Meanwhile, Bledel is on the most upsetting show on television.
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The way the art was destroyed, however, was most upsetting.
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But it's the women shaming each other that's the most upsetting.
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Because it was the most upsetting thing I have ever seen.
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That might be the most upsetting thing this show has ever done.
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But that may not be the most upsetting fact about the incident.
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"The four-year delay is probably the most upsetting thing," she added.
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Lockert suggests choosing the most upsetting debt and paying it off first.
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Notably, men and women differed in what financial circumstances they found most upsetting.
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Most upsetting about Sessions speech was his invocation of Dr. Martin Luther King.
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"It's one of the most upsetting things I have ever witnessed," Gaga told Colbert.
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The most upsetting was like people who were being abused and beaten by someone.
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Unfortunately this fact leads to one of John's most upsetting schemes of the series.
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That's why we're going to talk through the Euphoria premiere's three most upsetting moments.
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Most upsetting, however, the medical community seems to have consulted NO ONE but themselves.
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What to you is saddest and most upsetting about Black Friday as an institution?
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But this sequence is maybe the most upsetting I can remember in a game.
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The most upsetting part for the family was how the company came to this conclusion.
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The most upsetting news is the new MacBook still has a single USB-C port.
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In truth, the movie's most upsetting move was its treatment of the Children of Thanos.
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"The most upsetting thing about this is that this is her stepgrandfather," Meisler told BuzzFeed News.
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"What's most upsetting is the way it was handled," Indiana Fever player rep Briann January said.
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Most upsetting, actually, is death and disability from gun violence that is unparalleled in the world.
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"His impression of me is the most upsetting impression I've heard," she said, hunching her shoulders.
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"Sitting on a tube is just like the most upsetting thing you can do," he said.
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Perhaps the most upsetting part of this story is the involvement of Reynolds' four-year-old daughter.
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Annihilation has some dazzling visuals, and one of the most upsetting creatures I've ever seen in a film.
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Jake Pavelka and Vienna Girardi had one of the most upsetting post-breakup conversations TV has ever seen.
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It's really upsetting to me, this might be one of the most upsetting things to me right now.
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I remind myself that it at least probably won't be the most upsetting thing I see this week.
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After some of the most upsetting episodes, emergency workers often repaired to the local Carvel for ice cream.
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One of the most upsetting facts about the bombings in Brussels on Tuesday was how unsurprising they were.
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The last sentences are the most upsetting, implying how little the ailing Tate felt he looked like himself.
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Photo: Hazel Richards (2019 (PLOS)Australia currently hosts some of the most upsetting animals known in the world.
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This show, and the books, have always delighted in subverting those heroic stories in the most upsetting way possible.
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Below are 23 of the most mind-boggling quotes from that interview, ranked from least to most upsetting. 10.
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Anna says that one of the most upsetting parts of her illness was being disappointed by her own profession.
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One of the most upsetting issues to Puerto Ricans was the alleged corruption related to the Hurricane Maria recovery.
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But what really has been the most upsetting is the fact we couldn't try and have another kid right away.
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Now what&aposs most upsetting to these protesters is that despite all their efforts, Trump&aposs approval numbers keep edging up.
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Carole, a widow herself, was grappling with one of the most upsetting life events possible when she was supposedly ignoring Bethenny.
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"It is the most upsetting thing we have encountered on our crypto journey so far," he told TechCrunch following the decision.
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The most upsetting statistic to come out of these studies is that one in nine teenagers report forwarding sexts without consent.
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Tripped Up In a new Travel column, Sarah Firshein aims to help travelers resolve their thorniest and most upsetting travel disasters.
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Tom Hammerschmidt Tom is unquestionably the most upsetting death of House Of Cards season 6, and the events don't exactly add up.
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He sat on his throne, and welcomed in anyone who wanted to snap a photo with the most upsetting St. Nicholas ever.
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"What is most upsetting is that this looming famine is entirely man-made," said Sarah Ndikumana, the organization's country director in Nigeria.
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This is actually the most upsetting part of the entire two episodes I watched, but for once it's not Iron Fist's fault.
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The most upsetting takeaway might be an uncomfortable truth: without loot boxes, or opportunistic ideas like it, maybe these games can't exist.
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"I thought I'd discipline Ioni strongly, too, but just putting her in the corner is the saddest, most upsetting thing," she told Parents.
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Thankfully, the lessons of 13 Reasons Why may also suggest how Insatiable can improve on its most upsetting habits with a second season.
