern Italy.
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The revelation that this high-profile incident involving Smollett may have been staged is one we should all find the more disturbing because of the impact it may have on those who seek justice in the future.
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Among the 2017 database's more disturbing findings is the revelation that over 4 million Americans live in an area where contaminants exceed a legal limit—and from a health perspective, many of those legal limits are probably conservative.
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YouTube can be home to sensational videos, feuds among creators, and a litany of more disturbing content, but creators like Shane Dawson are demonstrating what YouTube could be like if people used their platforms to act more responsibly.
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News of the arrest — and a mug shot featuring the star with long hair and stubble, a deliberate departure from his natty onscreen persona that was made all the more disturbing by the context — quickly rounded the tabloids.
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"In the depths of these sites, 30 pages into a search, I started noticing images that weren't like the others; images that were darker and more disturbing, illustrating some really heavy subject matter, but still fundamentally absurd," Kelly explained.
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But they reflected a more disturbing flaw, too: an inability to imagine that individual black voters could have lives and political concerns related to anything other than overblown generalizations about the worst things plaguing African Americans as a whole.
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More disturbing is the partnership with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) with "three Brooklyn-based cultural organizations" (unnamed) to operate a facility in a "city-led affordable housing project" in Brownsville, Brooklyn (Action Plan p. 16).
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More nuanced — and for that reason often more disturbing — than previous Holocaust literature, "Fateless" describes a concentration camp atmosphere in which inmates are shockingly detached and complacent, preoccupied with resolving practical problems rather than venting anger or plotting resistance.
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But as Clinton said, there is something odd and disturbing about it — and the extent to which, as Comey describes, Trump was willing to meddle with criminal investigations to establish Russia-related elbow room only makes it more disturbing.
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I found that to be much more disturbing to me in many ways, because the other stuff was so obvious, these were slowly layered in in a way that I thought was very effective also at the same time.
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At one point during the Fort Lauderdale deposition, Stone invoked an even more disturbing episode in Klayman's past: a magistrate handling a custody dispute a decade ago found that Klayman engaged in "grossly inappropriate" touching of his own children.
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Those posters in the hallways with their rictus-grin adages conjure an even more disturbing parallel, one that King will allude to repeatedly in "The Institute": the slogan "Work Will Set You Free," mounted over the gates of Auschwitz.
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It appears that Travis Reinking had not threatened anyone, but he was reportedly struggling with suicidal thoughts long before the Waffle House shooting, which makes it all the more disturbing that his own father allowed him access to guns.
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Rather more disturbing is the fact that Nineteen Eighty Four is number 215 on the list, which means the most important dystopia of this or any age is far less widely read than it should have been by now.
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The two plays are unrelated except for complementary titles, but "The Mother" may be the more disturbing of the two, replacing an aging man's descent into Alzheimer's in "The Father" with a wife and mother, Anne (Gina McKee), battling severe depression.
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For me, there's something more disturbing about barely paying any attention [to the deaths], because these are lives that are being totally dismissed and shrugged off, and that's the attitude of the community, so that becomes the attitude of the film.
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There's been plenty of ink spilled about how "fake news" is affecting current discourse, but something more disturbing is happening: We're experiencing different realities of the same event — and that reality is solidified every time these alternate storylines are repeated.
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This year, the nation's favorite weekly competition is looking to bring something much more disturbing front and center as our very own president judges politicians (or aspiring ones, like Kid Rock) on their ability to curtail rights and abuse power.
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A bunch of white kids joining in Native chants is problematic to begin with; doing it in a heated moment, with one of the boys up in a Native elder's face, creates an even more disturbing impression on first viewing.
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But there's something more disturbing that Republicans should note here for the long haul: the perversion of a major pseudo-conservative media outlet into a propaganda forum for one candidate, and the merger of that forum with the candidate's campaign.
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Read more: Disturbing photos show 'dangerous overcrowding' at migrant detention facilities in TexasAcademy training begins with a period of what instructors call "stress inoculation" where recruits fresh off the bus are screamed at to bolster their decision-making abilities under stress.
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Another Guatemalan, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, offers an even more disturbing vision at Sies + Höke (294): "Print of Sleep" (8213) is a video in which performers lie on bed-sculptures covered with ink, alluding to various forms of torture and sleep deprivation.
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More disturbing than the existence of those individual bugs was that they all stemmed from the same security issue: iMessage exposes to attackers its "unserializer," a component that essentially unpacks different types of data sent to the device via iMessage.
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Donald Trump's notorious "locker room talk" is more disturbing, and more representative of the way immature and insecure men and boys speak when they think they can get away with it, than anything found in the gentle world of this book.
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It's hard to decide what is more disturbing: that so many top officials in Donald Trump's presidential campaign and administration were in contact with the Russian government during and after the campaign, or that they keep neglecting to tell the truth.
