But the criticism turned to nastiness … I was stunned.
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And I like her nastiness, her paranoia, her bitter laughter.
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Oliver now hopes to put all that nastiness behind them.
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After September 11th, he'd experience "just general nastiness," he said.
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There was no culture war nastiness, no hint of resentment.
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The show uses humor to get closer to the nastiness.
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But it has Bad's squinchy, sweaty nastiness and grim humor.
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They seized a freedom in exploring extremities, cruelty, plain nastiness.
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The nastiness should be obvious, but let's spell it out.
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So maybe that was monumental for its nastiness or something.
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Some of his supporters are not bothering to hide their nastiness.
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Nastiness can be found at both ends of Britain's political spectrum.
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It's not like the sea cucumber is alone in its nastiness.
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North Korea has no other claim to fame except its nastiness.
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Someone poised to reciprocate Trump's nastiness or someone incapable of it?
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But of nastiness, giddiness, sarcasm or danger, there was precious little.
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I was shocked, actually, surprised by the extent of the nastiness.
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It's just, a real nasty person is really good at nastiness.
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We can all sit around and hate it for its nastiness.
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The nastiness is expected to increase as the ANC's conference draws closer.
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Keep the nastiness contained to the room and make each other laugh.
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" The president, he notes, was "fascinated by her self-absorption and nastiness.
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The conversation turns to personality—why are some people prone to nastiness?
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Trump's crudeness, nastiness, and insults are all part of to a total package.
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Gone was the clogging and the nastiness, and magically, her eyes became blue.
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"There's no, you know, nastiness going on," she says of the Roadster subforum.
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She's not good, but she sees through the nastiness of the family business.
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And it all adds up to one thing: Trump weaponized nastiness and bullying.
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"At this stage, the primary concern is protecting Dream from all this nastiness."
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Beyond the mendacity, Trump has revealed a persistent strain of hair-trigger nastiness.
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So the nastiness of this role will come as a shock to many.
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Yet he was someone often accused of anti-Semitic nastiness, and worse. Yes!
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The nastiness, the level of disharmony that was going on, the personal invective.
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It's about how he behaves — and the predictable harvest of all that nastiness.
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Much crime fiction uncovers the hidden nastiness of characters in their offhand remarks.
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Its goodness and its nastiness, instead, were a snapshot of a collective outlook.
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" Harris said that, "The hard part is to try to add humanity to nastiness.
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All his flaws were on display: the racism, the sexism, the nastiness, the mendacity.
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I'm a strong woman, but I don't have room in my life for nastiness.
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The headphone jack was also begging to collect lint, gunk, and other unexplained nastiness.
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As with most online nastiness, the face of the outcry was a blank one.
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Importantly, none of this nastiness is particularly connected to any sort of policy agenda.
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Imagine the carping, caviling nastiness of it, the solipsistic conceit of such a deed.
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Trump has taken that inherent nastiness in politics and turned it up to 383.
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They may be dismayed at his manic nastiness and his proclivity for crude insult.
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So maybe it is an apocalyptic record reflecting all of the nastiness around us.
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He later said he was "disturbed" by the "nastiness" of the atmosphere in the stadium.
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As long as The Donald stays in the race, this election will make nastiness history.
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Koalas have the most drastic "apparent cuteness" to "actual nastiness" ratio in the animal kingdom.
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"There's a difference in being big and strong and having a little nastiness," Hornacek said.
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He played with a little more grit and attitude, a little nastiness in the paint.
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There is something amazing in the Energizer Bunny aspect of his nastiness and his ignorance.
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"I woke up in the forest far from human nastiness and stupidity," she wrote. video
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"Toughen up your skin," she counseled, referring to the nastiness often directed at prominent women.
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Basically, people are prone to nastiness when they're online Sunday and Monday nights between 10 p.m.
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"At this stage, the primary concern is protecting Dream from all this nastiness," said the source.
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Maybe the only cure for nastiness, injustice, and endless boredom is to burn it all down.
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The vet shaved off 2 pounds of nastiness and neglect to reveal a sweet 7-lb.
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Like the Freddy films, It doesn't shy away from nastiness and definitely earns its R rating.
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Kasich has avoided the nastiness that's overshadowed the GOP race so far, but that's ending now.
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They exchanged playful banter about the nastiness of the food before Chyna posted a solo video.
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"At this stage, the primary concern is protecting Dream from all this nastiness," says the source.
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Her dark humor is funniest when she is laying bare some horrible piece of human nastiness.
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He pushed that nastiness in emails to a reporter at the alt-right website Breitbart News.
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Cupcakke hails from my hometown of Chicago and hides exceptional lyricism underneath a layer of playful nastiness.
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These days many Indians despair at what often appears to be a rising tide of majoritarian nastiness.
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But the level of nastiness, vitriol and hate that has seeped into our politics must be excised.
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Pompeo will almost certainly be confirmed, but partisan nastiness behind the scenes delayed the vote. http://tws.
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With the proverbial, well-earned reputation of artists for laziness, greed, selfishness, nastiness, irrelevance, fecklessness, and fickleness.
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Latino grass-roots organizers hope that Mr. Trump's nastiness will unlock the potential of the Latino electorate.
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"I think it's a real problem with this online bullying and sort of organized nastiness," Warren said.
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Political scientists suspect that attack ads, which have grown in number and nastiness, have played a role.
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It's an unbroken chain of nastiness, in which the president has offered himself as the vital link.
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But he clearly was ready for the possible nastiness, having pored over all past Senate impeachment trials.
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But on a few occasions, it felt like the nastiness outside the school found its way in.
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It's not a problem of excessive nastiness, it's a question of passing the oppo-dump sniff test.
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But in a political moment so well supplied with nastiness, I don't need to bunk with carrion.
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We'll take a quick break to hear from our sponsors, and then we will talk about nastiness.
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Celebrities lauded Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for her experience, her grace, her determination, her strength, her nastiness.
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His expected efforts to move away from bigotry and nastiness if he is nominated will not fool us.
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I know that many of you are sick of it all -- the nastiness, the intensity, the sheer length.
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Online games that allow people to communicate openly with others have created spaces filled with nastiness and abuse.
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Because the alternative is increasing nastiness, and increasing division, and increasing radicalization on both sides of the debate.
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Rampant misogyny It's perhaps too easy to blame sexism for the nastiness that colors the opposition to Clinton.
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THE TAKEAWAY: It has been a campaign marked by nastiness, insults, lewd comments, false claims and conspiracy theories.
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There was plenty of nastiness from Sanders supporters, but the candidate himself seemed to stay above the fray.
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Speaking to the Arizona Republic, Flake blamed his dissatisfaction with politics on the nastiness of the Trump era.
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Not much really, except for nastiness on social media and occasional legal threats that usually don't go anywhere.
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Social media is here to stay, so we can all sit around and hate it for its nastiness.
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Don't worry, it's moderated for errant nastiness, and also provides mental health resources right there in the game.
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In her letters to him, the determined peppiness finally fell away and the Plathian imagery — and nastiness — emerged.
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What we're left with are episodic delights, moments of creative nastiness and humor that goose the story along.
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Some seasoned Washington observers are starting to believe that for once, Beltway nastiness really has hit a historic nadir.
