Today, we're warned to expect the most negative general election campaign in history, after one of the most negative nomination contests in recent memory.
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Voters who were most negative about the country's economic circumstances gave Trump nearly a 22019-point margin, while the next-most negative voted for him by about 40 points.
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By looking at the difference in these evaluations, voters were ranked from 4.43 (most positive toward Clinton, most negative toward Trump) and -24.4 (most negative toward Clinton, most positive toward Trump).
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Reviewers traveling alone or for business were the most negative.
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The 1988 race was the most negative up to that point in caucus history, and negativity both drove candidates (like Biden) from the race while leaving voters cold on the candidates who seemed most negative.
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These evaluations run from 24.9 (most positive) to 22.4 (most negative).
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Several studies show that commuting is among our most negative daily experiences.
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For both Democrats and Republicans, the two most negative days were Aug.
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This year's tone was "the most negative" he had seen, he said.
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This was definitely the most negative reaction I've had on any comic.
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Most negative advertisements in judicial elections attack candidates as soft on crime.
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The UK economic surprise index is at its most negative since July.
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It's probably the most negative publicity a tech product has ever seen.
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"I think that the most negative revelations are yet to come," Bove continued.
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The first lady's words came amid the most negative presidential campaign in memory.
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Pharmaceuticals is the most negative (27% positive versus 58% negative, according to Gallup).
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This year's campaign has been the most negative and vitriolic campaign in American history.
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Japan still has the most negative yielding debt outstanding of any country with $6.9 trillion.
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Indeed the change in trend is the most negative since the financial crisis (see chart).
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"This could be the most negative campaign in the history of modern politics," Biden said.
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But Broadbent said surveys showed companies viewed this scenario as the most negative of all.
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The ETLA said it estimated that its most negative scenario was the most likely outcome.
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In each focus group we ran, the premium surcharge idea got the most negative reaction.
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I'd say the most negative effects come from me second-guessing or doubting my own strength.
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David always says issue instead of problem, and the most negative word he'll use is annoying.
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Blue light has been shown to have the most negative impact on humans and the environment.
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Democrats, meanwhile, sought to paint the Trump administration's actions in the most negative light possible. Sen.
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Claire Wardle: Executive Director, First Draft I'm most negative about the threats posed by information disorder.
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That was the most negative outlook towards Qatar since the survey was launched in September 2013.
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He hadn't had to alter his most negative traits; he won with them on full display.
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"This is America developing the antibodies to the most negative things we've seen," Mr. Bew said.
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That risk of overconsumption is probably the real culprit behind most negative experiences with cheap booze.
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The stock had the most negative point impact on the S&P 500, according to FactSet.
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Tourmaline is a semi-precious crystal that typically generates the most negative ions of the three.
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Most negative feedback relates to the large resort size, which other travelers agreed was not very walkable.
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Most negative reviews, of course, are meant to warn other travelers rather than shake down lodging managers.
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France is suffering gravely, and the tourism industry is being massively affected in a most negative way.
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Industrial stocks are one of the "anti-bonds" sectors, with the most negative correlation with bond prices.
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Whatever the truth about their photo, we're sure Britney can bounce back after even the most negative outcomes.
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As a result, Citigroup's U.S. economic surprise index came to near the most negative in around two years.
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"It's just a pullback, I think, from the first, most negative reactions" to the Brexit vote, he said.
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While still very low, bond yields in Japan and Germany have moved up from the most negative yields recently.
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The regional central bank's composite manufacturing index fell to -6 in August, the most negative level since March 2016.
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"This is going to be the most negative campaign in the history of modern politics, I think," Biden said.
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We proudly declare ourselves independent of political correctness and think that means letting our most negative feelings roam free.
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Citigroup's measure of how key economic indicators are faring versus economists' forecasts is at its most negative in 16 months.
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Daily total: $81.95 Weekly total: $433.83 Reflection: The most negative thing about our wellness routing is cutting our sleep short.
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As for the most negative part of my routine, it wouldn't kill me to cut back on the espresso shots.
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The international markets would probably have the most negative impact if some of Trump's protectionist policies were to come true.
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Trump supporters hold the most negative view, with 65% saying American involvement in the global economy is a bad thing.
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This is the most negative read on bond prices since the survey question was first asked to members in 2012.
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He had identified nine primary "affects," some positive (interest, enjoyment), most negative (anger, fear, shame, disgust, "dissmell"), one neutral (surprise).
