"But this is probably the most objectionable part of the whole blueprint."
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It's not what's least objectionable that people want, it's what's most objectionable.
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Even the most objectionable parts of life seemed preferable, even lovely, compared with this.
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Democrats have hoped to delay the confirmations of Trump nominees they see as most objectionable. Sen.
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For the parts of Dodd-Frank that Republicans find most objectionable, this is a powerful tool.
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"The thing people found most objectionable was the performing of miracles as a child," Mr. Nowrasteh said.
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Like most objectionable entities on the planet, they are known first and foremost for ostentatious displays of wealth.
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Reddit now classifies its most objectionable content as under "quarantine" and requires a verified email address to access it.
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Keep reading to see the 50 worst TV shows of all time from least to most objectionable, according to critics.
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MacKenzie AllenSanta Fe, N.M. To the Editor: Your article didn't mention one of the most objectionable parts of the song.
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Yet none of these inaccurate depictions of Mexican-American history and culture are the most objectionable parts of the proposed textbook.
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As stereotypes go, this one surely doesn't rank among the top 10 most objectionable human prejudices, but it stings even so.
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And with the judicial filibuster, Democrats might have kept President Trump's most objectionable nominees off the federal bench, Supreme Court included.
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"The disparate impact on schools serving more vulnerable populations is what I find absolutely most objectionable about the test," Ms. Devir said.
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But Mr. Yang may be able to repel some of his most objectionable right-wing supporters by emphasizing his progressive policy positions.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), Trump's pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), as two of the most objectionable nominees.
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Yet, the American people revolted against the Democrats over ObamaCare, which was explicitly designed to avoid the most objectionable elements of socialized medicine.
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In public, they occasionally offered light criticism of Mr. Trump's most objectionable comments, but mostly remained silent for fear of antagonizing his supporters.
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Trump is committing a far bigger sin: offering to usher the most objectionable form of market distortion into the heart of America's financial system.
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Clinton, others will vote for Donald Trump to voice their objection to this most objectionable candidate, not because they are enthralled with Mr. Trump.
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What I find most objectionable is the idea that, since Parliament has rejected the withdrawal proposal it now becomes necessary to have another referendum. Rubbish!
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It has allowed the platforms to avoid taking responsibility for most objectionable content their users post, with some exceptions for copyright violations and sex trafficking.
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Representative Bill Foster, an Illinois Democrat who is co-sponsoring the bill, offered an amendment this week that would remove provisions that critics found most objectionable.
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In the end, both sides agreed to drop the most objectionable pieces from the House legislation and aim for a bipartisan agreement that Obama would sign.
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One of the most objectionable bans was to Roger Stone who may have used somewhat vulgar language, but was by no means threatening anyone, despite their claims.
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The technology companies had hoped the draft decree would soften provisions they find most objectionable, including the requirements to set up local offices and store data locally.
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A long-overdue change to one of Saudi Arabia's most objectionable laws is a relatively easy way to get back on track the narrative of nation reforming itself.
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They highlight aspects of liberalism that people find most objectionable: promises to protect outsiders, demands that countries compromise sovereignty and the softening of fixed, racially defined national identities.
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Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook and other big technology companies had hoped a draft decree on how the law would be implemented would soften provisions they find most objectionable.
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In West Virginia, a member of Congress lost his primary to the state attorney general — although he at least beat the most objectionable candidate on the ballot this cycle.
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To industry, the most objectionable pieces of the regulation are those aimed at getting taxpayers a better return for the land the public owns — inevitably increasing costs for companies.
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By redrafting the executive order, it sought to excise the parts judges found most objectionable and pare it down to a legally unassailable order that still achieved its primary goals.
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The app, which asks you to swipe on various topics to indicate how you feel about them, compiled the looks that people found most objectionable and sorted them by age group.
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Over the years, a coalition of public safety groups, security experts, service providers and government officials built a system to at least try to keep the most objectionable content off the Internet.
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"The most objectionable comments now get buried, with the really vile stuff hidden behind a disclaimer," Cramer said, adding that Dorsey also made a point of purging Twitter of millions of fake accounts.