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You had Trump who was ... I believe he would have won without all of the bigotry, without the nastiness.
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Despite their nastiness, chemists can neutralize these nerve agents easily enough if they pour them into beakers of solution.
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To you, Waddles, I want to say: I'm sorry that you've had to go through all of this nastiness.
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A senior professor said that she had seen a special nastiness reserved for people regarded as vulnerable, including women.
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Much of his language, like much of Trump's, is characterized by a nastiness that's by turns adolescent and hyperbolic.
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With latest jabs, Trump-Obama relationship reaches historic nastiness Full letter Dear Mr. President - Congratulations on a remarkable run.
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After watching Jon Lester cruise through the top of the 1st, Trevor Bauer showed some nastiness of his own.
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But the service has continued to come under criticism for the nastiness and vitriol of many of its users.
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The perception that Sanders's partisans are a fount of online nastiness and harassment is a real problem for Bernie.
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I definitely need to be careful with how I expose myself to a lot of just frankly unnatural nastiness.
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Her nastiness is soon revealed as a form of tough love, at least until the device becomes genuinely jealous.
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Gaston is sweet on Belle, and his excitement at her unambiguous refusals makes him the film's avatar of nastiness.
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Gloves turned boxing into a gentlemanly sport by removing much of the blood and nastiness from the bare-knuckle game.
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Indeed, the famed Canadian niceness would certainly provide a welcome respite to the relentless nastiness of the 2016 presidential election.
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Nastiness doesn't play well in a general election when a candidate must appeal to those beyond his or her base.
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The battle of the billionaires is turning out to be something of a surprise—except for its nastiness and cost.
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The river had a reputation for nastiness, and after the switch, residents complained their water looked, smelled and tasted funny.
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When I finally did it was out of a sense of duty to confront the nastiness everyone was talking about.
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There is a degree of partisanship and chaos, ugliness and nastiness, the likes of which I don't think I've seen.
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Even allowing that a certain nastiness is inevitable as Election Day nears, this utterly misleading immigration ploy crosses the line.
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The nastiness escalated to personal attacks on men and women who had dedicated countless hours and dollars to the party.
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"Some of it is the minority and the nastiness, no doubt about it," said Representative Don Bacon, Republican of Nebraska.
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For psychologists like myself who study human behavior, this widespread nastiness is both a social problem and a research opportunity.
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" Bell said the game included the usual Bengals nastiness, but, "You kind of expect that, so it is what it is.
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Arriving at Oracle Oracle is one of HP's chief rivals, and the companies have a long history of litigation and nastiness.
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She blames headlines predicting that Pennsylvania could be the state that decides the election, and the nastiness of the Trump campaign.
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Racism is a byword for prejudice and interpersonal nastiness, but I want to look at the bigger picture of institutional bias.
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The presumptive Republican nominee's campaign fairly drips with nastiness, but is strikingly uninterested in limiting the powers or costs of government.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — The Scottish referendum of September 2014 was notable for its bitterness and nastiness, especially on social media.
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" Axelrod added that the "rancor and chaos his daily dose of nastiness creates is a barrier to actually getting things done.
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The rancor and chaos his daily dose of nastiness creates is a barrier to actually getting things done on tangible concerns.
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When you purge, you're expelling all the nastiness — the stress, the anxieties, the fears, the regrets, the hatred, the self-loathing.
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We are yet again reminded of how this president has hired people who reflect and reinforce his nastiness, neediness and narcissism.
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"Jojo Rabbit" shows how utterly silly the Nazis were (though also shows their evilness and nastiness, too) and ridicules them completely.
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Morgan Hines, who will start her fourth year at Northeastern University in Boston this fall, never encountered nastiness on Yik Yak.
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It puzzles Miss Manners that nastiness is the first defense that comes to people's minds when the alternative is so simple.
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After months of relatively genteel political discourse, the nastiness simmering between the Democratic presidential campaigns finally crept onto the debate stage.
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The nastiness will continue tonight, tomorrow night, all next week at the Democratic convention, and for the next four months … at least.
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In today's times, it's hard to find an internet comment exchange that doesn't immediately resort to politics, negativity or just downright nastiness.
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In a first, it's showed that it can 3-D print in a thermal vacuum chamber, which simulates the nastiness of space.
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AMLG: Why is it there so much nastiness in the blockchain crypto world — is it just smart people with opinions strongly held?
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Instead, O'Rourke offered a holistic alternative to what he describes as the nastiness of Washington and the discourse that flows from it.
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And having to go through 6,000 pieces of content a day and rifle through nastiness is, you know, hurting to the soul.
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In March, during the height of the GOP primary, Powell decried the "nastiness" in the White House race but didn't name names.
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It was a much needed reminder that despite the raw nastiness and ugly fear governing the American psyche, there is goodness everywhere.
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And I'm not going to let any amount of hate and nastiness on the right define my values or drag me down.
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But to those exhausted by the past three years of political upheaval and nastiness, he offers something even better: basic human decency.
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The version we're seeing is merely R-rated now, and is said to run shorter and therefore luxuriate less in the nastiness.
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The supernatural nastiness embodied by Pennywise is abetted and to some extent camouflaged by the ordinary human awfulness that also afflicts Derry.
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"It's not just about me, I think it's a real problem with this online bullying and sort of organized nastiness," Warren said.
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I'm also uncomfortable with how little he has done to push back against the aggression and nastiness of some of his supporters.
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Will this game have something intelligent or interesting to say about its violence, or will it just be a festival of nastiness?
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But many voters surely saw him as authentic, relatable — a loving father and decent person disgusted with the nastiness coming his way.
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The exquisite nastiness of his art can probably be thanked for saving him from becoming a cliché, the Viennese Vincent van Gogh.
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Despite the onslaught of death threats, Mr Trump's tirades and online nastiness there is, so far, no obvious sign of more actual violence.
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If there's anyone feels as exhausted as we do about the current "nastiness" of the political cycle, it's former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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There seems to be no question that the Trump nastiness will continue, since it's served him so well in the polls so far.
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The first and probably most important reason is the fact that the nastiness of the 2016 election needs a defining moment of closure.
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He has spent his life forgiving people their nastiness so long as they are hostile to the Great Satan of the United States.
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Then, as now on the national political stage, nastiness was becoming the norm, preventing well-intentioned people from coming together to solve problems.
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Although coming from the left, it seems to know no bounds and mirrors the nationalistic nastiness of the Trump campaign in full swing.
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Webcam models, who livestream erotic performances for a paying audience, can't afford to be queasy about the risks or nastiness of internet culture.
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It's hard to get past the nastiness of the still-brewing and very public bickering between President Donald Trump and Senator Bob Corker.
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Combine Trump's personal nastiness with his unpopular agenda and it's no surprise his approval rating is hovering around a historically bad 41 percent.
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Few Explorers will see anything more challenging than dirt-road action, but the vehicle can tackle a respectable amount of nastiness off-road.
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Anger can distance people from one another, producing two sides of a vitriolic debate or leading people to isolate themselves from the nastiness.
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Oh, the vulgarity, the venality, the small-minded nastiness of those loathsome souls now crowding the stage at the Duke on 42nd Street.
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On the night of her New Hampshire loss, Ms. Warren bemoaned the intensifying nastiness between some of the other campaigns and their supporters.