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Voters with the most negative feelings about blacks, Muslims and immigrants, by contrast, shifted their vote toward the Republican candidate.
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Most negative feedback relates to issues during a previous construction period with problems related to air conditioning, water, and cleanliness.
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Well, I would actually argue that the most negative forces on innovation in Silicon Valley are Google and Facebook and Amazon.
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Her pollster, Joel Benenson, accused Sanders of "going negative" and running "the most negative campaign" in the history of Democratic primaries.
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Economic surprises in the developing world are the most negative now in six years, according to an index compiled by Citi.
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The investments that made the most negative contributions were pharmaceutical firm AbbVie, bank Swedbank and U.S. consumer services firm CVS Health.
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More than tweets about anxiety, depression, addiction, or romantic obsession, it's the eating disorder tweets that get the most negative reaction.
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Where they were interpreted in a vacuum, without context or back story, allowing everyone to leap to the most negative conclusions.
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Taking benefits from people is easier if policymakers compensate some of the losers, and if they delay the most negative effects.
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A pan is the fledgling critic's calling card; and the second review I published remains the most negative I've ever written.
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He and a former colleague, who Krause calls "one of the most negative people" he knows, did mock "Shark Tank" interviews.
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The 2020 election will be the most negative campaign in modern times, and the focus will be on the Democratic nominee.
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The May reading was adjusted upward from minus 4.8, which was the most negative since May 2009, when it was minus 9.3.
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The German 10-year bond yield is at its lows (most negative) and the spread to Treasurys is pulled pretty taut here.
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The guy was terrible, and since I was feeling shitty, I was probably the most negative I've ever been on a date.
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By this metric, Mr Trump delivered the most negative speech in recent memory, warning that America was "at a moment of crisis".
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Citi's Economic Surprises Index for the UK is at its most negative since Britain voted to leave the European Union last year .
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The researchers scored each emoji on a ten point scale, from -5 being the most negative to 5 being the most positive.
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Judgment of recliners was tremendous, with La-Z-Boy attracting the most negative attention probably due to being the most recognizable brand.
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It&aposs the nature of social media, the people that tend to be the most vocal tend to be the most negative.
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By at least one measure, this is the most negative analysts have been ahead of a reporting period in nearly four years.
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"That might be the most negative (news event) this week," said Stephen Massocca, senior vice president at Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.
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But Obama's aides defused most negative reaction from military veterans groups by insisting he would not revisit the decision to drop the bombs.
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But, he said, it was critical to appreciate what had just happened despite receiving the most negative news coverage of any 2020 campaign.
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People have dirty minds and automatically go to the most negative places with the intent to mock and abuse me on social media.
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Kostin said due to China tariffs still in place, 2020 earnings revisions in its China exposure basket have been among the most negative.
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Basel III banking reforms, meant to limit excessive debt and bolster financial security, was cited as the most negative regulation by the companies.
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Best of all, after seven to 10 years, federal law requires most negative information to be deleted from your credit reports entirely.4.
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The correlation between the dollar and the two-year Treasury yield hovered at its most negative level since July 2016, Reuters data showed.
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"Rank-and-file white evangelicals have the most negative attitudes toward immigrants of all U.S. religious groups," Wong writes at the Monkey Cage.
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Europe, Southern Africa, South Asia and Australia are feeling the most negative impact of food production due to the climate crisis so far.
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Social media giant Facebook, which on Monday had its worst daily performance since November, had the most negative impact on the Nasdaq 100.
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Opinion Columnist SINGAPORE — One of the most negative byproducts of the Trump presidency is that all we talk about now is Donald Trump.
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He did 40 points better among Republican voters with the most negative views of immigration than among those with the most positive views.
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Somebody from the Clinton campaign was going on, 'Bernie Sanders has run the most negative campaign in the history of the Democratic primary process.
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The most negative thing I do is drink alcohol regularly, but I really enjoy the social aspect of it, which is important to me.
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Obama's aides defused most negative domestic reaction from military veterans' groups by insisting he would not second-guess the decision to drop the bombs.
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The backdrop: The election campaign was the dirtiest and most negative in Israel's history, sharing a number of similarities to the 2016 U.S. election.
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But it took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative.
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"Indian valuations are now, in our view, attracting unjustifiable premiums and India's earnings revisions are the most negative across emerging markets," the note said.
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Because people "know" that she is corrupt, every decision she makes and every relationship she has is cast in the most negative possible light.