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It's the climactic moment of the comic's 100th issue, and to this day remains one of the series' most upsetting displays of pure evil.
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Yet the most upsetting aspect of HRC's endorsement, critics say, is that the group snubbed Cynthia Nixon, a bisexual woman and longtime political activist.
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And on the topic of advice: We have a new Travel column that aims to help resolve the thorniest and most upsetting vacation disasters.
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But what's most upsetting about this change is that it's yet another example of the way tech companies are becoming homogenized in their design.
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Tyrion and 14-year-old Sansa are wed in season 3's "Second Sons," in one of the most upsetting Thrones weddings, at the time.
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I feel like some of the most upsetting conversations I had involved men telling me casually that they beat on their wives or their girlfriends.
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In the most upsetting scene in the whole show, the elder Ulrich Nielsen (Oliver Masucci) seeks out a young Helge Doppler and smashes his head.
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It's a peculiar thing to see one of the most upsetting chapters in America through the lens of a prepubescent white boy and his friends.
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The entire film's like this: a mind-expanding fog of suspense and alienation and vulnerability, probably the three most upsetting things a kid can feel.
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Most upsetting to them is that a lot of that judgment comes from other men who have sex with men and who are HIV-negative.
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The most upsetting transition comes without warning or segue, as the film concludes a segment about unions and moves straight into footage from the Parkland shooting.
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Most upsetting to me is the fact that many players said they saw Ross as a huge threat and sang his praises when they were evicted.
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One of the most upsetting parts of the Uber story is that the subterfuge — the lying, spying, bribery, lawbreaking and threats against reporters and competitors — worked.
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But for her, even living came with an unspeakable toll: Her descriptions of the birth and what followed are among the most upsetting of the anthology.
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Yet, in keeping with The Handmaid's Tale's most upsetting habit, June isn't allowed take that hot rod and break out of America with her unborn child forever.
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A subset (229 students) of the total sample answered the open-ended question about the "most upsetting thing" to happen to them based on the AAUW survey.
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But with all that said, what's most upsetting was how the hearing showcased our nation's crippling irreconcilable differences and how it's infected yet another component of democracy.
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The most upsetting thing about this episode is that Walt kills Mike, after Mike refuses to give up the names of people in prison he's been protecting.
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While he was deeply unhappy with various aspects of Becchetti's tenure, one of the things he highlighted as most upsetting was the infighting he had witnessed during games.
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" Corden, the father of three young children, tweeted back, "That is, without question, the single most upsetting thing I think you could ever say about me or my family.
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And, perhaps most upsetting to Brexiteers, it means applying the EU's common external tariffs without having any say in them, and it precludes free-trade deals with third countries.
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The most upsetting part about Zellner's takeover of Steven's case is that, in the process, she must discredit Steven's previous lawyers, who became true crime darlings following the first season.
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Gremlins subverts the holiday clichés you're tired of watching on repeat every year, and includes possibly the most upsetting "how I learned that Santa isn't real" story of all time.
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They were also asked where harassment typically takes place, and to describe in a couple of sentences the "most upsetting thing" that happened to them, based on the AAUW survey.
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He strikes me as someone without a core, who only knows how to oppose and who chooses his positions based on what will be most upsetting to people around him.
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Even the most upsetting footage to wind its way to national prominence in recent years — tapes of police officers profiling, attacking and killing black people — has met a similar fate.
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Most upsetting are the milk bars that have never been repurposed, that sit empty and papered over, their signs for the daily paper and packaged ice cream bars heavily graffitied.
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In almost every interview Daniel and I have ever done, the most upsetting part is that there are people at the CIA who really wanted to do the right thing.
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And most upsetting, the law targeted some of the state's most vulnerable individuals and sent a clear message to trans people, in particular: that they were not welcome within the state.
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The most upsetting of those casualties involved, seemingly, Mulder and Scully's beloved boss Skinner (Mitch Pileggi), amid what felt as much like a hasty clearing of the decks as anything else.
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"The most upsetting aspect in all of this is that the women did not cause this issue, but they are the ones who have to deal with it," Mr. Probst said.
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Naturally, ehsan's fellow Redditors chimed in with comments about which parts of the cake they found most upsetting, and it seems like there's something for everyone to be terrified by with this cake.
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The truth is, though, even the most upsetting election result will never be enough to inspire a substantial number of Americans to pull up their stakes and plant them in a foreign land.
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And perhaps most upsetting of all, AI was used to create fake porn, in which the faces of female celebrities, including Gal Gadot, Scarlett Johansson, and Taylor Swift, replaced those of the porn actors.