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You generally wind up with a computer or phone that runs faster, feels newer and does a better job at resisting internet nastiness.
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Yet the candidates and their deep-pocketed allies have ensured a deeper nastiness this cycle, pursuing vitriol as less a secret than a strategy.
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"In 20 years of covering tech, I've never seen a battle for any type of contract reach this level of nastiness," Mr. Ives said.
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"I thought that all of this nastiness had been litigated and fought by my parents and grandparents," says Richardson-Hall, also a food blogger.
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We allowed all that nastiness to come to the surface, and we've been successful in shining a light on all that was going on.
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Also covered this week: a comic about one of Hellboy's best buds, and the moody story of an alien surveying the nastiness of Earth.
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Despite the nastiness of the debate, there were also definitely moments of great policy discussion — on the economy, abortion, foreign policy, and gun control.
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It might actually be a better nostalgia watch, full of faces you kind of remember and a narrative that's much lighter on the nastiness.
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As his book unfolds, though, his onetime ability to compartmentalize football and protect it from the nastiness of real life begins to melt away.
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First, such full-frontal nastiness feels like a snub to "Alien," which, with its flurry of sly glimpses, was a triumph of the peekaboo.
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"This election does stand out just for the level of nastiness all around," said Elliott Rebhun, the editor in chief of Scholastic Classroom Magazines.
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Aware that they're being exposed to bacteria and the incredible nastiness that is cat litter and still O.K. with their end of the bargain.
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Seesawing between humor and pathos, he fails to develop the story's occasional hints of underlying nastiness that suggest the program is not entirely benign.
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The first is that partisan conflict doesn't just seem to have become more intense this year: It has actually reached new levels of nastiness.
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So while it's nice to know that Pampers Pure diapers are hypoallergenic and free from all that nastiness, that doesn't really set them apart.
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Some of that nastiness inevitably ends up on your smartphone — but PhoneSoap Smartphone UV Sanitizer kills 99.99%† of germs, including cold and flu viruses.
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In the ever-evolving, uphill fight against trolls, abuse, and general nastiness on social media, Twitter announced on Monday that it's expanding notification filters.
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Then there is his favorite, go-to petty insult for Senator Elizabeth Warren, "Pocahontas," when he has an onset of nastiness directed at her.
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" Because of the nastiness, Trump vowed to his supporters that the gloves were coming off, and there would be "no more Mr. Nice Guy.
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Flash forward back to today -- and you think I make this up, we clearly have a whole new level of nastiness coming from the left.
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All right, when we come back here, this nastiness with Democrats saying that we&aposre going to get nasty no matter where Republicans gather. Really?
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The nastiness continued through election day, with both the ACLU and the NAACP announcing reports of fraudulent calls telling people their polling places had changed.
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He blew it spectacularly, for many reasons, including hubris, the intemperance of his character, the nastiness of his tactics and the incoherence of his ideas.
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He&aposs accomplishing things at a record-setting pace in record-setting time regardless of all the nastiness and negativity that&aposs hit upon him.
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Yet they seem to have no issue with a former CIA Director showing an unprecedented level of vitriol, accusation, and nastiness towards an elected President.
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John Lithgow exudes an air of conspiratorial nastiness as Living Robotics' founder, and Jeffrey Tambor has a tone of regretful defeat as Christian's imprisoned mentor.
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You see the meanness, the nastiness, they don't care who they hurt, who they have to run over in order to get power and control.
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The comic was an exercise in blasphemous nastiness, and over four seasons, the television show has taken that foul baton and gleefully run with it.
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If you're concerned about inequality, health care, climate change or even the nastiness of our political disagreements, then King has plenty to say to you.
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Obama told attendees that she is "sick of all the chaos and the nastiness of our politics," but that the importance of voting still remains.
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To feel confident that everyone is protected, you need antivirus software that can stand up to viruses, malware, spam, and any other nastiness lurking out there.
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South Carolina is a state known for its political nastiness, with a long history of dirty tricks that wouldn't fly in other parts of the country.
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While anonymity often gets blamed for the majority of video game harassment and nastiness, it's a poor explanation for what happens in Red Dead Online specifically.
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She would rather spend her time standing on the greens than standing in line, but she also seemed put off by the nastiness of the campaign.
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"How do you live with yourself if you call yourself a Christian with the nastiness that spews out of Washington right now and the White House?"
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Some Sanders supporters deserve rebuke for their nastiness, and Sanders himself can be fairly chided for not reining in—or at least scolding—these overzealous followers.
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It was the type of hit that ratchets up the nastiness quotient beyond the standard hostility that develops between rivals during the course of a series.
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He brought to his long work none of the nastiness that marks the jurisprudence of Thomas or Alito or the sanctimony that Gorsuch's nascent portfolio suggests.
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The contrast between Tilly's taste and beauty and the townspeople's nastiness is cartoonishly overdrawn, even as the cast members work valiantly to humanize their simplistic roles.
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But he undermines his accessibility when he incites nastiness against reporters at his rallies and revokes The Washington Post's credentials for a headline he doesn't like.
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What in the World International disputes over territory can be ugly affairs, waged with all the nastiness of a divorce, backed with the force of armies.
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Little is known about Mr. Noonan, who died in 1987, though it's clear that he was determined to avoid the nastiness that suffused his wife's world.
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Depending on your politics, you might pick one starting point or another for the nastiness of the modern battles between the parties over individual court seats.
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He also meant those deficient in the kind of personal nastiness that is supposed to be a virtue in the right's death struggle against progressive orthodoxies.
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The sobering takeaway from "America's Great Divide," explored at some length in the second half, is whether the nastiness that defines current political discourse is irrevocable.
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But it didn't take long before a politician who should know better decided to inject an ugly and potentially dangerous bit of nastiness into the situation.
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Jeff Flake's change of heart just before Friday's Judiciary Committee vote on Kavanaugh -- had done nothing to alleviate the tribalism and partisan nastiness coursing through Washington.
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And Seidel's nastiness seems, in this work, a necessary defense against fear, rather than a shock tactic that has escalated as his readers' interest has dwindled.
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You'll develop an advanced practical skillset to combat online threats including advanced hackers, trackers, malware, and pretty much any other Internet nastiness that gets thrown at you.
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Of course, the widely held theory is Trump started all this nastiness during the campaign and it's just gotten worse -- almost tweet-by-tweet -- throughout his administration.
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"Maybe he reflects more of us today ... this nastiness and the crassness that you see in politics maybe were more reflective of our society," Daley told Axelrod.
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For months on end, half of this country was pitted against the other in a presidential campaign the nastiness of which surpassed all others in recent memory.
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Oprah Winfrey is putting the kibosh on talk of a White House run, saying she wouldn't be able to deal with the "bullshit" and "nastiness" of politics.
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Their current season has begun to produce disturbing echoes of the last one: the same competitive despair, the same threat of irrelevance, the same undertones of nastiness.
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Maybe they'll find future standard-bearers with better impulse control and fewer personal skeletons in their closets, but the underlying nastiness is now part of Republican DNA.
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Dangerzone is a simple quarantine program that allows anyone to sanitize untrusted documents, neutering any tracking beacons, malicious scripts, or other nastiness that those files might carry.