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The Rise of Skywalker received Star Wars' most negative reception of the lot, a disappointing ending to what started out as an exciting return.
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While it has been one of the most negative sectors when it comes to earnings revisions, oil is at a 52-week high, Hickey said.
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And although Boss has routinely been one of the most negative on Wall Street about The Gap and its subsidiaries, his Thursday note suggested otherwise.
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According to the Refinery229/CBS News poll, the women of this generation hold the most negative views of the Trump presidency of any age group.
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" Sanders then mocked Clinton's senior campaign strategist Joel Benenson for suggesting last week that his campaign is the "most negative" in Democratic primary history. "Ever?
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The most negative implications of that conversation for the case would be that the court would change its mind as an intervenor in the case.
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The latest Eurobarometer survey from October shows that the country had the most negative view of the single currency among the 18 nations that use it.
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It's worth noting that unlike Instagram, Twitter is notoriously averse to silencing even the most negative voices on its platform, except when they're reported by users.
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For the better part of eight decades, Rikers Island Jail has been a glaring symbol of the most negative aspects of New York City's justice system.
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From a topic standpoint, the area where Trump received the most negative coverage was immigration at 98 percent, while economic stories were just 54 percent negative.
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But the U.S., along with the U.K., has had the most negative economic surprises of any economy, while Europe has had the most positive economic surprises.
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Federal, state, and local policymakers and program leaders have to pay closer attention to this because most negative social trends find themselves amplified in poor communities.
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But the change in public opinion is more than enough for Democrats to avoid the most negative political consequences that they've long feared from pursuing impeachment.
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Those aged 55 and older have the most negative view of the former Cold War foe, with just a 21 percent favorability rating in that demographic.
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The market's view on sterling over three GBP3MRR= to six months GBP6MRR= is near its most negative since shortly after the 2016 Brexit vote, options markets indicate.
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Among Republicans who favored now-presumptive nominee Donald Trump for the party's nomination are most negative: 54% say things in the U.S. are going "very badly" vs.
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But when the self-admitted "most negative guy" in the space sees the negativity plateauing, it could be time to seek buying opportunities as a trough approaches.
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They blame a hostile media for, as they see it, assailing the president day after day and presenting the most negative possible interpretation of his every move.
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As for Republican elites' dreams that a contested convention could simply nominate someone who didn't even run for president — this got the most negative reaction of all.
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The two-year note, whose yield reached minus 0.315%, was "the most negative yielding corporate bond ever to be priced in the primary market," the source said.
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I dwelt on my own most negative traits and convinced myself of the plausibility of this theory: that my friend had just cause to cut me out.
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On the downside, 28.6 percent say withdrawal from TPP will have the most negative impact on their businesses over the next year (however, one CFO says TPP withdrawal will have the most positive impact), 17.1 percent say withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, and 11.4 percent say the president's ban on travel from some Muslim-majority countries will have the most negative impact on their companies over the next 12 months.
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Many of us have seen this pattern before and would likely bet that the most negative component of this particular pattern has not yet run its full course.
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During a recent interview, AOC revealed that she stopped using her Facebook account, describing social media as a "public health risk" and enumerating its most negative health consequences.
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Analysts see the repeal of Medicaid Expansion in 2020 as most negative for non-profit hospitals, which are more tied to government-funded health care than corporate facilities.
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COULD BE WORSE: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Bernie Sanders is dismissing allegations from Hillary Clinton's campaign that he has run the most negative campaign in primary history.
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The 10 most negative countries were: ChadNiger Sierra LeoneIraqIranBeninLiberiaGuineaPalestinian TerritoriesCongo The Central African Republic, which led the misery index in 2017, was not surveyed in the latest report.
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As parents, we need to inform ourselves about what the risks are and confronting those suicide themes, which are really probably the most negative part of the show.
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You have a country that has relatively low trade exposure, but if you look at the polling and opinion data, we are among the most negative about trade.
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A recent survey from the Pew Research Center, for example, found that out of the major religions, US adults tend to hold the most negative views toward Muslims.
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A study by Britain's Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering said a carbon price of $100 a tonne may be needed to make most negative-emissions projects feasible.
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The race was the dirtiest and most negative in Israel's history, with several foreign countries, including the U.S. and Russia, exerting influence in the final weeks of the campaign.
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"We're starting to see more positive momentum around the name, and we think it's a safe bet here given that most negative news is already priced in," she said.
