Ukraine offered plenty of opportunities for the more unsavory activities in Voronenkov's portfolio.
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Seth Meyers seized on some of the more unsavory details that have been presented.
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But the author does highlight some of the more unsavory moments of Jefferson's long career.
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And that's without even getting to the more unsavory things that people do in beds.
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Weiler, though, is focusing on the joy her creation brings to fans, rather than the more unsavory turns.
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Risky, perhaps, but a convention center that can host over 150,000 people can easily hide the city's more unsavory residents.
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The hearings that followed exposed the more unsavory practices, like including unverified gossip about people's marital indiscretions in their reports.
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Letting more unsavory links in the content recommendation boxes got more clicks and therefore more revenue, but hurt Taboola and Outbrain's reputation.
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Torshin is also a longtime gun enthusiast and supporter of gun rights — but some have alleged that he has more unsavory connections, too.
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While motherhood clearly agrees with Cardi, the new mom hasn't shied away from addressing some of the more unsavory aspects of giving birth.
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The site's reputation as a haven for the web's more unsavory subcultures has made it an anathema to most mainstream advertisers and ad networks.
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Anti-pedophile activism has been associated with illegality and violence in the past, and has been practiced by some of society's more unsavory characters.
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Jon goes out to sell raffle tickets for a school fundraiser to the neighbors, and encounters a number of strangers — some more unsavory than others.
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These are among the more unsavory tactics that have allegedly been used by some Indian political parties as they scramble for votes during election season.
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Poitras's uncompromising, commentary-free approach allows Assange to simply talk about his work and his ideas, as well as display the more unsavory aspects of his character.
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Bee said she was stirred by the young people she met protesting, adding that when she was young, her hobbies were a bit more unsavory than theirs.
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They did choose this particular person as their subject, and they did create a movie that neatly elides a few of the more unsavory aspects of Avery's past.
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Despite some of the more unsavory examples, there are plenty of artful, whimsical, and occasionally beautiful bots to lift your Twitter experience just barely above a total hellfire.
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Others were more unsavory: Court documents named McAuliffe in a list of investors backing a man who pleaded guilty to a scam that took advantage of the terminally ill.
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It's not hard to imagine that Tumblr's new corporate owners may have an interest in reducing the visibility of some of Tumblr's more "unsavory" content than Yahoo ever did.
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In good news for anyone who can't resist the odd McDonald's blowout, the burger chain has said it's going to ditch some of the more unsavory ingredients in its meals.
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Wednesday's hearing is likely to dominate the airwaves as Democrats drill down on the more unsavory details about Trump's conduct documented in the report, which many Americans have not read.
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As New York reckons with its new neighborhood for the mega-rich, the public will likely have to grapple with more unsavory anecdotes about how Hudson Yards found its financial footing.
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It also sounds like it might encourage more quality over virality, which could be great for helping to clean up the more unsavory elements of media on FB right now. 4.
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Though Ward found Flynt to be an unrepentant hedonist and cynical businessman, the budding mogul was also charming and whip-smart, and his more unsavory tendencies were tempered by a whiff of naiveté.
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As talent agent Rick Peck, he repurposed his butter-smooth personality as something oilier and more unsavory, playing a knowing riff on the rascally-charmer type he'd originally made his stock-in-trade.
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The two filmmakers wanted to avoid casting the scene as homogenous, which the media coverage of its more unsavory aspects—Vikernes' church arson and murder of Mayhem co-founder, Euronymous—had already accomplished.
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If Honey Harper succeeds, it will be because Fussell has managed to make a strain of country music honoring the strong legacy of the genre while attempting to revise its more unsavory, commercial aesthetics.
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Jamie and Claire tend to be exempted from culpability in the more unsavory aspects of their narratives, either because of their pure intentions or because circumstances just happen to work out in their favor.
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The sober side likes to package the past into biographical portraits, production practices and technological innovations; sometimes, they nod at the more unsavory stories and use words like womanizer when they really mean rapist.
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It may be that some cynical politicians are just looking to work the refs harder in a game they are already winning (drawing attention away from the more unsavory things happening in online political media).
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The game also evaded the more unsavory details of embalming (all of the orifices stitched and sealed are on the face), and there was just one point where I had to make a difficult choice.
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Finally, though, Raymer does rise to the occasion, tracking down a hit-and-run driver and putting an end (with an ophidian exclamation point) to the criminal career of one of the book's more unsavory characters.
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Like the Russian president, who relies on unchecked vigilantism to instill fear in his population, Trump has awakened something visceral within his supporters; they have turned violent against protesters and threatened journalists reporting Trump's more unsavory attributes.
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MUNCHIES reached out to Karmin to ask if there are any concerns that such a theme might draw some of the more unsavory attention the internet currently has to offer, but has not yet received the response.
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CLOAKROOM CREATOR DEFENDS APP: The creator of an anonymous social media app for congressional staffers called Cloakroom is defending the platform after a series of news stories that highlighted some of the more unsavory posts on the platform.
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But here's where the A-Rod story take an even stranger turn: Through a genius social media presence and a willingness to embrace the more unsavory aspects of his past, A-Rod has been able to change the narrative.
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The scheme alleged in the indictment on Friday is one of the more unsavory sides of the mass tort litigation against a half-dozen manufacturers of pelvic mesh, which has led to nearly $8 billion in settlements for roughly 100,000 women.
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Crowley says that companies like Google and Facebook — alongside the thousands of smaller, more unsavory data collectors and brokers — are going to have reckon with potential regulatory changes and a sharp shift in the public's attitude toward ad targeting and data privacy.
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Her uncompromising, commentary-free approach allows Assange to simply talk about his work and his ideas, as well as display the more unsavory aspects of his character: arrogance, egoism, and a misogyny that uncomfortably surfaces after sexual abuse allegations enter the picture.