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In 203 a more disturbing Trudeau track record emerged into public view: one of poor judgment, from a love of painting his face in racist makeup to seeking to shield a large Canadian company neck-deep in bribes from criminal charges.
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She provided the vivid details — a white coin maker had marched across the factory floor carrying a rope, which he fashioned into a noose and dropped on an African-American colleague's workstation — that made the story all the more disturbing.
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While the South Charleston Police shooting of Walter Scott and Tulsa Police shooting of Terrence Crutcher brought understandable protest from groups like BLM, it's their support of armed perpetrators who victimize African American communities that is becoming increasingly more disturbing.
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And the specific cases are even more disturbing: In the Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania, and Mozambique's Niassa Reserve, elephant populations have plummeted by more than 75% in the past 10 years as poachers cut down family herds, according to the survey.
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Even more disturbing is the report's conclusion that the Republican work proposals could cut off food subsidies and health insurance to millions of Americans who can work but are in between jobs, or can't get enough work hours to qualify for benefits.
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Sabathia injures knee in Yankees' loss to Blue Jays TORONTO — CC Sabathia gave up a pair of two-run homers to Josh Donaldson on Tuesday night, but there was a more disturbing reason the New York Yankees starter pitched only three innings.
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"This story grows more disturbing with each passing day," said Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) in a statement Friday.
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What's even more disturbing is that the algorithms we trust so much — the ones that are deeply embedded in the fabric of our lives, driving our most personal choices — continue to hack into our thought processes, in increasingly bigger and more significant ways.
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"Perhaps more disturbing and disappointing than the NSA's failure to purge this information for more than four years, was the government's failure to convey to the court explicitly during that time that the NSA was continuing to retain this information," he wrote.
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One of the more disturbing dynamics you write about is this phenomenon where organizations representing communities of color come in and are forced to beg philanthropic grant makers for resources that you argue were earned through processes of exploitation in the first place.
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An even more disturbing picture emerged from a 127 University of Toronto study that found four in five of female undergraduates surveyed at Canadian universities reported experiencing dating violence, including physical, sexual or psychological assault — and 29 percent of them experienced sexual assault.
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Unlike the Egyptian artist Anna Boghiguian's more disturbing portrayal of life in her native country (which is not included in the show), Hefuna (who divides her time between, Cairo, Dusseldorf, and New York) engages with architecture and history at a more conceptual level.
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Juul Is Staring Down Yet Another Investigation Into Whether It Marketed to KidsE-cigarette giant Juul is looking at a fresh investigation into whether the company "actively"…Read more ReadThe other teen, 16-year-old Philip Fuhrman, related some more disturbing tidbits from the encounter.
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Heath Nielsen, associate athletic director at Baylor University, has one of the most difficult jobs in college sports at the moment: cleaning up the athletic department's tattered image in the wake of one of the more disturbing systematic sexual assault coverups in recent memory.
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Buy it hereWhen a beautiful woman goes missing on her fifth wedding anniversary, her diary reveals hidden turmoil in her marriage and a mysterious illness; while her husband, desperate to clear himself of suspicion, realizes that something more disturbing than murder may have occurred.
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It's a cruel, disturbing scene, and it's all the more disturbing for being an echo of an earlier sequence that saw Elena feigning sleep while Nino, on whom she has a crush, respectfully covers her with a blanket and turns out her bedside lamp.
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BuzzFeed News showed around a dozen of the more disturbing TikTok clips it had found to Vidya Reddy — the founder of Tulir, an organization that works on child sexual abuse in India, and a trusted content flagger for YouTube — to determine whether they should be removed.
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"The State's plan to release the Videos notwithstanding the pendency of motions for protective orders if even more disturbing, given that Mr. Kraft has also filed a Motion to Suppress raising serious arguments that the Videos were obtained in violation of is constitutional rights," the letter said.
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Strip away some of the more disturbing aspects of Joe's personality (like, umm, the murder-y part and his obsession with locking people in cages) and he's a protagonist who is not all that different from the Hugh Grant, Tom Hanks and Billy Crystal characters we love.
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"The mandatory databanking of a whole population's biodata, including DNA, is a gross violation of international human rights norms, and it's even more disturbing if it is done surreptitiously, under the guise of a free health care program," Human Rights Watch's China director Sophie Richardson said.
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The conservative majority's endorsement of nearly unchecked presidential power in this context is all the more disturbing given this administration's policies at America's southern border, which include separating children from their parents and prosecuting those trying to come here from brutally violent countries in Central America.
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Part of what has made the film so seductive and confounding — it was released in Britain in April and has garnered glowing reviews on Rotten Tomatoes — is that Katherine has the audience's empathy from the start, which makes her turn to violence that much more disturbing.