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Would we have also tolerated the nastiness directed at Senator McCain for taking a principled stand against torture even as he battles for his life against cancer?
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Yet part of this movie's ticklish nastiness is that at first it isn't at all clear whether she will be the master of doom or its helpmate.
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Our decision to vote against the entertainment with our feet, earned us a Sunday full of threats, postings of the location of our home and other nastiness.
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But their attempts to justify cruelty as being somehow in the national interest are low energy, especially compared with the enthusiastic nastiness Trump exhibits at political rallies.
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But during this election campaign, nastiness has been one of the only unifying themes, as parties trade insults and dig up scandals from coast to coast to coast.
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In a happier, better world, I would be in Aegina writing my [books] without the chores of electoral politics or the nastiness that one encounters even amongst comrades.
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One, the deportation, the breaking up of families, just the total nastiness of this administration to Dreamers is just an issue that strikes the heart chords of America.
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This was embarrassing to watch, and if the next four years are marked by the kind of nastiness we saw on the stage tonight, that's down right scary.
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And at the same time, they're subject to the same kind of vehement nastiness that is meted out to any other celebrity written up in the Daily Mail.
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And that matters because my children may soon lose the right to live and work in the rest of the EU, an insurance policy against nastiness at home.
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His speed, punching power and ability to avoid a hit were peerless, but so too was the nastiness of his approach, and the sheer, undiluted spite on show.
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That's why Depp's accolade is so disconcerting: it's a clear indicator that he has been forgiven and that all the nastiness dredged up in 2016 has been forgotten.
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I have long been a vocal B.D.S. opponent at CUNY and helped to found a national organization of academics to fight it, and I've experienced the nastiness firsthand.
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Perhaps because the nastiness directed at him came mainly from the left, he didn't acknowledge that the most dangerous commentary came from the right, and from the top.
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Pushing a walker afterward, she spoke of the xenophobia that persisted after the election of Barack Obama, which she had expected to augur an end to such nastiness.
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Instead of the typical cespool cesspool of nastiness you expect from online games, in Journey you're joined by only one other random player from anywhere in the world.
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It's harder still to set the boundary of this centralized thought-policing: Was it "organized nastiness" when hundreds of Sanders supporters replied to Warren's tweets with snake emojis?
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But unfortunately, it also brought out a bolt of nastiness, when someone from the industry used her coming out as an opportunity to call her character into question.
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This nastiness all really happened, as anyone who's read Walter Isaacson's sprawling biography or seen Danny Boyle's tense film (both titled, with blessed simplicity, "Steve Jobs") will know.
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The ambition is laudable, but Tim Miller's movie, far from seeming reckless and loose-limbed, comes across as pathologically calculated, measuring out its nastiness to the last drop.
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Too much of today's left is too busy pointing out the ugliness of the Trumpian right to notice its own ugliness: its censoriousness, nastiness and complacent self-righteousness.
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The resourcefulness and nastiness of this particular breed of scam is truly impressive, and Patel and 23 others will be going away for a while for their many crimes.
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Because Luther invariably gets assigned to track down the worst of the worst, the more generic iterations on the theme can easily feel like nastiness for its own sake.
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But in the political space, especially in the age of social media, we're all engaged in constant grandstanding and the nastiness and division is ratcheted up all the time.
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He later opened his own promotion, Resistance Pro Wrestling, and tried very hard to buy TNA, which led to some nastiness between him and then TNA Chairwoman Dixie Carter.
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Judging from the flame wars on Twitter, the nastiness of Facebook comments and the vitriol on Reddit, there are certainly a lot of collisions in the digital public sphere.
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As for the nastiness ... Resnicow allegedly once threatened neighbors with a harpoon-like device for siding with Theroux, and he even inserted himself in Justin's breakup with Jennifer Aniston.
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Steve Scalise in critical condition on Wednesday morning, you might be forgiven for wondering whether the nastiness of our politics could actually change -- at least for a short time.
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First, it revealed the extent of Hezbollah's global criminal networks, showing that the group is now on par with the Italian and Russian mafia for size, scope and nastiness.
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The very intensity and nastiness of former CIA Director Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence Clapper is an attempt to distract attention from their failure to protect America.
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" So she made sure that feeling came across, using her whole body and facial expressions to capture the visceral nastiness of ideas like "Diseased gastric dining" and "Aromatic mastitis.
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This bit of nastiness belongs entirely to Mr. Trump — he has made a choice to torment undocumented families — and his attempt to pass the buck is dishonest and gutless.
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It had the fewest candidates — six — but the most nastiness, because those candidates clearly felt an urgency to diminish their competitors and elevate themselves before it was too late.
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What but some profound sense of inadequacy could explain the neediness and the nastiness, the pout and the pettiness, the vanity and the vulgarity, the anger and the aggression?
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Nicholas Kristof America may seem leaderless, with nastiness and bullying ascendant, but the best of our nation materialized during a moral crisis on a commuter train in Portland, Ore.
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They included whether he would be able to garner enough money and support, and the nastiness of the campaign he predicted President Trump would run against whomever Democrats nominate.
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It's a wonderfully simple way of dealing with the harassment and the other nastiness that plagues so many of today's online social networks, including the photo-happy, Facebook-owned Instagram.
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"What I was talking about was the nastiness that is present today in indoctrinating people in gender theory," he said when asked to elaborate on his earlier comments in Georgia.
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The word beats like a metronome through this wondrous book, capturing the nastiness and brutality of the world as seen by a young black man in the early 19th century.
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In the rare occasion nastiness does arrive (once every few weeks, usually when a post has been shared "outside" of the group to another person's feed), I unceremoniously block them.
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Clinton and establishment Democrats and Republicans have been acutely tone deaf about the new and rising tolerance the voters have had for nastiness in this new social media dominated world.
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I'll take fake nice any day, if you're one of these people who's capable of torment and torture and horror and nastiness -- and you choose nice for any reason. Good.
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There are plenty of air quality sensors out there but so far the Awair Glow is the only sensor I've found that can do something about nastiness in your environment.
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Girl on the Train doesn't have the cold, clinching nastiness of Ben Affleck's Gone Girl, but it has the voyeuristic impulse — deceptiveness, too — that's key to many good movie thrillers.
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The DNC emails, which showed up on Wikileaks last week, revealed what's being perceived as bias toward Hillary Clinton, or at the very least nastiness toward the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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First, though, they have an argument about sexual politics (poetic on the page, unconvincing on the stage), and snipe at one another with what seems like out-of-nowhere nastiness.
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Mr Trump's critics can be mildly reassured that banging on about "America first" has plenty of precedent; yet they will also be disturbed by the nastiness of some of that history.
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A few more things to look for from Arizona State in 2017-18: ROUGH ROMELLO: White should give Arizona State a dose of nastiness it hasn&apost had in recent years.
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"In that political structure ― all the non-truths, the bulls–t, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on ― I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey says.
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Despite all the nastiness and the tawdry content of this presidential campaign, young people have tuned in and are only going to remain involved in the future, some of them say.
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In the aftermath of the nastiness towards journalists at the University of Missouri, Mr Faloughi and others distributed flyers around campus urging students to respect the media and the First Amendment.