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As well as bots' artistic application, their more unsavory uses will be explored; a Disruption Network Lab talk by Tatiana Bazzichell looks at bots and surveillance; and debates will look at their increasing sophistication in terms of emulating human thought and behaviour.
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After the two met on Twitter in 2012, she stepped in to fill the role of a wise older sister and, she says, tried to steer him away from some of the more unsavory things he was exposed to as a pre-teen.
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More worrying, though, is the fact that without even breaking any rules, most diesel vehicles – which are the mainstay of European manufacturers' sales – chuck out many times more unsavory chemicals into the atmosphere than the aforementioned Planet Lab Test, according to the latest research.
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It's also important to note that some of the more unsavory parts of the art world — like using trusts to shield the identity of a painting's true owner, or storing multimillion-dollar pieces in freeports away from the public to avoid paying taxes — are completely legal.
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Mueller's Capitol Hill appearance promises many fireworks, allowing Democrats an opportunity to highlight the more unsavory details about Trump's conduct detailed in Mueller's report and giving Republicans a chance to grill the man behind a probe that dogged Trump throughout his first two years in the White House.
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Hence the lullaby that he softly chants to her ("I see the moon, the moon sees me"), and a far more unsavory parallel—Armstrong holding Karen as she throws up, and, a while later, Armstrong stained with vomit after a gyroscopic whirl in a multi-axis device that shows how much g-force he can stomach before he blacks out.
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But until then, he'll have to contend with the more unsavory elements of the Lime universe, which is populated by adults desperate to make rent by playing a deranged version of Pokémon Go. Over the phone, Blanc described a recent encounter with a couple who were snagging scooters outside of his house in Los Angeles by putting tape over them so that their alarms wouldn't sound.
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During this time he engaged in business with the Bronfman syndicate via Sam Ross, the spouse of Libby Bronfman. Symonette parted ways with the Bronfmans as prohibition ended and when the Bronfman's were looking into more unsavory ways to profit from human vice. Presumably Symonette felt that in addition to being morally objectional, the Bronfman's plans would endanger the populace of his small homeland. Symonette's distaste for gambling and drugs was well known.
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The Watchers' Council has been known to use ethically questionable methods to accomplish its goals. The Council employs a trio of operatives known as the Special Operations Team. This team is responsible for some of the more unsavory aspects of the Council's work, such as interrogations, smuggling, and, if necessary, assassinations. When Faith Lehane stakes and kills a human, the Special Ops Team was dispatched to retrieve the rogue Slayer, circumventing local and international authorities.
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Foster entered the 1995 gubernatorial race as a minor candidate whom most local political observers discounted. Then in September 1995, Foster announced he would qualify for the race as a Republican. The Republicans had not coalesced on a candidate, and Foster's announcement that he was switching parties vaulted him from single digits in the polls to serious contention. Foster rode a wave of popular dissatisfaction with the more unsavory aspects of the casino gambling that had been legalized under outgoing Governor Edwin W. Edwards.
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County of Arlington. Following the American Civil War in the 1860s, a lawless community developed at the base of the bridge. Known primarily for its gambling halls, pawnshops, saloons, brothels and unsavory inhabitants, the community failed to attract much development other than the Arlington Brewery, which became a Cherry Smash soft drink bottling plant after Prohibition went into effect. Eventually, spurred by the real estate potential that the arrival of electric trolleys in the 1890s inspired, developers and reformers ousted Rosslyn's more unsavory elements in the early 20th century.
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Once, Stone loved a low-rent lounge singer named Bobbi, whom Stine based on Gabby ("With Every Breath I Take"). But Bobbi wanted stardom more than marriage, and when Stone caught her with a Hollywood producer (based on Buddy) tempers flared, a gun went off, and the producer was killed. Munoz has never forgiven Stone for "getting away with murder." Stone, angry after the beating, confronts Alaura at her mansion and meets several more unsavory characters, including her lustful stepson, her polio-stricken elderly husband, and his quack doctor.
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Webb (1966), p. 516 Nicholson was probably with the regiment when it put down Monmouth's Rebellion in 1685, but his role in some of the more unsavory behaviour on the part of Kirke's troops is unknown. Kirke, who had been selected by Charles II as the governor of the prospective Dominion of New England, was strongly criticized for his role in the quashing of the rebellion, and James withdrew his nomination. The dominion's governorship instead went to Sir Edmund Andros, and Nicholson, now a captain, accompanied Andros as commander of a company of infantry to Boston in October 1686.
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Ever since, Xen's life plunged into some sort of forced silence. Xen uses his gift to help most of his clients, notably Tanya (Pooja Bhatt), whose private life is being indecently probed into by another one of his customers, Misha (Anahita Oberoi). Xen manages to get the dirt on Misha, who is a secret cocaine addict, and more unsavory details surface where it comes to knowledge that Misha has even gotten some children at the orphanage she works at addicted to it. Xen slips the information to Tanya without her knowledge, who then confronts Misha with it when Misha becomes a little too inquisitive in Tanya's personal affairs.
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"Between Me, You & Liberation", in which Common discusses sexual abuse and its effects on a young woman, confronting his homophobia after learning about the sexuality of a longtime friend, and the loss of a relative to cancer, contains themes considered to be wholly unusual for a rap song at the time of its release, and is, perhaps, the rapper's most vulnerable moment on record. About "Liberation..." Pop Matters wrote that it's "one of those rare occasions when a male hip-hop artist owns up to his investment in some of the genre's more unsavory sexual politics". Musically, the song is very downbeat and moody, and features a guest spot from rapper/singer/producer Cee-lo Green (making this the pair's third collaboration after One Day It'll All Make Sense's "G.O.D.", and Like Water For Chocolate's "A Song For Assata").
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