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This one is multiple choice Russia-gate was a- Watergate times 22019 thousand b- Watergate times 1 million c- Naziism, Pearl Harbor, and Chernobyl, all wrapped up in a traitor pie d- Incrementally more disturbing than the typical corrupt bs that happens in our politics Question 4.
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Hated: Slenderman The creepy figure was originally the invention of an otherwise harmless creative internet hivemind, but the figure took on much more disturbing cultural relevance in 2014 when two girls brutally attacked their friend, saying later that the Slenderman creature had told them to kill her.
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Its portrayal of Pazuzu as a malevolent concierge who moves into your brain and starts tugging at your synapses seems a little silly at first, but it grows more and more disturbing as the series goes on, thanks to Robert Emmet Lunney's work as the demon.
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After making 2014's The Babadook, a masterfully wrought, traumatizing horror flick whose titular villain somehow became a queer icon, director Jennifer Kent is finally back with a follow-up—and from the looks of the trailer, this thing is going to be even more disturbing than her debut.
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I went back and reread that first Lovecraft novella from my teens, "At the Mountains of Madness," and found it even more disturbing than the first time around, mostly because I realized that Lovecraft is, in many ways, like one of the alien remnants calcified in the frozen mountains.
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Trump's performance last night, of course, only comes on top of even more disturbing aspects of his personal history and campaign, including a patent disregard for the Constitution, a willingness to give voice to the racist right, and a penchant for taking advantage of society's most vulnerable members.
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As those reporters shamefully run interference for Sacramento's politicians, what they describe is even more disturbing than individuals being targeted: If a family follows all the rules and rations their water use, they will still be fined or penalized based on what others in the district are doing.
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Four guests who gathered at a remote Wisconsin cabin for a party on Christmas Day had no idea a missing 13-year-old was being held prisoner under the same roof, according to a new report that somehow made an already-harrowing saga of murderous kidnapping even more disturbing.
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More disturbing yet, by forcing U.S. interest rates and the U.S. dollar higher, a higher U.S. budget deficit could hasten the bursting of the global asset and credit market bubbles that have been spawned by many years of ultra-easy monetary policy by the world's major central banks.
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All of that points to the bigger, more disturbing truth here: that there is a constituency for this kind of politics in America, it is powerful, and it will continue to shape the country long after this particular news cycle and even this particular presidential election are over.
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Halbreich proposes in her catalog essay that the artist's move to New Mexico in 253 echoes a theme of "disappearance" in his work, which she outlines with a thirteen-point argument presumably meant to put space between the artist and the psychotic persona lurking behind his more disturbing pieces.
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The follow-up to documentary series Surviving R. Kelly details how the first installment of the Lifetime program helped the world finally listen to the musician's alleged survivors, as well as shares some more disturbing details about life for the young women who were under the alleged abuser's influence.
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So, Brit, the Roseanne Barr comment clearly hateful but I think you could argue that while the remark by Samantha Bee may not have been more hateful, the circumstances about it were even more disturbing because it was scripted, it was taped and it was run hours later by TBS.
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Despite Obama administration denials, the transaction looks very much like a ransom, adding one more disturbing layer to what was already a troubling and secretive agreement, and ensuring that relations with Iran, and the agreement over its nuclear program, will remain near the top of the agenda for the next president.
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House Judiciary Committee Democrats, who are poised to expand their probe of Trump, his family and associates with a slew of new subpoenas, say Mueller's testimony will focus public attention on some of the more disturbing findings of his two-year investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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But it is even more disturbing when the government fails to take disciplinary action against a public official who violates ethics standards, because public officials are stewards of the public trust, and their abuse of that trust not only undermines the public's confidence in government, but in our democracy as well.
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The other, perhaps more disturbing, lessons are that even though Congress created a demonstrably successful waste-fighting tool, a veritable "black swan" in this sea of red ink, fraud and government mismanagement, many members of Congress have stood quietly by as the program has been gutted from the inside out.
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"Every few weeks, it seems, more disturbing details are released or leaked that beg even more questions," Wilson said, citing reports including a recent BuzzFeed investigation from Niger in which officials concluded that it had been a poorly executed mission, and the deaths were a result of reckless behavior by US Special Forces.
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But if Sayoc is indeed the bomber, and these social media accounts belong to him, it suggests something even more disturbing: a person steeped in conservative media, radicalized into violent action — at the same time the same echo chamber, all evidence to the contrary, dismisses a series of attempted assassinations as a hoax.
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Trump's comments were just one of the mind-boggling moments from a single evening in an election season marked by the rise of a candidate who, among other problems, seems to have little regard for the truth (something that apparently does not trouble his backers, a fact that is even more disturbing).
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What makes Warren's prediction perhaps a little more disturbing is that she caught the warning signals of the 2008 financial crisis well before it happened, as she notes in her post: In 503, I called out subprime lenders for tricking unsuspecting families — especially families of color — into refinancing into overpriced subprime mortgages.