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"Without a popular mandate, they are pushing forward some of the most objectionable aspects of their agenda," Javier Corrales, a Latin American politics professor at Amherst College in Massachusetts, said of the country's new leaders.
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One of its most objectionable features — the ban on entry for green card holders — was personally dictated by Bannon and Miller over the Department of Homeland Security's objections, according to CNN's Evan Perez and Pamela Brown.
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I suggest that responsible Republicans, who have voiced serious concerns if not outright opposition to this president-elect, form an Independent Republican Conference and join with Senate Democrats in denying approval of the most objectionable appointees.
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Richard Henry Lee of Virginia, an opponent of the Federalists, also argued that the Bill of Rights left intact those parts of the Constitution he thought most objectionable, such as the federal judiciary and direct taxation, intact.
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One of its most objectionable and indefensible features — the sudden ban on entry for previously approved green card holders from targeted countries — was personally dictated by Bannon and Miller over the Department of Homeland Security's objections, per CNN.
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It does not, however, include some of the parts of the package that Democrats found most objectionable — such as those to make the individual tax cuts in the GOP's 2017 tax law permanent or to create universal savings accounts.
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During my own travels in the Persian Gulf (known by Arabs as the Arabian Gulf) I found wide ranging expressions of hope that Trump will be a good president, undoing some of the Obama policies that were found most objectionable.
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All of the tweets CNN linked are no longer available, suggesting that Jones might be trying to walk a narrow line on the platform, keeping most of the Infowars content up even as users and reporters surface some of its most objectionable moments.
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"The challenge faced by any platform that allows everything permitted under U.S. law is that if left unabated, the most objectionable content will inevitably take over," said Micah Schaffer, a former policy leader at YouTube and Snap who is now a technology policy consultant.
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Many of them believe this is one of the biggest sins the media has committed against the Sanders campaign: focusing too much on the most objectionable actions of his supporters and using that to define the campaign, rather than the candidate himself and his ideas.
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" When I asked him to name the most objectionable thing he'd drawn, he described a cartoon that he'd created when he was eighteen: "The whole strip is this young man speaking to the reader about how he's lovelorn and this sensitive guy, and how he has this great new relationship.
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While Pyongyang has demanded that the United States and South Korea cancel these joint exercises, in reality the government might be willing to continue restraint if the most objectionable activities — like the public messaging that the purpose of the exercise is to kill North Korean leadership before it can push the nuclear button — were dropped.
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It's also quite likely that advertisers will indeed keep spending billions of dollars a year on YouTube: Both because they're generally happy to do so — as long as their ads don't appear on or next to some of the most objectionable stuff on the internet — and because of the site's giant user base of more than 2 billion people.
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While local authorities are required to send information about who they arrest to federal authorities, many of the sanctuary policies that DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security find most objectionable are not honoring "detainers" -- requests to hold individuals eligible for deportation for up to 48 hours beyond what is required by criminal courts -- so that immigrations officials can come pick them up.
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Birney, p. 34 Representative James G. Birney vigorously opposed the resolution, and it was defeated. The pro-slavery members of the House then rallied behind Rowan's leadership to pass a substitute resolution which softened the most objectionable language but retained the call for fugitive slave legislation in Indiana and Ohio.
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The song "Possessed" is ranked No. 14 on the Parents Music Resource Center's "Filthy Fifteen", a list of the 15 songs the group found to be most objectionable. The boy on the cover is the son of the band's drummer, Abaddon. The girl is the niece of producer Keith Nichol.
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"Eat Me Alive" was listed at number 3 on the Parents Music Resource Center's "Filthy Fifteen", a list of 15 songs the organization found most objectionable. PMRC co-founder Tipper Gore stated the song was about oral sex at gunpoint. In response to the allegations, Priest recorded the song "Parental Guidance" on the follow-up album Turbo.
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Fowler's typology of uses stretches from what he sees as the "original, simple use" through to the use which is both the "most objectionable" and "unfortunately the commonest". Fowler, following a prescriptive approach, understood this typology as moving from a more correct to a less correct use. However under a more descriptive approach, such distinctions in terms of accuracy would be less useful.