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"I think, in fact, he's probably running the most negative campaign of any Democratic presidential candidate … in a presidential primary season, yes," said Joel Benenson, Clinton's senior campaign strategist.
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In the most recent 210 months dominated by war, political crises and humanitarian emergencies around the globe, Chad took the unwelcome honor of being the world's most negative country.
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While the final draft renewed the church's "commitment against every discrimination and sexually based violence," that section got the most negative votes: 65 "no" votes, and 178 in favor.
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Consumer-focused companies - which have benefited from rising household incomes and employment - also reported falling profits and were the most negative about the outlook for business expansion since 2009.
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The title of most negative year in the Negative Experience Index had been shared by 2015 and 2016, with scores of 28, but 2017 recorded a score of 30.
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The CAR and Iraq were followed by South Sudan, Chad, Sierra Leone and Egypt as the world's most negative nations, and negativity rose in general across sub-Saharan Africa.
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But recent polling suggests that the new controversy is hardening the most negative impressions of Trump among the majority of voters who have consistently disapproved of him during his presidency.
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The statement, issued the same day the documents were released, seeks to paint the trove of emails as a biased excerpt which casts Facebook in the most negative of lights.
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" He added: "By contrast, as soon as you came into possession of the slightest innuendo related to Secretary Clinton, you rushed to publicize it in the most negative light possible.
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" "By contrast," Reid added, "as soon as you came into possession of the slightest innuendo related to Secretary Clinton, you rushed to publicize it in the most negative possible light.
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Last week the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said its members had the most negative outlook for house sales over the coming three months since its records began in 1999.
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IACPM's 12-month credit default outlook index eroded to minus 51.1 in the quarter from minus 47.2, the most negative reading since minus 52.8 in the second quarter of 2016.
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Clinton, despite the most negative media coverage of any candidate in this cycle — yes, worse than Donald Trump's — go the distance, while the G.O.P. establishment went down to humiliating defeat?
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The current state of the modern world is a billion voices screaming for your attention, and it's easy to let the most negative ones filter through and bring you down.
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Last week the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said its members had the most negative outlook for house sales over the coming three months since its records began in 1999.
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Democrats are debating how likable their nominee will need to be ahead of a 22019 presidential race they predict will be the most negative and bruising political campaign in history.
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"China has the highest production multiplier (at three times), but Taiwan and South Korea would have the most negative economic impact due to their greater reliance on trade, " the analysts added.
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With the Fed refraining from hiking rates, the group's credit default index improved from the fourth quarter, when it had dropped to the most negative reading in more than nine years.
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Facebook became the favoured target of the tech press in 2018, attracting scrutiny above and beyond its peers in Silicon Valley, and headlines that stretch events to their most negative conclusions.
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The latest five-year TIPS supply, the first reopening of an issue introduced in April, was sold at a yield of -0.209 percent, which was the most negative since April 2015.
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This resulted in a one-year drawdown (most negative cumulative return, peak to trough) of -5303%, which, in Fitch's view, is high for such a medium risk absolute return-oriented strategy.
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Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
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"[The internet] took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative," Kunis said in an interview last year.
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Using data from the US Census Bureau, we found the 20 metro areas with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 population.
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In the complaint, Strzok also aims to explain some of the texts that have attracted the most negative attention, including one in which he told Page "we'll stop" a Trump presidency.
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Still, the study does find that the Dodd-Frank Act, together with the FDIC's rule change, had the largest (and most negative) effect of any previous law on new bank applications.
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Facebook and other tech stocks may seem to be getting the most negative attention, but it's not just Facebook or tech stocks specifically that have caused the largest-stock loser effect.
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She said she saw the most negative attitudes from other Marines when women in the group became pregnant or struggled to meet physical fitness requirements within six months of giving birth.
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Finding purpose -- doing something you genuinely love that joins you to something bigger than yourself, or makes the world better -- can also shield adolescents from the most negative effects of stress.
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Once all the stories are sorted into one of the three bins, it's just simple arithmetic to figure out which candidate got the most negative coverage and which got the most positive.
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"I tend to use the most negative events in my life to create my music because I think it is important to try to transmute negative energy into something positive." she says.
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By sector, most Negative Outlooks are for real estate (13), basic materials (5) and RLCP (5), while most Positive Outlooks are for real estate (7), utilities and transport (7) and TMT (5).
