WATTERS: You know, I finally met someone more shameless than myself.
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" Another time, he proposed: "Let's think of renaming the paper to something more shameless.
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Global Times, a particularly hawkish newspaper, called the ruling "even more shameless than the worst prediction".
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They are not flaunting themselves brazenly, yet they are still vulnerable to association with more shameless self-broadcasters.
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Like so many areas of Trump policy, it is reminiscent of George W. Bush's administration, only more shameless.
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I fear the likeliest outcome is that Trump emerges from the trial stronger politically and, if it's possible, even more shameless.
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In this world, everything is public relations, and the more shameless the charade the better because people will believe whatever is in their interest to believe.
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Once again, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao came face-to-face at the Lakers game -- in what seems to be more shameless promotion for an upcoming rematch.
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Comey is less gifted than his predecessor, though, but at the same time much more shameless in how he has let this drama play out in public.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump seems to be operating on the assumption that the more shameless his assault on democratic norms and laws, the more he can get away with.
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And tweets he shared over the holidays indicate he's feeling more shameless than ever about retweeting sketchy accounts that have promoted conspiracy theories portraying his political enemies as satanist pedophiles.
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Perhaps even more shameless than his election fraud conspiracy theory was Trump's repeated calls to his supporters to tarnish New Hampshire's semi-open Democratic primary by casting ballots for weak candidates.
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" In announcing a settlement which shut down the charity, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman issued a statement saying, "There is nothing more shameless than exploiting military veterans in order to enrich oneself.
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Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's leader, is perhaps more shameless still: in 2016 he refused to budge even after losing a confidence vote among his MPs, on the basis that under Labour's rules the members pick the leader.
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It's a shameless fantasy, and when its iconic images and lines are set to music — for instance, the tagline "What's your dream?" becomes an opening ensemble song and dance ("Welcome to Hollywood") — it becomes even more shameless.
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The Global Times newspaper, which is also run by the Communist Party, said the finding by the tribunal's five senior maritime judges was "more shameless than worst prediction," which was relatively measured given the same news outlet wrote earlier this week in an editorial that China should be prepared for "military confrontation" over the issue.
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They do that by treating them extremely seriously and with that much-coveted sincerity, but also by centering them within very self-aware lived experiences, making conscious choices about how to either subvert the tropes they're working with or reframe social issues in order to shamelessly leverage those tropes to create even more shameless fantasy.
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Only Donald Trump (with an assist from Meadows, who, though he now says he no longer supports these remarks, in 2012 was caught on video vowing to send then-President Barack Obama "home to Kenya"), who once spoke of legendary abolitionist Frederick Douglass as if he were still alive, could surpass the sepia-toned mythology of racial relations in "Green Book" with a more shameless effort at purchasing racial justice on the cheap.
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Perhaps this will be Johnson the Atlanticist, courting President Trump in order to mitigate the fallout of leaving the EU by ratifying a free trade agreement and doubling down on a political partnership with the U.S. Perhaps this will be a still more shameless Johnson who is totally detached from his prior positions, "undaunted"—as he said in his acceptance speech yesterday—by the Brexit Party's threats before him, and ready to do what must be done to salvage a deal.
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There follows a shouting match between Cleon and the sausage seller with vulgar boasts and vainglorious threats on both sides as each man strives to demonstrate that he is a more shameless and unscrupulous orator than the other. The knights proclaim the sausage-seller the winner of the argument and Cleon then rushes off to the Boule to denounce them all on a trumped-up charge of treason. The sausage seller sets off in pursuit and the action pauses for a parabasis, during which the Chorus steps forward to address the audience on behalf of the author. The Chorus informs us that Aristophanes has been very methodical and cautious in the way he has approached his career as a comic poet and we are invited to applaud him.
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