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But many also insist that if a separation were to occur, it would be mostly amicable — nothing resembling the nastiness that occurred after LeBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010.
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Republicans, including Trump, might keep the government open just because they don't want to tarnish Bush's memorial with partisan nastiness they otherwise would not hesitate to foist on all of America.
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But the nastiness that has been brought out into the open by the current presidential campaign demonstrates that hatred and suspicion are more endemic than a collection of personal stories suggests.
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Neither has Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, where Mr. Trump campaigned against him Saturday night and lashed out at Democrats for "their meanness and nastiness" in handling the judge.
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Even when Weinstein publicly crossed the line — almost coming to blows with a rival at Sundance in the 1990s, for instance — the nastiness faded, becoming part of his roguish public identity.
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Despite efforts to curb hate speech, eradicate bullying and extend tolerance, a culture of nastiness has metastasized in which meanness is routinely rewarded, and common decency and civility are brushed aside.
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It's a nasty, ugly movie, and it's all but impossible to tell if Tarantino is reveling in that nastiness and ugliness (which he does from time to time, as in his 83 movie Death Proof) or depicting it so that we might reflect on our own nastiness and ugliness (which he did in his 2012 movie Django Unchained, whose core goal seems to be forcing white Americans to confront their ancestors' role in the institution of slavery).
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The campaign minefield was already difficult to digest -- with the unprecedented name-calling, nastiness and negativity between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- then came the now infamous "Access Hollywood" tape that surfaced.
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The 2016 presidential election is shaping up as a six-month long car wreck, a campaign of nastiness and violence that people say they hate but from which they cannot look away.
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The difficulty Trump faces is that even if his diehard fans love this stuff, he needs to persuade undecided voters too, and they may be scared off by all of his nastiness.
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A devastating Bloomberg report earlier this month showed that for years YouTube executives ignored warnings from their own employees that the misinformation and nastiness on the site had gotten out of hand.
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Just take a look at this nastiness that Selden Jr. laid out: So tonight, Uncle Anthony promised to come back with something bigger for tonight's championship game, and something bigger he brought.
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Sadly, in today's raucous media world, where negativity and nastiness dominate political coverage, the good that politicians do is seldom emphasized while all their shortcomings are laid bare for all to see.
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Maybe it's partly the nastiness of this divisive election season, but this musical paean to the difficulties and transcendence of art seemed to pull us all into a teary collective of empathy.
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The sex itself was like morning sex has always been in my experience; intimate, sensual, soulful, cuddly, and lacking the athleticism, theatricality and occasional nastiness that are mainstays of our nighttime efforts.
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Nine years ago, the marine-science nonprofit Whale Times established Hagfish Day, an unofficial October holiday to 'celebrate the beauty of ugly' and praise the unparalleled nastiness of these disgusting slime eels.
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My audience, by the way, was especially tickled by the satirical portrait of the show's one major British character, King George III, embodied with Hogarthian nastiness by a divinely petulant Michael Jibson.
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He instead turned the attention to the attacks that his own campaign and wife have faced and asserted that 99.9% of his supporters are people who would not engage in such nastiness.
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"In that political structure – all the non-truths, the bulls---, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on – I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey tells British Vogue.
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And when a vein of nastiness opens beneath the banter (who knew Broadbent could be so wickedly threatening?) as ancient resentments swell and burst, the backstabbing menace feels jarringly out of place.
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Clinton's loss would cause women to retreat from running for public office, turned off by the combat and nastiness ushered in by a reality-TV star who vanquished the bookish, dutiful woman.
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"In that political structure – all the non-truths, the bulls---, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on – I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey told British Vogue Tuesday.
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As President-elect Donald Trump meets with President Barack Obama, executives at tech's biggest companies are urging employees put aside the nastiness of this past election season, and look toward a bright future.
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He crashed the Republican Party with the nastiness of his 2016 primary campaign -- remember the name calling, scapegoating, and mockery -- and then scorched the Earth in his general election attacks on Hillary Clinton.
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The paper has now shut down comments after years of nastiness, but people responding on Facebook called the man a criminal and declared that they had no sympathy for his wife and children.
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Yet even before that begins, the first two hours feature Nick dealing with an assortment of psychopaths and sadists, with Nick and Happy's wacky banter expected to offset the nastiness with comic relief.
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"In that political structure -- all the non-truths, the bullsh*t, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on -- I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey told British Vogue.
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This moment is the culmination of four interconnected but ultimately unsustainable trends that have turbocharged polarization over the last two decades: Close competition fueled partisan nastiness and increased the demand for campaign money.
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In the days before the election, the Chinese government, eager to point out to its citizens the advantages of one-party rule by the Communist Party, used the nastiness of the Trump vs.
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That's all in the Lardner, but Mr. Lithgow adds another emotional channel by showing us how the barber, himself a good old boy, is implicated in the nastiness he pretends only to describe.
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Her mother exudes quirky English nastiness, but, in one of the season's most moving arcs, is afraid to admit to herself or anyone else how adrift she'd be without Sam and the girls.
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Coupled with a long history of nastiness and misogyny that nearly torpedoed his Senate confirmation as ambassador to Germany, his is a resume that bodes ill for this most sensitive of administration positions.
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We're told despite all the nastiness between the 2, Brandon felt it was time to move on because at the end of the day ... he loves his dad and wants to have a relationship.
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At certain moments, like the two mentioned, and other, similarly tasteless flights of nastiness, the answer (at least for this graduate of the Oscar the Grouch Academy of Trash Can Aesthetics) is emphatically yes.
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They were sitting ducks in the '60s when the upstart Marvel Comics company started pumping out morally ambiguous heroes who embraced an inner nastiness and didn't really give a damn what other characters thought.
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The manner in which Bolton was dismissed — straight out the door, without even the fig leaf of resignation — is of a piece with the trademark nastiness that has distinguished this president all his life.
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And it's that kind of nastiness that could very well encourage others not to vote for aid to Texas or the next state that gets slammed by a disaster like this in the future.
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Katherine (Florence Pugh) enters into a marriage that is a form of captivity, subjected to the nastiness of her husband and the rigid authority of her father-in-law, a prosperous coal-mine owner.
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The internet has always been lawless, but the chaos of the Trump era has worsened online nastiness to the point where even I, a verifiably snarky internet writer, have grown sick of it all.
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But while her network figured out the basic forms of the pick-up line — things like "hey baby" and "you must be a..." — it mercifully didn't produce the kind of nastiness that characterizes the form.
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And set aside Theon's downright nastiness before war found him, when he was just an insecure young man who spent his time insulting Jon Snow's bastard status and trying to get freebies from sex workers.
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We'll leave it to you to decide whether people relish the nastiness when it comes to the country's first female major-party presidential nominee, or whether there are simply more of these articles to read.
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So, friends, if you can't manage to get a spot on Hell's Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef or Master Chef Junior—but you still want a personal dose of Ramsay's trademark nastiness—head to Twitter.
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Establishing a solidly dysfunctional family drama before things get full-on freaky, Gavin Williams's cautiously escalating script gives the audience an anchor and at least two reasons to care when the nastiness hits the fan.
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By giving high office to buffoons, by choosing thugs as their representatives and by reveling in nastiness for its own sake, the Conservative brand now is principally a marker of contempt for political order itself.