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In fact, I think he felt that the greatest — I don't know if he'd call it evil, but I think he thought the most negative forces in our lives stem from fear.
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An analysis by In These Times found that Sanders "received not only the least total coverage (less than one-third of Biden's), but the most negative" coverage on MSNBC's prime-time programming.
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According to Ipsos MORI, a pollster, Europeans are among the most likely people in the world to doubt that refugees can integrate, and they hold some of the most negative views of immigrants.
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Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Intel had among the most negative impact on the S&P 500 on Thursday, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite is on pace for its second-straight negative week.
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Further detail provided by the Chicago Council show that college-educated Democrats are consistently the most positive about expanded trade on virtually every question -- while Republicans without college degrees are the most negative.
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"The freight rates sticks out as the most negative element ... I'm very surprised that they as a minimum can't deliver the same rates as in the second quarter," said Sydbank analyst Morten Imsgard.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, drew the most negative coverage of any other candidate as she engaged in a longer than expected battle against Bernie Sanders for the Democratic nomination for more than a year.
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Millennials continue to have the most negative opinion toward the oil industry compared to all other industries, and they don't see a career in oil and gas as their top choice of a workplace.
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In the latest CNBC Global CFO Council poll, U.S. CFOs were asked to choose which of a number of progressive policy proposals would have the most positive and most negative impact on their businesses.
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"It took an ugly turn and became all about who can be the loudest, who can be the angriest and the most negative," she told Cosmo about her decision to stay away from apps.
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Five brokerages cut their 12-month targets on Mylan's share price, and analysts at Cowen & Co were the most negative with a $25 target, a third lower than the median Wall Street price target.
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Key driver: Respondents said that President Trump and his policies are both the most positive and most negative factor in future deal-making, with particular emphasis on tax policy and approval of foreign investments.
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"The Republican will take every one of his most negative statements and use them as ads in the general election," said Rosalind Wyman, a longtime Democratic National committeewoman from California and a Clinton supporter.
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Willingness to make major purchases such as cars or holiday bookings was the lowest since December 2013, and the assessment of their financial situation in 12 months was the most negative since November 2013.
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The debt ratio of the ISO's 500 big industrial firms rose to 67% last year while their own capital ratio fell to 33%, the report said, calling this the "most negative" resource structure on record.
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Using data from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates program, we found the US metropolitan areas with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 metro area population.
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Brunson was a caricature of himself in this bout, taking the most negative feature of his game—his leading with his chin and running in with the left straight—and turned it up to eleven.
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Vladimir R. Soloviev, the host of a noisy Sunday night talk show on state-run television viewed as reflecting Kremlin policy, this week issued one of the most negative public assessments yet of Mr. Trump.
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The defense says the charges are baseless because the men had little decision-making power over Uberpop, a service similar to UberX in the United States that has drawn the most negative attention in France.
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"You have confirmed your confidence in the movement despite one of the most negative electoral campaigns in the country's history," he said, pledging to push through legislation that had been put on hold for the vote.
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Just as this has been a year marked by one of the most negative American elections in history, built on uncertainty, insecurity and fear, so too this has been the year of the big musical gloom.
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His criticism of President Obama and his suggestions in 2011 that Mr. Obama was born in Kenya have infuriated black voters, the group with whom several national polls show Mr. Trump has the most negative ratings.
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Earlier this week, economic research institute ETLA said Finland's gross domestic product would fall between 1% and 5% this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, with the most negative scenario seen as the most likely outcome.
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Clinton has not only been hammered by the most negative coverage but the media also wrote the smallest proportion of positive stories about her, reports Crimson Hexagon, a social media software analytics company based out of Boston.
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You can also argue, as I have, that the media probably gave Clinton more scrutiny than they gave to Sanders — leading to at least one estimate that she received the most negative coverage of the 2016 primary.
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"We just launched a new campaign called Impossible to Hate, and to prove this claim, we created an algorithm to find the most negative people on the internet, and then had them try it live," Finazzo said.
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Three-month risk reversals - the weight of bets against the euro over bets on its strengthening - hit their most negative in more than a year, surpassing levels seen after Britain's vote to leave the European Union last year.
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The one-month sterling-dollar risk reversal - a measure of the balance of bets for more falls of the currency in the next month over those for more gains - hit its most negative since early February on Wednesday.