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What may be most upsetting to business leaders in the U.K. is that one of the greatest sources of uncertainty comes not from European negotiating intransigence, but from the very heart of British government.
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The most upsetting scenes in Midsommar have nothing to do with Swedish fertility cults or their gruesome rites, and everything to do with isolation — and what someone might be willing to do to avoid it.
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Though the actor maintains he's been able to handle the media attention encircling his personal life, one of the most upsetting drawbacks has been the portrayal of his wife as having ended his previous marriage.
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Perhaps most upsetting to Williams's shareholders, though, was a private placement that gave certain Energy Transfer unit holders, notably Mr. Warren, preferential treatment in case the company's distributions, which are similar to dividends, were cut.
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Almost every newspaper in the rack had a cover photo of Boris Johnson, accompanied by the most upsetting sentence fragment that could be pulled from the speech the UK Prime Minister had given the night before.
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"One of the sickest and most upsetting parts of this for me is that the killings, the actual terrorist attacks, are forms of propaganda for the statements," said Mr. Feldman of the Center for Analysis of the Radical Right.
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It wasn't because the diseases these films tackled were the most upsetting, or because the science was the most fascinating––all six of the films were completely engrossing, and raised awareness for their respective causes without reducing the patients to caricatures.
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Perhaps most upsetting is that, while all of the drama unfolds upstairs, Stanchfield admits Whelan was likely unaware that the perfect places to kick back and take the edge off all her sorrows was right beneath her feet the entire time.
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If, as may be the case, the workers Facebook intends to hire for the sole purpose of removing its most upsetting videos are contractors rather than staffers, the company may not be obligated to provide health insurance, let alone counseling.
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"The most upsetting thing about all of this is the fact that Mr. Cohen was intimidated," Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and chairman of the House Oversight Committee who had invited Mr. Cohen to testify, said in an interview.
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Throughout the talk, he likened programming to magic, considered how he would like to one day die, and said one of the most most upsetting aspects of life in the future will be when we all realize we probably don't have free will.
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One of the most upsetting episodes of SVU to watch now is season 216's "Confession," which begins with a 26-year-old boy walking into the precinct and confessing that he's been having sexual thoughts about his 212-year-old stepbrother.
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Perhaps most upsetting is the fact that while pension benefits to rank-and-file members will be slashed under Mr. Johnson's proposal, the Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan that allows him to rake in thousands of extra dollars per year won't be touched.
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The most upsetting thing in basketball semiotics today is the fetishization, at all levels, of rebounding (and, more broadly, defense) as moral imperative—a test of character, the place where effort means more than anything else, the one thing you can't fake.
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The potentially most upsetting object of all, the windowed coffin that once held the mutilated body of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old murdered in Mississippi in 1955 for supposedly flirting with a white woman, is isolated in a chapel-like room of its own.
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TS: Before we go on with what else Quinn Anthony James was accused of doing, I think one of the things that is most upsetting about this story, about what happened to Mujey, is her background before she even came to live in Michigan with her family.
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Useful Resources Looking at the role of major pharmaceutical firms in the opioid epidemic, and especially at how much was known about the risks and harms as far back as the 1990s and early 2000s, is probably some of the most upsetting reading you can do.
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The part that's probably the most upsetting for Jagr is the fact that one of the players he was tied with in scoring was Patrick Marleau, who somehow landed a three-year, $18 million contract after his "down" 46-point season at the age of 37.
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It may sound odd given that this show's sordidness has been one of my chief obstacles to taking "The Alienist" as seriously as its creators surely wish, but I found myself wishing that one of the episode's most upsetting story lines had been handled with more frankness, not less.
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You can read Gaga's full statement below: You know, when it comes to the political stuff with you, I'm gonna say bring it on, because what I have seen on the news with this debate of Kavanaugh versus Dr. Ford, it's one of the most upsetting things I have ever witnessed.
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This isn't even the most upsetting vignette in the game, and it's obvious why MachineGames chose to include them: they establish villains that aren't just hateful, but so gratuitously evil that they tip the larger-than-life moral scale of a Wolfenstein game, and make their inevitable gruesome executions feel justified.
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The most upsetting moment came during my interview with Ms. Dumpson, who is 21 and the first black woman to become president of the American University Student Government Association: Nooses with bananas dangling from them, apparently aimed at her, were strung up on her first day in office; Ms. Dumpson told me she was so busy doing interviews and responding to concerns of other students that she didn't process what happened until days later.
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