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It is an impressive logistical feat, and an impressive aesthetic one as well, a radical reframing of public nastiness pulsing with the spirit of 1960s protest folk, 1990s Lilith Fair and 2010s D.I.Y. warehouse punk.
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These Tories are seriously afraid that unless something changes, they could be heading for electoral and economic disaster with a combination of a chaotic, ill-planned Brexit and the appearance of complacent and entitled nastiness.
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At such a dire time, it makes sense to turn to leaders who understand the concept of "total war," with all of its incumbent nastiness that Trump supporters now fully understand that we are engaged.
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T. Greg Doucette is a Durham-based criminal defense lawyer, fierce civil libertarian and anti-Trump conservative whose perspicacious twitter essays on the grinding nastiness of America's criminal justice system have earned him a wide following.
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Elizabeth Warren criticized the "organized nastiness" of Bernie Sanders' supporters on Thursday, hours after leaving the race following a disappointing Super Tue day performance and amid a flurry of online calls for her to drop out.
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But it's been lovely to see others speak up for us - we're so grateful to everyone who's done that in a civil way (and gutted to see some use it as a reason for more nastiness).
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With stout defense, a hint of nastiness, and a return to their speed and puck-control game, the Rangers tied the first-round playoff series at two games apiece with a 21-1 win on Tuesday.
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"In that political structure ― all the non-truths, the bulls–t, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on ― I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey said in an interview with British Vogue.
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The September release of the Broken EP shoved all of that leather-clad nastiness and rubbed raw flesh of that truly subversive alternative scene into the oily faces of teenage American suburbanites like a stranger's filthy unmentionables.
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It's as if, with this one spectacular matchup, the nastiness of living in the US right now has drifted into the background, and our focus is on something -- Belichick and Brady's Trump leanings be damned -- genuinely apolitical.
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Cruel Intentions' indulgence of teenage nastiness, as well as teenage obsession and devotion, paints a picture of morality so scrambled that the only real takeaway seems to be that people are bad, and we're all gonna die.
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The nastiness of the campaign put a chill in the air that was palpable even before the candidates took the stage and went straight to their lecterns without a handshake or even a glance at each other.
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Because the Democratic Party ultimately unified behind then-Senator Barack Obama, and he went on to win a landslide victory in November, the 2008 campaign isn't remembered eight years later for the nastiness of the Democratic primary.
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Comey's recounting of the logical hops in the conversation -- from Trump's inaugural crowd size to the nastiness of the 2016 campaign to how tall his son, Barron, was is perhaps the most powerful moment in the memos.
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The audience saw him apply the question-what-you-think-you-know approach of the television show to the election, beginning with the idea that no presidential campaign has ever approached the nastiness of the current one.
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Adora's nastiness was all on the surface, from the pleasure she seemed to take in hurting and humiliating Camille to the way she flaunted whatever was going on between her and Vickery in front of her husband.
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But after President Trump's parting shots against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the day he left the Group of 7 summit meeting in Quebec, the country reacted with uncharacteristic outrage and defiance at a best friend's nastiness.
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The most recent twist in this endless debate came last week, when Elizabeth Warren complained of "organized nastiness" among Sanders's supporters on The Rachel Maddow Show, in her first interview after dropping out of the primary contest.
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The nastiness between Trump and Cruz seemed likely to auger a new series of questions about how the Republican Party will rally around a candidate who few in the GOP thought would ever be its presidential nominee.
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Since that race — which was unusual for the public nastiness on display from both sides — both Pelosi and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, who went all-in for Pallone, have tended to stay out of chairmanship contests.
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There's so much info dished out it's hard to know where to begin, but Drake suggests the nastiness started when Kanye essentially lured him to Wyoming to record music ... but ended up backstabbing him and betraying his trust.
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Mr Trump's nastiness helped Mrs Clinton all the more because she did not make the best use of her own speaking time, too often reciting wish-lists of policies as if reading the minutes from a committee meeting.
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For another dose of macabre nastiness after "Alice" and "The Black Rider," head to Schauspiel Stuttgart, where The Tiger Lillies' "Lulu," originally performed in Britain by Opera North in 2014, has been given a grueling and acrobatic production.
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The former talk show host and "A Wrinkle in Time" star cited "that political structure — all the non-truths, the bullshit, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff" as the reason she was turned off to politics.
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The Senate returns on Monday to resume work on legislation to combat the nation's growing opioid epidemic, but there are continued signs that the bipartisan bill is getting caught in the increasing nastiness surrounding the Supreme Court fight.
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After spending a long day immersed in Judge Gorsuch's rulings, I can confirm one certainty about the judge: He is an elegant writer whose opinions have all the punch of Justice Scalia's but none of the occasional nastiness.
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The moisture in the air serve as a sort of environmental sauna for these lucky denizens, cleansing all that nastiness from their pores and expelling it out of their system like Linda Blair's green barf in The Exorcist.
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If partisans on both sides felt more secure that they could live their values at home regardless of who was in power in Washington, this could lighten some of the zero-sum nastiness and dysfunction of national politics.
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Frank Field, 76, who has represented Birkenhead in northwest England since 1979, said on Thursday he would now sit as an independent Labour member of parliament due to anti-semitism and "intolerance, nastiness and intimidation" within the party.
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But in a race defined by nastiness, with Mr. Hugin, 64, lobbing corruption allegations and Mr. Menendez highlighting the cost of cancer drugs at Mr. Hugin's former company, the final week swung on a single issue: Mr. Trump.
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It doesn't take a lot to get the average voter to tell you what he doesn't like about Donald Trump: the nastiness, the divisiveness, the lying, the tweeting, the chaos, the epic boastfulness matched by bottomless self-pity.
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Single-winner elections do a poor job of winnowing a large field of candidates down to one who reflects majority agreement, and encourage the type of nastiness we're seeing now, because it's all-or-nothing for each candidate.
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The reaction to a sitting president commenting on the perceived nastiness of a member of Queen Elizabeth's family — who put on a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, to impress and placate him — was reliably parsed along tribal lines.
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Yet you prefer to play down these human impacts; as a "crazy idea", or by implying that 'a little' amplified human nastiness is the necessary cost of being in the big multinational business of connecting everyone and 'socializing' everything.
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You get dragged into the gutter of nastiness and pettiness and shame and all of these things, and it sometimes seems healthier and wiser to just move on with your life and not allow yourself to be re-victimized.
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We can argue about whether most voters like a really nasty campaign, but it's not debatable that if Trump wants more GOP support, he should direct that nastiness against a Democrat who makes just about every Republican's skin crawl.
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"In that political structure - all the non-truths, the bullshit, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on - I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey told the magazine, where she features on its August cover.
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He was jeered by the partisan crowd throughout the competition and even on the podium, in a display of nastiness that Thomas Bach, the president of the International Olympic Committee, has described as "shocking" and "unacceptable at the Olympics".
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But on Mr. Trump's mysterious internal spectrum of assessing female nastiness, the duchess's comments about him, while nasty, did not seem to amount to a terminal "nasty woman" sort of condition, one he had previously assigned to Hillary Clinton.
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" Tapper also spoke at length about the importance of civility, decency and treating people with respect at a time when, as he put it in his speech, "nastiness and mockery and meanness sometimes seem as if they're spreading like a contagion.