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Although in New Spain (now Mexico), the initial reaction of encomenderos was noncompliance, they did not organize a rebellion as in Peru. New Spain's first viceroy, Don Antonio de Mendoza, prudently refrained from enforcing the parts of the New Laws most objectionable to the encomenderos, and avoided rebellion.Mark A. Burkholder, "New Laws of 1542" in Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture, vol. 4, p. 177.
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Wood, p. 71 Anti- Federalists such as Richard Henry Lee also argued that the Bill left the most objectionable portions of the Constitution, such as the federal judiciary and direct taxation, intact. On November 20, 1789, New Jersey ratified eleven of the twelve amendments, rejecting ArticleII, which regulated Congressional pay raises. On December 19 and 22, respectively, Maryland and North Carolina ratified all twelve amendments.
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The privy midden (also midden closet) was a toilet system that consisted of a privy (outhouse) associated with a midden (or middenstead, ie a dump for waste). They were widely used in rapidly expanding industrial cities such as Manchester in England, but were difficult to empty and clean. A typical comment was that they were of "most objectionable construction" and "usually wet and very foul". They were replaced eventually by pail closets and flush toilets.
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Many Anti-Federalists, in contrast, now opposed it, realizing the Bill's adoption would greatly lessen the chances of a second constitutional convention, which they desired.Wood, p. 71 Anti-Federalists such as Richard Henry Lee also argued that the Bill left the most objectionable portions of the Constitution, such as the federal judiciary and direct taxation, intact. On November 20, 1789, New Jersey ratified eleven of the twelve amendments, rejecting an amendment to regulate congressional pay raises.
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Most objectionable to conservatives, a new "Declaratory Statement" was added to clarify the church's doctrine of election. Conservatives criticized the "Declaratory Statement" and claimed that it promoted Arminianism. The 1903 revision of the Westminster Confession eventually led a large number of congregations from the Arminian–leaning Cumberland Presbyterian Church to reunite with the PCUSA in 1906. While overwhelmingly approved, the reunion caused controversy within the PCUSA due to concerns over doctrinal compatibility and racial segregation in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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" However, contemporary scholars of the Reformation widely agree that this bull itself is a "strange document and an evasive assessment of Luther's theological concerns." Schaff notes that the condemned propositions are "torn from the connection [context], and presented in the most objectionable form as mere negations of Catholic doctrines. The positive views of the Reformer are not stated, or distorted." Catholic author John M. Todd calls the bull "contradictory, lacking in charity, and incidentally far less effective than it might have been.
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This organization tamed down the most objectionable content in the "wild west" of the 1980s. Thus free from controversy and fueled by continuing improvement in technology, in the 1990s the bishōjo game industry underwent a decade-long boom. The first major title of the 1990s was Tokimeki Memorial, released in 1994 by Konami who was on the verge of bankruptcy, the platonic dating sim becoming the first major bishōjo game since Koei's release of Night Life. In 1999, Kanon was released by Visual Arts/Key.
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IMDB entry Its Hollywood premiere occurred two weeks later on February 12, 1942, at the Los Angeles Paramount Theatre. When the film was released, the U.S. Office of Censorship declined to approve it for export overseas during wartime, because of the "long sequence showing life in a prison chain gang which is most objectionable because of the brutality and inhumanity with which the prisoners are treated." This conformed with the office's standing policy of not exporting films that could be used for propaganda purposes by the enemy.
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The Legislative Council has the hardihood to propose passing this > unconstitutional and anti-British measure with only a few days notice, and > before it can possibly be considered by the colonists at large. The meeting was addressed by Sir Henry Parkes and other Liberals, and the result of the agitation was that the most objectionable clause, to create an hereditary colonial peerage, was struck out.Heaton, J.H. 1984, The Bedside Book of Colonial Doings, previously published in 1879 as Australian Dictionary of Dates containing the History of Australasia from 1542 to May 1879, pp. 183–185.