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Wall Street analysts slashed estimates into the fourth quarter earnings season, but one research firm says this negativity is actually a bullish sign for the market, as well as for the individual stocks with the most negative sentiment.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 28503 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE, not a great friend of mine.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 85033 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE, not a great friend of mine.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE, not a great friend of mine.
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Central African Republic scores lowest The Central African Republic (CAR) replaced Iraq as the most negative country in the world, the survey found, with three-quarters of residents saying they experienced physical pain and worry the previous day.
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By June, hedge funds outlook for distillate prices, as measured by the ratio of their long to short positions, had become the most negative since the middle of 2017 and before that the economy-wide slowdown of 2015/16.
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Britain's housing market stumbled in 2018 and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said earlier this month that its members had the most negative outlook for house sales over the coming three months since its records began in 1999.
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The North American mood was among the most negative in the final quarter of 6.93, as some other regions that already "bottomed out" due to ongoing economic slowdowns actually showed an increase in confidence, albeit off pessimistic base numbers.
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Using data from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates program, we found the metropolitan areas located in the Midwestern states with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 metro area population.
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Using data from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates program, we found the metropolitan areas located in the Southern states with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 metro area population.
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Using data from the Census Bureau's Population Estimates program, we found the metropolitan areas located in the Northeastern states with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 metro area population.
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By June, hedge funds' outlook for distillate prices, as measured by the ratio of their long to short positions, had become the most negative since the middle of 2017 and before that the economy-wide slowdown of 2015/16.
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A report commissioned by the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees in 2015, at the height of Europe's migration crisis, found that of five countries studied in Western Europe, Britain had the most negative news coverage of migration.
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Taking the stage after it became clear he and Mr. Strange would enter the runoff, Mr. Moore predicted a wave of "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama," and he leveled sharp attacks against Republican leaders.
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"No matter what the president says people are going to parse it apart, try and tear it apart, and focus on the most negative aspects of it," Gidley said, as if there were any positive aspects to Trump's comments.
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And Biden's team released an ad online Saturday, widely viewed to be the most negative spot by a 2020 candidate so far, which said that while Biden helped pass the Affordable Care Act, Buttigieg was installing decorative lights under bridges.
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According to the survey, which used data from June 2016, 26 percent more respondents to the survey anticipated a further drop in sales across the UK over the next three months, the most negative reading for short term expectations since 1998.
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Thirteen juniors and seniors in Caldwell, New Jersey, most of whom we interviewed six months ago, agreed 100% with their Atlanta peers following the final debate of what will likely go down as the most negative presidential campaign in history.
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These estimates have been hotly contested by most Republican senators, who insist that the bill would generate such high economic growth that it would wash out most negative effects on the debt, and would supercharge wages paid to most American workers.
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The airline has been in the internet spotlight ever since it refused to let some girls board wearing leggings, but even more so (and with the most negative press) since a passenger was violently dragged off a United flight last Sunday.
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"If you thought that the vote was going to go in favor of Brexit, as a U.S. dollar investor, you would be most negative on domestic U.K. stocks," said John C. Maxwell, manager of the Ivy International Core Equity fund.
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Those who have expressed negative reactions to the spot seem to feel that the brand is pointing to the most negative stereotypes of men in an accusatory fashion, which seems at odds with the goal of winning them over as customers.
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Using data from the Census Bureau&aposs Population Estimates program, we found the metropolitan areas located in the Western states with the most negative net migration between 2010 and 2018, adjusted by the size of the 2010 metro area population.
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"Since the CB maintains the most expansionary monetary stance in the whole EM universe (the most negative real rate) and will only review policy after its next Inflation Report in March, this understandably makes the FX market very nervous," he said.
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In These Times conducted an analysis of presidential race coverage on MSNBC in August and September, and found that in its coverage of Biden, Warren, and Sanders, it was Sanders who received the least coverage and the most negative coverage.
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If a government-backed study produces more data to confirm what sex workers are saying, "the next step is to then repeal the bill," or at least the parts that are having the most negative impact on sex workers, Khanna said.
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To promote their new product â€" which the company claims is "the first coconut water that tastes like coconut" and is made from pressed coconuts â€" Vita Coco reached out to the "most negative people on the internet" to try it out.
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At its most negative, singleness can bring with it a pervasive feeling of being untethered, and occasionally—maybe late on an especially cold night—it feels like something is missing; like an ache, or a hunger, or some other physical sensation of need.
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The night, which followed another brutal debate on Wednesday, underscored that Americans face a choice in two and a half weeks between two candidates who plainly don't like each other and have waged one of the most negative campaigns in recent memory.
