Of course, Beijing leverages anonymity to pursue its most unsavory behavior.
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It is survival, not stupidity, that has drawn her to some of her most unsavory decisions.
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Investigative journalist Chris Hansen has earned a reputation for digging into the most unsavory corners of true crime.
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The choice of movies is designed to illuminate America's cultural history, even its most unsavory and odious past.
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As you uncover more intelligence within each province, the TACMAP becomes the most unsavory place in the game.
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Trump's Greta tweet was undoubtedly the most unsavory he posted during his Twitter binge on Thursday, but it was far from the only bad one.
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I wrote that same law, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, to provide vital protections to sites that didn't want to host the most unsavory forms of expression.
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"No doubt this campaign was one of the most unsavory in Israeli history," Yossi Mekelberg, professor of international relations at Regent's University London told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe on Tuesday.
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Racism definitely existed, at some point — no one was out there denying that slavery had happened — but its residue had settled only in the hearts of the most unsavory individuals.
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What everyone can agree on is that in the past few years, Berrent played a critical role in advising Neumann on some of the embattled company&aposs most unsavory issues.
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According to a Chinese publication called NetEase, vendors in Wuhan have been selling shrimp balls that are made from the most unsavory of seafood, processed in pretty much the most nauseating way possible.
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Global power does not exist in a vacuum — a retreat by America from its agenda on the world stage would be filled by some most unsavory state actors, aided and abetted by the likes of Julian Assange.
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Because the legislation launched by Portman, a Republican, deals with the most unsavory underbelly of the internet, few have talked about it — except for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Columbia Journalism Review and other advocates of free speech online.
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Perhaps his most unsavory con involved setting up a fake cancer treatment center, where he convinced the poor and suffering that his other daughter, Tennessee, could heal them with the magnetic power of her hands and with a special elixir.
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But the degree to which he has chosen to curry favor with some of the world's most unsavory leaders, while lavishing far less attention on America's democratic allies, hurts America's credibility and, in the long run, may have dangerous repercussions.
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And unlike other prison reality shows, which rarely leave the lockups and tend to focus on the most unsavory aspects of prison life, "Love After Lockup" is all about, well, love or what passes for it under extraordinary circumstances like these.
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For it is the public discourse that surrounds tanking — which inevitably leads to otherwise passionate fans like Lee openly wishing for their teams to lose — that has long been regarded at league headquarters as the most unsavory element of the practice.
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"But the degree to which he has chosen to curry favor with some of the world's most unsavory leaders, while lavishing far less attention on America's democratic allies, hurts America's credibility and, in the long run, may have dangerous repercussions," the board wrote.
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Her most radical idea, however, was to invert the genders of the three most unsavory characters, with Lear's daughters Goneril and Regan played by men and Gloucester's illegitimate son, Edmund, played by a woman, as if to make the point that evil is not binary.
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Considered the strongest fist- fighter in the school, he rules its most unsavory elements by fear and is also a source of dread for Takuji, whom he brutalizes and extorts money from frequently. He works part-time as a piano player at a transvestite bar, and has a tumultuous friendship with Yuki Minakami. His secret hobby is playing retro video games. ; : :Hasaki is the protagonist of the Which Dreamed It story and Takuji's younger sister.
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Both the Panthers and the FBI suffered damage to their reputations, after the public exposure of their most unsavory activities. In 1971, a group of left-wing radicals calling themselves the Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBI burglarized an FBI field office in Media, Pennsylvania, which was found to be spying on Swarthmore College students and faculty. Among the materials stolen in this break-in were documents revealing the nature of the COINTELPRO program. Within the year, Director Hoover declared that the centralized COINTELPRO was over.
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