It gets even more pathetic, if you can believe it.
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There are few crimes more pathetic than stealing from Girl Scouts.
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Image: KodakBut it's what's inside the phone that makes this even more pathetic.
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Even more pathetic, he'd log in under other names to respond to himself.
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It is hard to think of a more pathetic surrender heading into the Kavanaugh hearings.
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" "And it actually gets even more pathetic because the hearing was at 9:85033 a.m.
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Is there anything more pathetic than violating copyright law with a pinned Nickelback tweet pic.twitter.
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And Gallimard's grand self-sacrifice seems more pathetic and unnecessary than it ever did before.
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In this light, the fumbling attempts at masculinity and intimacy grounding Vice Principals appears all the more pathetic.
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And while the Warriors run the league right now, they're historically one of the NBA's more pathetic clubs.
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Nothing is easier or more pathetic than being a critic, because they're people that can't get the job done.
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" He later added: "The fact that my caddy Johnnie didn't even flinch makes my reaction look even more pathetic!
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Somehow, I found a way to make a fully-grown person in argyle socks and gillies look even more pathetic.
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Since I'm paying these men, the whole thing makes me feel uglier and more pathetic than I did to begin with.
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But maybe the next time we hear that trombone, it will sound a little less sad, and a little more pathetic.
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"Nothing is easier or more pathetic than being a critic, because they're people that can't get the job done," Trump said.
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Ms. Fisher characterizes her memoir as just one more "pathetic bid" for the attention she did not receive as a young child.
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Can you think of an image more pathetic than a small adult crying in their pants to "Dancing in the Moonlight" on repeat?
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Kamala Harris going after Elizabeth Warren on banning Trump from twitter is one of the more pathetic stunts I've seen in a debate.
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What's more pathetic — Republicans using a scary Nancy Pelosi meme to boost their congressional candidates or Democrats exploiting this meme for personal gain?
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This Joker looks more pathetic than evil, and the preview provided social media with the one thing it will not tolerate: moral ambiguity.
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Our president's first name was ranked at just 443 in 2015 but last year it dropped 45 spots to an even more pathetic 488.
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And there's no more pathetic—and therefore appealing—lap dog than Chris Christie, whose name has already bubbled up as a possible successor to Comey.
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You really should leave this game; it will only make you smaller and more pathetic the longer you stay, because you understand nothing about the players.
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In the episode's most emotional scene, Laurie sits on the porch with Kevin Jr., and the two of them share some of their more pathetic secrets.
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The toxic bachelors they dated were more pathetic than threatening, and the "sensitive" guys still more so; even the most intense relationships they formed were semi-pathological.
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After starting the season with a 59-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Miami, the Dolphins came back with an arguably more pathetic effort in Week 2.
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Who is more pathetic, the people whose exploits populate YouTube channels filled with videos of appalling crashes and fatal accidents or the people who consume them as entertainment?
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Outrage erupted across the nation and people realized that there truly is something more pathetic than a panda that's too lazy to bone—the legislative branch of our government.
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What's more pathetic: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' latest blast of ugly anti-Semitism, or the hopes that the global community has long invested in him as a true Israeli partner for peace?
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I hobbled over to him (I was using a cane due to an injury at the time, which made me feel even more pathetic and powerless) and, in hushed tones, explained the situation.
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"There is nothing more pathetic than being the only person who believes in you," says the protagonist of this début novel set in 1991, an aspiring photographer, broke and squatting in an unrenovated loft.
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It leads Ivy across the Styx into an exaggerated Southern elite culture in which the self-proclaimed toast of Mardi Gras society is more pathetic than grand, and is ready made for Ms. Semple's skewering.
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The Philharmonic opted for the Scherzo first, which in the context of Ms. Young's interpretation made the joyous ending of the first movement all the more pathetic by plunging immediately back into a minor key.
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From, like 2001-2010, the defining image of the Knicks was Paul Pierce, all lumpen hunch, draped in that disgusting shade of Green, drilling a series of game winners over more and more pathetic Knicks squads.
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This made his climactic flight from Hui He's Butterfly appear more pathetic than dramatic — a potentially interesting interpretation that would have felt more purposeful had the tenor found more chemistry with other singers earlier in the evening.
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" — JIMMY FALLON And Jimmy Kimmel poked some fun at the reporter, Ben Jacobs, who tweeted immediately after his altercation with Mr. Gianforte: "The only way that tweet would sound more pathetic is if it started with, 'Mommy.
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He's a Duckie for the 21st century, someone whose borderline-stalking attitude towards the object of his attention is counterbalanced by a social outcast status and quirky demeanor that renders him, if not entirely likable, at least more pathetic than actively intimidating.
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Without fail, three weeks after the breakup, the former love of your life—who, at this point, is coming down and so is more pathetic than usual—will call you early on a Sunday morning and say they've made a terrible mistake.