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But it's integral to the story Ennis was telling with the book, and if you sift through the episodes, there are minor clues that the show is using its slow pace to acclimate the audience in preparation for something that's far more disturbing than anything Rogen and Goldberg serve up in their initial outing.
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In the past seven days, Colbert has managed to make the "Hi Stranger" viral video infinitely more disturbing, in addition to tackling the president's antagonistic relationship with the media, the removal of internet privacy protections for consumers, the alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, and Trump's ability to name various types of handymen.
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More disturbing signs of the lack of political will are the strong showing of populist candidates in the polls for October's presidential election and the fact that even mainstream candidates are shying away from a discussion of what the country needs to do to turn around its public finances and to jumpstart its economy.
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More familiar to the national audience and more disturbing, especially to residents of Milwaukee, one of the most racially segregated cities in the country, is the story of Terrill Thomas, a 38-year-old inmate with bipolar disorder who died in 2016 while awaiting trial in solitary confinement in a jail Sheriff Clarke oversees.
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For all the surface richness of the music, stretches of this four-act opera feel thin, with soaring melodies that go on too long and melodramatic passages in which Respighi only glances at the more disturbing elements of the drama, which warns of the complications that can arise when the supernatural and mortal worlds mingle.
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"The mandatory data-banking of a whole population&aposs biodata, including DNA, is a gross violation of international human rights norms, and it&aposs even more disturbing if it is done surreptitiously, under the guise of a free health care program," Sophie Richardson, China director of Human Rights Watch, said of that program in 2017.
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What has gone largely unnoticed, but is in fact much more disturbing, is what Alabama did while the Ray case made its way through the courts: To further protect itself from Mr. Ray's challenge, the state indicated it would end the practice of having a chaplain or spiritual adviser in the death chamber altogether.
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What makes Crutcher's killing all the more disturbing is that he was not under suspicion for having committed a crime; rather, his car was broken down and the very officers who swear oaths and get paid to "protect and serve," which often includes rendering assistance drivers in distress, chose to treat him like a criminal and kill him instead.
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So that makes it a little bit more disturbing, but Jesse, I&aposve got to tell you, I used to love it when Hillary Clinton would come on TV because I thought that it would make it so much easier for us in November and in 2020, but I&aposm over Hillary, this is my new girl.
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All of which is to say that while the first-order political upshot of the Cohen and Manafort cases is that Trump seems to associate with an awful lot of criminals, the more disturbing implication is that there are a lot of white-collar criminals out there who aren't being prosecuted because their lives don't happen to intersect with a special counsel investigation.
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For all the sweet summer children who have lived in blissful ignorance of the dangers that lurk just out of sight, the world has changed inexorably, and what's even more disturbing is the fact that there are still those out there — like Cersei — who, even when faced with the truth, would rather watch millions die than set aside their own pride.
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"The existence of this audit makes the Department of Education's position [on the Navient lawsuits] all the more disturbing," Aaron Ament, the president of the National Student Legal Defense Network, told AP. As part of their inquiry, Education auditors reportedly listened in on about 2,400 randomly selected calls to borrowers from 2014 to 2017 out of a batch of 219,85033.
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He's a celebrated comic whose material has often been hailed as progressive and provocative for how it grapples with what it means for boundaries to become warped beyond recognition; his fall from grace has therefore forced many of his fans to revisit that material through a new lens, one with a context that gives its more disturbing elements a horrifying new sheen.
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Even more disturbing is how the candidates have taken the bait and gone so far as to criticize and condemn President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, a man with a popularity rating greater than 90 percent among Democrats in virtually all polls.
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Far more disturbing, they also include the near-fatal shooting of a Republican congressman and several other people at a baseball practice by a man who was furious at Mr. Trump and Republicans, and the spectacle of throngs of white supremacists emboldened by the era to march in Charlottesville, Va. — culminating in an apparent neo-Nazi sympathizer plowing his car into anti-racist counterprotesters, injuring dozens of people and killing a woman.
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Never did they notify anybody that I&aposm aware of that they have those concerns, and what is more disturbing to me is there was only one campaign that was involved in the general election that took $5 million, went out and hired a former spy to go create a false dossier to spy on American citizens and that was the Clinton campaign and it doesn&apost sound like they were so concerned that they put a spy into that campaign.
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In the novel, you're treated to this passage: ...I was so spellbound that I wrenched myself free from his touch, because a moment longer I would have slackened like one of those tiny wooden toys whose gimp-legged body collapses as soon as the mainsprings are touched...It never occurred to me that what had totally panicked me when he touched me was exactly what startles virgins on being touched for the first time by the person they desire: he stirs nerves in them they never knew existed and that produce far, far more disturbing pleasures than they are used to on their own.
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