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"In that political structure — all the non-truths, the bullshit, the crap, the nastiness, the backhanded backroom stuff that goes on — I feel like I could not exist," Winfrey said in excerpts from an interview with British Vogue released this week.
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So here's my contrarian take: Putting aside some of the personal nastiness from top brass, Wasserman Schultz was really just "curating" her party, just as the Democratic chairs have always done since the hostile takeover and massive blowout of '72.
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"I am exhausted by the invasion into my privacy and the nastiness and intimidation that has become commonplace," Heidi Allen, a member of Parliament, wrote in a detailed letter to her constituents explaining why she will not be on the ballot.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Looking towards the future, Trump turned up the nationalistic nastiness and announced that he had just signed an order to re-examine the military detention policy and to keep the prison at Guantanamo open.
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Her conviction and resignation stem from a byzantine scandal that included a leaked collection of emails to and from Pennsylvania judges and prosecutors, running the gamut of nastiness, from sexist goof-around emails, to bananas-in-bodily-orifices porn emails.
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Zobel, two of whose earlier features ("Great World of Sound" and "Compliance") were shrewd, showy studies of power and deceit, is skilled at keeping the viewer off balance, in a state of queasy, slightly guilty anticipation for the nastiness to come.
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Their nastiness — two players missed games this series because of suspensions — smothered Boston's top two lines for the first five games, limiting those six players to two total points at even strength, one an empty-net goal in Game 1.
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At the risk of being self-congratulatory, let me just say that part of what we're trying to do with these conversations is model a certain kind of discourse — disagreement minus nastiness — that we could all use a little more of.
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The Leave victory in June 2016 has defined and marred British politics ever since, creating havoc within the traditional parties and bringing a nastiness and cruelty to public life that still seems very un-British, even to the British themselves.
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More monster movie than a superhero one, Sony's attempt to expand its Spider-Man franchise with this solo vehicle for one of his more colorful villains makes a mess of the tone, staggering from horror-tinged nastiness to split-personality comedy.
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Succumbing to IT makes life easier — "everything's taken care of, in total, without options or alternatives," Meg is told, and she's tempted with a vision of herself as a more popular, smarter, prettier girl — but the result is just basically nastiness.
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READ: Opinion - Bernie, Hillary, stop the nastiness As the two delivered harsh attacks throughout the night -- on multiple occasions inviting intervention from the moderators -- a rowdy crowd at the Brooklyn Navy Yards stoked the tension, loudly cheering and hissing to take sides.
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In a presidential election season dominated by nastiness and debates over the character of the two candidates at the top of the ticket, these initiatives remind us that people really do care about issues, and voters will decide some pretty important things today.
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The "coat-tail" effect generally works down the ballot, "from the White House to the courthouse", says Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia; but when related worries—say, the whiff of nastiness—pervade the ticket, the influence can flow both ways.
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In many respects, Mr. Ryan, the House speaker, delivered the classic speech of a major party nominee: papering over the nastiness of the primary, providing a positive vision of governing, and giving the party's disparate factions a narrative they could all get behind.
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Walked by the greengrocer this morning on the way to the subway and got hit with one of those creeper breezes that scuttle along the sidewalk, usually picking up nastiness, but today it was rich with the scent of peaches, musky and sweet.
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In Trump's mind then there is nothing at all contradictory about a 55-minute public jaw session on Tuesday in which he decried the nastiness of politics and talked up his commitment to changing things and a Wednesday tweet running down California Sen.
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But polling and focus groups reflect a growing unease among a small but potentially decisive group of voters who sided with Mr. Trump in 2016 but are increasingly turned off by the unremitting nastiness, the gratuitous squabbles and the endless chaos he sows.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Uncensored, Scaramucci Rails at His Rivals in the West Wing" (front page, July 28): Anthony Scaramucci calls to mind a Mini-Me version of President Trump, duplicating his coarseness, nastiness, thin skin and disregard for actual facts.
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Seriously, were it not for the mass of MAGA hats, D.C. onlookers to Friday's incident could reasonably have assumed they happened upon some spontaneous Washington NFL team pep rally, whipped out a grill, fired up burgers and brats and joined in the nastiness.
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The way the story shifts over time to be about something much bigger than scared-of-the-dark nastiness earned The Babadook a lot of respect and admiration on release, and it helped set the stage for even more films about very specific fears.
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Donna and Cameron, whose once promising partnership fell apart in nastiness midway through season three, make their first real, tentative strides toward reconciliation in the episode's latter half, the absence of Gordon giving them something to talk about — really talk about — for the first time.
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"The sense of entitlement is just too strong in the blogging community and the nastiness, hissy fits and general hate displayed after one of your members was not granted her request for a freebie is giving your whole industry a bad name," Stenson wrote.
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Despite being a NATO member, and despite the evident nastiness of Islamic State, it did not let the American-led coalition fighting IS use its air bases, or even its air space, until about nine months after air strikes against IS began in September 2014.
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In a party striving to shake off its reputation for nastiness, his "Easterhouse modernisation" contrasted with the more metropolitan brand of renewal on offer: the "Soho" modernisation devised by well-heeled London Tories like Mr Cameron and George Osborne, now chancellor of the exchequer.
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And if you think there's a lot of right-on-right nastiness, just wait until the general election campaign, when the raging right meets the livid left head-on in a country that is more politically polarized than it has been in many decades.
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The supposed nastiness of the creamy-coloured, brown-glazed puck has contributed to Air Koryo being regularly branded the worst airline in the world by review website Skytrax, although customer write-ups of the airline are far more favourable than the site's in-house verdict.
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Political scientist Lilliana Mason also has some very convincing evidence that partisan sorting, far more than ideological extremism, is to blame for the growing nastiness of polarization, since partisan sorting has increased notably over the past several decades, whereas issue positions have been mostly stable.
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If you think the nastiness and hysteria you've seen on social media since Donald Trump was elected has made people want to take a Facebook break, wait until you see what social media would be like if no one wanted to share anything there at all.
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For all the focus on how nasty and offensive Trump was, there was a stronger and steadier stream of nastiness from editorials in major papers, posts on social media, and conversations in office break rooms and classrooms that bashed Trump, sometimes even equating him to Hitler.
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The problem is, dirty water makes people and animals sick, and as examples such as the syringe tide—where medical waste and trash washed up on New York City beaches in the late 1980's— have taught us, all the nastiness comes back to us eventually.
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With so much negativity and nastiness coming from the president-elect, and so little effort from him to build bridges to Democrats or to reach out to the majority of the electorate that didn't vote for him, it's no surprise he didn't get a real honeymoon.
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The stiff dialogue, garish special effects, and the almost whimsical tone make for yet another frustrating reintroduction to director Alexandre Aja, who's blunted the gleeful nastiness of his early horror movies (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes) into tonally confused, baffling projects like Horns and Louis Drax.
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From his breakout movie, "Welcome to the Dollhouse" (1996), Mr. Solondz has been a sharp-eyed, cross-eyed portraitist of the festering nastiness within picket-fence suburbia, offering boundary-pushing variations on the domestic hells once summoned by fiction writers like John Cheever and Richard Yates.
