The NTSB's board members saved their most blistering assessments for the federal government.
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Check out the whole thing—ending with one of Stewart's most blistering rants of all time—above.
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In the end, the most blistering official indictment came in an Army report generated in secret during 2006.
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Driven by the dopamine of "likes" and retweets, we jockey to be bitchiest or most blistering, snidest or most sarcastic.
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On Tuesday, President Obama called Trump "unfit to serve as president," in his most blistering remarks yet about the GOP nominee.
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Finally, Navarro reserves his most blistering criticism for Zandi, a registered Democrat who has contributed to his party's prospective nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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The most blistering and unblinkered official condemnation of Trump's behavior, and the toxic environment his victory created, came from Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid.
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He made his most blistering attacks against Bush and his brother, former President George W. Bush, who has many admirers in the Republican establishment.
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And it was notable that the most blistering critique of Mr. Trump and attacks on his mental capacity came from the moderate wing of the Iranian political system.
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Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, once Mr. Trump's most blistering rival, has more recently positioned himself as an eager cheerleader, lauding the president-elect's nominations with characteristic showmanship.
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But it's how the firm's client Laura Salano (Prema Cruz) struggles to regain control of her last viable egg that leads "The Good Fight" to its most blistering narrative yet.
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That truism is illustrated anew to dazzling effect in Nina Raine's "Consent," which has immediately announced itself as an early contender for the most blistering new play of the year.
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BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - Belgium rediscovered their most blistering form to batter group E rivals Ireland 3-0 thanks to a brace from Romelu Lukaku and an Axel Witsel header on Saturday.
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Flake, long a frequent Trump critic, delivered one of his most blistering Senate floor speeches when he announced his retirement, torching members of his own party and loudly denouncing the Trump administration.
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Speaking to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday, Mr. Trump launched what was easily the most blistering attack on the media and corporate elites of his already bellicose and eventful presidency.
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The most blistering scene in the finale involves Janine's being led to the center of a circle of handmaids for a public stoning, a clear echo of a moment from the premiere.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British banks swerved heavy share price losses in early trading on Wednesday, hours after a parliamentary vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal returned the most blistering defeat for a UK government in almost a century.
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But perhaps the most blistering accusation Democrats will levy is that Judge Kavanaugh was untruthful during his 2006 testimony, when he told the judiciary panel that he was "not involved in the questions about the rules governing" the treatment of terror suspects.
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The researchers predict that as early as the middle of the century, some 30% of flights departing during the most blistering parts of the day will not be able to take off at their maximum weight because the hotter, less dense air will not provide enough lift.
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The film's too-muchness is an annual indulgence for fans, but A.O. Scott, in one of his most blistering reviews, is not one of them: A romantic comedy swollen to the length of an Oscar-trawling epic — nearly two and a quarter hours of cheekiness, diffidence and high-tone smirking — it is more like a record label's greatest-hits compilation or a "very special" sitcom clip-reel show than an actual movie.
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The Killer Inside Me is a 1952 novel by American writer Jim Thompson published by Fawcett Publications. In the introduction to the anthology Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1950s, it is described as "one of the most blistering and uncompromising crime novels ever written."Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1950s, by Literary Classics of the United States, Inc. 1997. New York: The Library of America.
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Wilkins also reacted very positively to the episode, awarding it an A score praising almost every aspect of the episode, but particularly the focus on character development. He said "'Kill the Moon' is the second time this season that Doctor Who has genuinely surprised me. That fact, above all else, is why tonight’s episode rates as an instant classic" and went on to praise the episode's final scene, saying that "Maybe the whole Moffat era is going to be defined by that final scene in the TARDIS, in which Clara delivers the most blistering rebuke we have ever seen any companion give the Doctor". He ended his review by claiming that "This season is already a return to form, but 'Kill the Moon' could help turn it into something truly special".
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Writing for MusicHound in 1999, Guitar World editor Christopher Scapelliti grouped "Helter Skelter" with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" as the White Album's three "fascinating standouts". The song was noted for its "proto-metal roar" by AllMusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the album's release, Jacob Stolworthy of The Independent listed the same three songs as its best tracks, with "Helter Skelter" ranked at number 3. Stolworthy described it as "one of the best rock songs ever recorded" and concluded: "The fiercest, most blistering track that arguably paved the way for heavy metal is far removed from the tame love songs people were used to from [McCartney]." Writing in 2014, Ian Fortnam of Classic Rock magazine cited "Helter Skelter" as one of the four songs that made the Beatles' White Album an "enduring blueprint for rock", along with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Yer Blues" and "Don't Pass Me By", in that together they contained "every one of rock's key ingredients".
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