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The Kerryman, Saturday, October 17, 1925. In that nuanced regard, Denis O’Donnell welcomed Mannix's planned encounters in Ireland as “a real peace demonstration” if people “of all shades of opinion” took part in it. He added that if Mannix were “to foster or sanction disunion, such would be most objectionable”, but “his influence for good and for uniting all Irishmen will be, if anything, more powerful, and Dr. Mannix will have endeavoured to do what I hoped was his object when I first learned he would visit our country”.
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The plot involves her traveling across Apache territory with an ex-Sergeant (Keith) to bury her young son next to his father in the desert. Malone considered her character in the film to be "radically underdeveloped". While O'Hara acknowledged that Peckinpah later "reached icon status as a great director of westerns", she thought he was "just awful" and "one of the strangest and most objectionable people I had ever worked with". Later that year she starred in The Parent Trap, one of her most popular films, opposite a young Hayley Mills.
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He worked as a Supreme Court lawyer from 1916, and a Supreme Court Justice from 1928 to 1952, except for the period between December 1940 and May 1945, during the German occupation of Norway. He became a member of the Norwegian Association for Women's Rights in 1936. The new Nazi authorities found him to be the most objectionable among the Supreme Court Justices, as Schjelderup at one occasion had insulted a picture of Vidkun Quisling. As the Supreme Court Justices collectively laid down their posts in December 1940, Schjelderup emerged as one of the most prominent members of the Norwegian civil resistance.
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While the terms wow and flutter used to be used separately (for wobbles at a rate below and above 4 Hz respectively), they tend to be combined now that universal standards exist for measurement which take both into account simultaneously. Listeners find flutter most objectionable when the actual frequency of wobble is 4 Hz, and less audible above and below this rate. This fact forms the basis for the weighting curve shown here. The weighting curve is misleading, in as much as it presumes inaudibility of flutters above 200 Hz, when actually faster flutters are quite damaging to the sound.
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Secondly, the caption for the illustration on pilgrims at the Kaba states that they are 'touching' the stone even though it's customary to kiss it. But the Jibril painting is the most objectionable and will not be tolerated," said Ahmed in his letter. However, rejecting this, Najaf Haider, an associate professor at the Centre for Historical Studies at the Jawaharlal Nehru University said "The Gabriel painting was sourced from a 13th century text called Ajaib-ul-Makhluqat, written by a renowned scholar, Qazwini. The second illustration was taken from a 15th century collection of fragmented pieces.
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The strip consistently addresses contemporary social problems related to sports, including gambling addiction, steroids, the arrests of pro athletes, and athlete salaries. Sometimes these issues are portrayed fictionally, as when Tank's Little Brother battles an online gambling problem, but sometimes the strip treats specific controversies by naming names. One popular example is its Sports Jerk of the Year award, which allows readers to nominate the figure they have found most objectionable and then vote on who is the worst. Previous "winners" include Terrell Owens (2x), Bud Selig (2x), Daniel Snyder, John Rocker, Lleyton Hewitt, Latrell Sprewell, Ronald Curry and Roberto Alomar.
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About 7,000 people were killed by Japanese police and soldiers during the 12 months of demonstrations. After suppression of the uprising, some aspects of Japanese rule considered most objectionable to Koreans were removed. The military police were replaced by a civilian force, and freedom of the press was permitted to a limited extent. Two of the three major Korean daily newspapers, the Tōa Nippō and the Chōsen Nippō, were established in 1920. Objection to Japanese rule over Korea continued, and the 1 March Movement was a catalyst for the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea by Korean émigrés in Shanghai on 13 April 1919.
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For many Republicans in the Senate, Article X was the most objectionable provision. Their objections were based on the fact that, by ratifying such a document, the United States would be bound by international contract to defend a League of Nations member if it was attacked. Henry Cabot Lodge from Massachusetts and Frank B. Brandegee from Connecticut led the fight in the U.S. Senate against ratification, believing that it was best not to become involved in international conflicts. Under the United States Constitution, the President of the United States may not ratify a treaty unless the Senate, by a two-thirds vote, gives its advice and consent.