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"Of course, a big part of Donald Trump's electorate will agree with its champion about the 'nastiness of the press,' will laugh at one of his vengeful morning tweets, and will clamor for even more slogans that denounce the paralysis of the political machine," he added.
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Washington (CNN)Over two weeks, Chief Justice John Roberts has served as a careful steward of Senate procedures and ensured that the impeachment trial did not descend into nastiness or an outing of the whistleblower whose information months ago triggered this prosecution of President Donald Trump.
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Then I summoned Louie, played by Danny DeVito, the abusive dispatcher, and considered how much easier our search would be if we were interacting with Louie, how much more humane—or at least human—his nastiness was than this Kafkaesque chain of politely ineffectual customer reps.
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If The Hateful Eight represented a real nastiness nadir, Once Upon a Time has arrived as low-key relief — a melancholy and languid (until its final moments) movie about the friendship between two fading showbiz types who are getting left behind by both counterculture and the American New Wave.
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Read more: Disney CEO Bob Iger roasted Twitter for its 'nastiness' and says its abuse problem is why an acquisition never happenedHe hinted that head of Lucasfilm Kathleen Kennedy is "trying really hard" to make sure involving a female director in a Star Wars film happens at some point.
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Especially for the roster of women in Parliament who begged Mr. Johnson to calm his incendiary language, the outbursts were chilling, exposing the vitriol within parts of the Brexit project and the nastiness that lawmakers say Mr. Johnson has often reserved for women who stood up to him.
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Here's what you might have missed amid a busy news week: 3 ways MLK speaks to our time Martin Luther King Jr. may be largely associated with his civil rights legacy, but he had plenty to say about issues like health care and the nastiness of our political disagreements.
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Jakks Pacific Skid Shot 30 Okay, yes, the Skid Shot 13 has skid in the title, and probably makes you think of skid marks and that one summer of nastiness where you're brother refused to wipe, but the $20 Skid Shot 30 is only tangentially related to the bum hole.
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I think the findings suggest that Americans would be well served to focus less intently on the nastiness of our partisan politics and the material temptations of our consumer culture, and to focus more on the communities they are part of and exercising their freedom to live as they wish.
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Whether it was in China originally when you took the job and settling there, South Korea, hostile bid from Broadcom and the nastiness that followed there, potentially losing a lot of board members and somehow managing to avoid getting taken over as a result of the U.S. authorities kind of stepping in.
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I always laugh at "experts" who routinely use ill-advised words like "unprecedented" when describing negative politics in modern elections, because nothing can really beat the nastiness of the elections of 1800 or 1828 where sitting presidents were accused in the established newspapers no less of everything from being hermaphrodites to pimps.
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At a time of confusion and nastiness over immigration, it is worth recalling that he joined with Senator Edward Kennedy in 2005 and then again in 2007 to push a grand compromise that paired stronger controls at the border with a path to citizenship for the nation's 11 or so million undocumented immigrants.
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Read more:Elizabeth Warren criticizes Bernie Sanders supporters for 'organized nastiness,' saying women who supported her campaign were harassed30% of Democratic voters have no idea who they want to be the 2020 nomineeBernie Sanders admits he's 'not getting young people to vote like I wanted'LARRY SANDERS: My brother Bernie 'would have beaten Trump'
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The main character in the tale, Trashcan Man, probably grew up like I did – he set off fireworks but he also went to Columbia University – but his experience was formed by the burgeoning nastiness of Howard Stern (whose shows often featured a young Donald Trump) and the free-for-all nature of the early Internet.
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Because if Taylor Swift really does just want the Kardashian-West household to stop publicly pestering her, if she really didn't approve that line, if this whole thing is just a case of Kanye West using the singer as a ploy to gain attention without consent, then it's just a case of unnecessary nastiness.
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Caplan: Well, I have some optimism that not next week and not next month, but within the next six months, I think we'll start to see some drugs appear that do have a beneficial impact, at least in maybe attenuating, tamping down the nastiness of the disease, maybe shifting it from death sentence to survivability.
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For a race defined mostly by its nastiness — Mr. Menendez's Republican opponent, Bob Hugin, has spent millions on negative ads, and Mr. Menendez, with help from the national party, has responded in kind — the focus for the two senators was less about the opponent on the ballot than the man in the White House.
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Yes, at times Sanders has jabbed Hillary Clinton for her speaking fees from big banks and Clinton has critiqued Sanders for being unrealistic, but for the most part the Democratic debates and contest in general have been substantive and respectful, marred by none of the gutter-sniping childish behavior and personal nastiness that has typified the Republican side.
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Instead, she chose to go along with, and even to feed into, the rank partisanship and power politics that defined this process and have dominated American politics recently Margaret Chase Smith, serving in the Senate in an era of similar (or even worse) political dysfunction and nastiness, did not stand by idly and ignore that issue.
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How tap water became toxic in Flint The Flint River had long had a reputation for nastiness when the state made the switch, and a 2011 study had found that before water from the Flint River could be considered potable, it would need to be treated with an anti-corrosion agent, a measure that would have cost the state about $100 a day.
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The concept of a socially aware club, standing up for the same universal values as us – and actually having shaped them into the form of a constitution – while making magic happen during one of the darkest football seasons in European football, when far-right extremism and all that nastiness had taken over the terraces all over the continent, was something like a miracle.
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The "disturbing aspects" mentioned in the series' title card are, I suspect, those that relate to a particularly major, maybe-controversial plot point in the pilot; without explicitly spoiling what unfolds, it is worth saying that the most disturbing thing about the storyline is its unnecessariness, a nasty flourish with the nastiness somewhat negated by the fact that Thirteen Reasons Why already exists.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE on Sunday railed against the "nastiness" of the current political climate as she called on people to vote in this year's midterm elections.
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This is a dreamy, eerie half-hour that feels for all the world like something the residents of Twin Peaks might have watched on TV. "The Howling Man" (season two, episode five): Of The Twilight Zone's three most prolific writers, Charles Beaumont has always been the one whose work I connected to least, striking me as an uneasy blend between Serling's love of lecturing and Richard Matheson's nastiness.
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And though Paul becomes the target of tabloid nastiness, it's his loved ones who suffer the most — his wife, Marie (Julie Walters), fully aware that her husband was a philanderer; their daughter, Dee (Andrea Riseborough), who questions how well she knew her father, and how much of his behavior she blocked out; and his comedic partner, Karl (Tim McInnerny), who wonders what to reveal of the secrets he and Paul kept.
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The verbal attacks on me for defending President Trump's civil liberties — as I would be defending Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's civil liberties, had she been elected — fall into several categories: bigotry (ageism, anti-Semitism), threats and curses, false comparisons to Hitler and other dictators, false personal accusations (that I am being paid or blackmailed by President Trump) and, finally, just simple nastiness.
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CNN's Jim Acosta said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has "normalized and sanitized nastiness and cruelty" in the U.S. Speaking at a political conference hosted by CNN, the White House correspondent said that during a rally last week in Montana, a Trump supporter "was doing these body slam moves" and made a throat-slitting gesture at Acosta.
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This may be the most important demand of most voters across the political spectrum; the contrast in the Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE/Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-28503 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE/Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-22019 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE food fight and repulsive nastiness is another reason for this.
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