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"Investors have priced out the most negative of scenarios which is a no-deal Brexit but markets need to see more concrete gains before pushing the pound higher from current levels," said Ricardo Evangelista, a senior analyst at ActivTrades Plc in London.
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In January Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 85033 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE surprised observers by launching an apparently comprehensive constitutional reform.
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There's a huge range, but think of it as a paid, political effort to use any means possible to examine everything you've ever said, done, tweeted, paid for, posted, written or thought, and then make it public in the most negative way possible.
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"I can understand why critics will write ... negatively, but all they're doing is taking a facet of him and making it the most negative possible," one former close aide of many years, who described himself as a big fan of Charles, told Reuters.
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NEW YORK, July 5 (Reuters) - The yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities touched its most negative level in more than three years as weak Chinese data and jitters about Britain's vote to exit the European Union underpinned global appetite for bonds.
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Understanding the two types of extroversion At the same time, traits aren't monolithic: There's evidence that big life events change personality traits, and that dispositional mindfulness -- like being able to describe your experience -- can protect against the most negative effects of neuroticism, like depression.
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"I think its sad that after Hillary Clinton ran one of the most negative campaigns in history and lost, and the last chapter of her public life is now going to be defined by propping up book sales with false and reckless attacks," she said.
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The interjection of verbal tics seem to be among the speech patterns that trigger the most negative reactions; they supposedly make people sound air-headed or uncertain, or both, say linguists, because they are shying away from deliberately characterizing the thing they are talking about.
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Top positive impact for M&A by geography: USA: Tax policy (33%) China: Road & Belt Initiative (68%) Europe: Shareholder activism (50%) Most negative impact for M&A by geography: USA: Trump and CFIUS (44%) China: Limitations on outbound investment (52%) Europe: Geopolitical risks (51%)
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Last July, the Times and CBS News conducted a poll on race in America, and it found that wide majorities of blacks and whites agreed that race relations in the country were "generally bad" — among the most negative data we'd ever seen on the question.
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"Global markets are delivering one their most negative reactions to a bond market sell-off in 15 years, at least judged by the spike in equity volatility … and intra-month drops in share prices," strategist John Normand wrote in a note to clients Saturday.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sarah Sanders slammed Hillary Clinton's new memoir Tuesday, accusing the former secretary of state with running "one of the most negative campaigns in history," adding that the book is a "sad way" for her to continue attacking President Donald Trump.
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What Wired, which was the most negative of any product reviews site, discovered was that food came out disappointing when following pressure cooker recipes, so users may need to play around with the settings (this is something we've had to do with the Instant Pot too).
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But the incident has immediately contributed to fears of escalating political violence ahead of the most negative presidential election in modern American history — a campaign already marked by attacks on protesters at rallies, clashes between demonstrators and police, and early calls for riots if one candidate loses.
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Watch VICE Canada's documentary, Prohibition in Northern Canada: "Bootlegging is rampant, and I think that to me is one of the most negative impacts on this territory," George H. Hickes, a member of the legislative assembly, told VICE in a 2015 documentary about prohibition in the north.
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While CFOs were most likely to say those two issues would have the most negative impact, one CFO did say Medicare for all would have the most positive impact on his/her company, and two CFOs said universal basic income would have the most positive impact on theirs.
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"I think the best way to avoid that is actually to prepare yourself by imagining what is the most negative feedback I could possibly get in this situation and then making a list of the harshest comments that you think will come across," Grant tells CNBC Make it.
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" Screenshot from Sharron Angle for Senate Abrajano and Hajnal write in White Backlash, "Americans tend to reserve their most negative sentiments for so-called illegal immigrants, but when asked about immigrants as a whole, Mexican Americans, or even Latinos, the answers tend not to differ all that much.
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"That would be a tough sell if you don't use it," said Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamThe Hill's Morning Report - Sanders takes incoming during intense SC debate Congress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE (R-S.C.).
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"I think it is sad that after Hillary Clinton ran one of the most negative campaigns in history and lost, and the last chapter of her public life is going to be now defined by propping up book sales with false and reckless attacks," she said during her daily briefing.
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Trump on Friday ridiculed the idea that Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE would want him to remain in the White House.
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Out of the top three candidates, Raisi generated the most positive mentions on social media, while Rouhani drummed up the most negative sentiment, according to an analysis of about 60,000 Persian-language social media, blog and message board posts conducted by data measuring firm Babel Street between April 9 and May 10.