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Patujú flag representing the eastern peoples of Bolivia In the week following the inauguration of Áñez, the new government came under criticism. The New York Times described Áñez as "reaching beyond her caretaker mandate of organizing national elections by January". Javier Corrales, a Latin American politics professor at Amherst College in Massachusetts, said "without a popular mandate, [the government] are pushing forward some of the most objectionable aspects of their agenda". Oliver Stuenkel, associate professor of international relations at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation in São Paulo, said that "the only thing this government was supposed to do was calm things down and call elections, and that’s just about the only thing it has not done".
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A new system of brutality had emerged, in Kautsky's view: > "The bourgeoisie...appears in the Soviet Republic as a special human > species, whose characteristics are ineradicable. Just as a nigger remains a > nigger, a Mongolian a Mongolian, whatever his appearance and however he may > dress; so a bourgeois remains a bourgeois, even if he becomes a beggar, or > lives by his work.... > > "The bourgeoisie are compelled to work, but they have not the right to > choose the work that they understand, and which best corresponds to their > abilities. On the contrary, they are forced to carry on the most filthy and > most objectionable kind of labour. In return they receive not increased > rations, but the very lowest, which scarce suffice to appease their hunger.
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In 1985, the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), founded by Tipper Gore, published the "Filthy Fifteen"—a list of fifteen songs it deemed to be the most objectionable due to their references to drugs and alcohol, sexual acts, violence, or "occult" activities. The group pushed for the adoption of a ratings system, and for lyrics to be printed on the back covers of albums so they could be previewed by parents. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) opposed these proposals; during a Senate hearing on the matter in September, musicians such as John Denver and Frank Zappa argued that such guidelines would inhibit free expression. Zappa, in particular, argued that the PMRC's proposal for a method to "assist baffled parents in the determination of the 'suitability' of records listened to by 'very young children'" would reduce American music to "the intellectual level of a Saturday morning cartoon".
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Interpretations of Caragiale's story continued to be present in cultural debates of the interwar period and beyond. In 1932, Aromanian writer and cultural activist Nicolae Constantin Batzaria contributed an essay tracking down and assessing the Levantine narrative motifs retold by Kir Ianulea. Florentina Tone, "Scriitorii de la Adevĕrul" , in Adevărul, December 30, 2008 The narrative's recovery of the foreign- influenced and often vilified past was viewed with reserve by 1930s nationalists such as philosopher and fantasy author Mircea Eliade, who found the story the most objectionable one among Caragiale's writings. Nicolae Manolescu, "Mircea Eliade, 13 martie 1907 - 22 aprilie 1986" , in România Literară, Nr. 13/2007 In 1939, composer Sabin Drăgoi completed an operetta version of the story, which premiered at the Romanian Opera in Cluj (it was one of the last Romanian shows to be performed in the city before the Second Vienna Award granted Northern Transylvania to Hungary).
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They refuse to be participants in the North West Development Forum (known as the Corrib Gas Forum or known locally as the 'Funny Forum') at which government ministers, Royal Dutch Shell and Mayo County Council hold occasional meetings, as the Forum refuses to consider the aspects of the project that people find most objectionable. Pobal Chill Chomáin, a group of local residents who live in the affected area of Kilcommon parish and live on both sides of Sruwaddacon Bay, also oppose the current plans for the project, due to concerns about the health, safety and environmental impact of the onshore aspects of the scheme and cite Shell's record in similar projects. They also refuse to participate in the North West Development Forum. Pobal Le Chéile is a local alliance of small and medium-sized local business people mainly from the Erris region who also oppose the current plans for the project.