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Now that Shawkat is a much more experienced actor, she's turned Maeby Funke into a two-bit con artist as adept as any in the Bluth family, and Will Arnett has somehow become even more pathetic as oldest brother Gob, even if the storytelling sometimes lets him down.
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As he sought to sign on with a new team for the season after his protest began, and less than five years after he had taken the 49ers to the Super Bowl, owners came up with ever more pathetic excuses for refusing to sign a quarterback so swift and so strong of arm.
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During the trip to Vermont, Joley reveals that he did not get tenure at Columbia, and asks George to move with him to Seattle, Washington. At last, George sees Joley as more pathetic than sexually attractive or mature. At the inn, George meets Paul Schneider, a Jewish newspaper reporter in Vermont. They spend the night together, and George meets Paul's adopted Salvadoran son, Gabriel.
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Complex named Dan the lamest series character in 2012 ("intentionally underpowered with a truncated move list"), and sixteenth among their "50 Most Annoying Characters In Video Games" the previous year due to his personality and in-game costume. "Could there be anybody more pathetic? We can imagine that he's an MMA fighter that Dipset once made the mistake of sponsoring." Smosh named Dan among the six "lamest" Street Fighter characters in 2014.
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For example, the late mayor's shoe can be seen in the distance protruding from the bull's neck, making the man all the more pathetic a figure against the force and strength of the animal. Another is the small black triangle of the bull's right horn, protruding from the mayor's back, evidence that he is not merely injured but is, in fact, mortally wounded or completely dead (the figure's other characteristics make clear that the body is quite lifeless).
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Criticized > for being too close to his former Wall Street clients, unable to build > consensus, and arrogant to boot, he finally succumbed to criticism over his > selection of William Webster to head the Public Company Accounting Oversight > Board.""Hello, I Must Be Going," CFO. Pitt was just the second SEC Chairman to resign abruptly as a result of political turmoil. Slate magazine wrote: "Of all Pitt’s transgressions, none has been more pathetic than his self-pitying denunciations of 'guilt by occupation.
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Jim has no interest in the family business and he resists pressure from Don to start working there. Jim meets Anika (Liv Tyler), a nurse, in a bar and they end up having sex in a hospital bed, though Jim finishes almost immediately. After a conversation between the two brothers on whose life is more pathetic, Tim, having previously made repeated unsuccessful attempts to commit suicide, drives his car into a tree. He is gravely injured, in a coma, and hospitalized.
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The manifesto urges the Hindu nationalists to drive Muslims out of India. It demands the forced deportation of all Muslims from Europe, based on the model of the Beneš decrees. His religious faith is Odinism. While Breivik was frequently described as a "Christian fundamentalist", such assertion was disputed in a number of sources, and Breivik denied it, saying in letters to Norwegian newspaper Dagen that he "is not, and has never been a Christian", and that he thinks there are few things in the world more "pathetic" than "the Jesus-figure and his message".
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"You entered the hospital broken, found some other like broken patient people, and once in their company, looked down on the other more pathetic inhabitants of the bin you shared, those flying even lower than you and your lo-flung co- conspirators." Pharmacological facts and scenes from group therapy are revealed. Rather than hide the truths of mental disorders, the humor serves to highlight them. A happy ending is contrived for Vale and Honey, a sweet little girl, but a little happiness in the midst of all the craziness is a good thing.
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William Hazlitt believed the poem to have "more genius, vehemence and strength of description than any other of Dryden's works".David Nichol Smith (ed.) Dryden: Poetry & Prose (Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1925) p. 30. Lord Macaulay's Whiggish distaste for its message was balanced by an admiration of the poem's style: "In none of Dryden's works can be found passages more pathetic and magnificent, greater ductility and energy of language, or a more pleasing and various music".Lord Macaulay The History of England from the Accession of James II (London: J. M. Dent, 1934) vol.
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When he does touch on human life and the human heart, no pictures can be more faithful, more delicate, more subtle, or more pathetic. He never mentioned Love, but he shed a grace, borrowed from his own nature, that scarcely any other poet has bestowed on that passion. When he spoke of it as the law of life, which inasmuch as we rebel against, we err and injure ourselves and others, he promulgated that which he considered an irrefragable truth. In his eyes it was the essence of our being, and all woe and pain arose from the war made against it by selfishness, or insensibility, or mistake.
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" El Hunt of NME felt Payne was "so focused on ticking boxes that he forgets to have fun" and that it "shows a more grown-up side to the former One Direction member, and cherry-picks from pretty much every genre that's in vogue right now. The problem is that it doesn't tell us much about Liam Payne" while particularly talking down on "Both Ways". Hunt did, however, note that the album "can be fun when it does loosen up a little more", naming "Familiar", "Heart Meet Break", and "Bedroom Floor" as standout tracks. Rawiya Kameir of Pitchfork was critical, calling Payne "another pop star flailing to find his identity amid trend-hopping production and half-baked lyrics" and that "listening to LP1, you almost feel sorry for Payne. It’s maybe more pathetic to have failed not for risking too much, but after seeming to have tried so little.
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