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"I've explored the idea of default identity for a long time, and specifically how the straight, white, middle-class Default Man has taken control of society," said Mr. Perry by way of explaining the TV series, adding that the bankers had by far the most negative reaction to the work they inspired.
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Sanders described Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 28503 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE as a "thug" in a statement on Friday, emphasizing that he stands "firmly against" Russian interference efforts.
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Clinton first used the term on the campaign trail, saying if he won he would be "Putin's puppet," referring to Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE.
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"Wall Street seems to understand that the House bill is not the final product, and some of the draconian measures that are most negative to the group almost certainly will be removed to get the bill through the Senate," Spencer Perlman and Sumesh Sood of investment research firm Veda Partners said in a research note Friday.
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In September, a piece in the Upshot section of The New York Times described yet another type of conflict prominent in the reporting of drug trials: What studies get published (most negative findings never see the light of day), how their results are reported and spin that casts negative or nonsignificant findings in a positive light.
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Biden turned in a feisty debate performance on Friday night, and cranked the attack on Buttigieg up to a new level Saturday morning, when his campaign released the most negative advertisement of the election cycle to date -- 98 seconds of mocking and belittling Buttigieg's accomplishments as mayor in a spot that appeared on Facebook and YouTube.
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In the most negative debate of the 2020 cycle, it was the newcomer who took the most incoming, with the five longer-term candidates offering scathing critiques of Bloomberg's campaign spending, his record on policing policy as mayor of New York and misogynistic comments he allegedly made about women at his company in the 1980s and 1990s.
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"He went over his recommendations and some internal reforms about FISA warrant application and surveillance technology being used," said Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamThe Hill's Morning Report - Sanders takes incoming during intense SC debate Congress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE (R-S.C.).
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Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville said the Nevada Caucuses are going "very well" for Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE following the news that Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Granted, on the other hand, if we get to a point where we let the 1% of the most sensitive members of our society, prone to the most negative interpretations of any and all complexity and nuance, dictate what is acceptable, that would be a kind of bizarre form of unacceptable tyranny in and of itself.
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The President is positioning himself for what is certain to become one of the most negative general election clashes in recent decades and seizing on what he sees as early vulnerabilities of his potential opponents in a campaign in which he would begin as a heavy underdog, were it not for his habit of obliterating conventional wisdom and political logic.
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The Democrats have a spectacular opportunity this Fall to define Trump as Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE's candidate, using videos and statements by Trump in his own words and images with Putin and others.
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Though it earned the most negative reviews of this best-picture crop, this Todd Phillips-directed comic-book movie has continued to defy the odds all awards season: It picked up the Golden Lion from the Venice Film Festival in September, wildly outperformed box-office expectations by grossing more than $1 billion worldwide, and led all films in the Oscar field when it earned 11 nominations.
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Sanders confirmed Friday that he was briefed by U.S. intelligence officials about Russian attempts to interfere in the election, calling Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE a "thug" and maintaining that he stands "firmly against" Russian interference efforts.
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Perhaps the most glaring example of this was during a July 2018 Helsinki press conference with Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE when Trump sided with Putin against the U.S. IC with regard to Russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections.
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It also comes as Russia's Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 22020 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE seeks to re-write Russia's constitution so that he can retain power after term limits end his presidency in 2024 and — according to the U.S. intelligence community — has returned to meddling in America's presidential elections.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg opened by claiming that Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE wants nothing more than for Democrats to nominate Sanders so that he can lose to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced Saturday that he will meet with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 2019 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronErdoğan to meet with Putin, Merkel and Macron to discuss Syria situation Lawyers to seek asylum for Assange in France: report Democrats: The road to kumbaya MORE on March 5 to discuss the situation in northwest Syria, where nearly a million people have been displaced amid aggression from Russian-backed Syrian forces.
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"There was no need for detailed electoral collusion between the Trump campaign and Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinWest should echo Prague's Nemtsov remembrance Trump campaign sues New York Times for libel over 85033 op-ed Democrats duke it out in most negative debate so far MORE's oligarchy because they had an overarching deal: the quid of help in the campaign against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDNC warns campaigns about cybersecurity after attempted scam Biden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Stone judge under pressure over calls for new trial MORE for the quo of a new pro-Russian foreign policy, starting with relief from the Obama administration's burdensome economic sanctions," Frankel wrote.
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