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A decidedly aggressive change took place when, in 1555, the German imperial court procedure (Reichskammergerichtsordnung) prescribed a form of oath that, with some alterations, formed a model to subsequent legislation. Horrible were the terms in which the swearer called down upon himself all the curses of Leviticus and Deuteronomy, the ten plagues of Egypt, the leprosy of Naaman and Gehazi (see 2 Kings 5), the fate of Dathan and Abiram, etc. According to a recount in his "Gesammelte Schriften," the great German-Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn of the Enlightenment persuaded the Prussian government to moderate the terms of the oath during the 18th century. The small German states gradually surrendered the most objectionable features of the oath: Hesse-Kassel (or Hesse-Cassel), in 1828; Oldenburg, 1829; Württemberg, 1832; Saxony, 1839 (on which occasion Zecharias Frankel published his famous "Die Eidesleistung"); Schaumburg-Lippe and Anhalt-Bernburg, 1842; and Hesse- Homburg, 1865.
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He stated in October, "it is well recognised that a large number of illegitimate children are delicate and marasmic from their birth." Sterling Berry observed that the home's most objectionable feature was admittance of Roman Catholics into a proselytising institution. He successfully pressured Bethany Home's managing committee into ceasing the admission of Roman Catholics. The Residential Secretary, Hettie Walker, claimed in 1940 that the measure was only agreed to because of a threat of refusal of funding under new legislation.The Irish State & the Bethany Home by Niall Meehan, submission to Ruairi Quinn, Minister for Education, Leinster House, 24 May 2011, by delegation consisting of Derek Leinster, Noleen Belton, Patrick Anderson McQuoid, Niall Meehan, Joe Costello TD The superintendent of the Church of Ireland's Irish Church Missions to the Roman Catholics, the Revd T.C. Hammond, was a member of the home's managing committee.Church & State and The Bethany Home by Niall Meehan, supplement to History Ireland, Vol 18, No 5, September–October 2010, pp.
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He warned that with the "emergence of other currencies and with strains in the relationship" Saudi Arabians might begin to question why they should do so. In September 2002, Freeman remarked in London that: > The September 11 suicide attacks on the United States by extremist Muslim > terrorists, most of them Saudi nationals, led fairly rapidly to U.S. > solidarity—first on the emotional level and then as a matter of policy—with > Israel as a fellow victim of suicide bombings by Muslim extremists. It also > provided an opportunity for an onslaught of criticism of Saudi Arabia in the > American media, often by commentators whose imaginations far outran their > knowledge of the Kingdom. Their attacks featured the elements of Saudi > culture and society most objectionable to liberal democratic ideology—the > peculiar intolerance of Saudi Islam, the alleged anti-Jewish and anti- > Christian bias of the educational system, and the subordinate status of > women—to paint a portrait of the Kingdom as an enemy, rather than a friend.
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The Protection of Trading Interests Act 1980 was an Act of Parliament passed by the British Parliament to counter American assertions of extraterritorial jurisdiction.Robert Self, British Foreign and Defence Policy Since 1945: Challenges and Dilemmas in a Changing World (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), p. 92. Introducing the Bill in the House of Commons, the Secretary of State for Trade, John Nott, claimed that its purpose was "to reassert and reinforce the defences of the United Kingdom" against attempts by the United States "to enforce their economic and commercial policies unilaterally on us" by "the most objectionable method" of "the extra-territorial application of domestic law."House of Commons Debates 15 November 1979 vol 973 c 1533 The Act gives the Secretary of State for Trade the authority to "give to any person in the United Kingdom who carries on business there such directions for prohibiting compliance" with laws of a foreign state which control or regulate international trade in a way which damages British trading interests.
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At a meeting of the Committee on Official Histories on 9 March 1928, the volume was limited For Official Use Only and since this would increase the cost of the volume, His Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO) agreed to pay for it. Moberly finished the work in May 1928, then in September, after the Foreign Office and the Government of India had approved the text, Lord Peel, Secretary of State for India, insisted that the politics of the military operations be removed and the last three chapters re-written, because even in a volume restricted For Official Use Only, the disclosure of secrets was most objectionable. Moberly wrote that if officers were to benefit from the experience of wartime events in Iran, the exceptional nature of political factors there and in neighbouring countries could not be ignored. Moberly wrote that he understood the need for care in writing the history and that the chapters had been vetted informally by the Foreign Office and approved by Cox, who as an expert in the field, was well qualified to balance secrecy with the needs of army students.
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