"Hollywood constantly reminds me, 'You're nobody, you're not worthy enough to audition for this, you're not worthy enough to be cast in this,'" because of her ethnicity, she said.
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"She has spread a rumor that I am emotionally unstable, she's belittled me, she's made me feel like I'm not worthy and I'm not worthy of your love," she says.
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We are truly not worthy of this piece of art.
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"They are not worthy of the public trust," he said.
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If you can't beat the level, it's deemed not worthy.
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I mean, at least it's not worthy of one yet.
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The War on Guns is not worthy of your time.
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Our sad, crumbling world is not worthy of Keanu Reeves.
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Black Christians in Africa are seemingly not worthy of protection.
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Our crumbling, imperfect world is not worthy of Keanu Reeves.
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I never want to make them feel like they're not worthy.
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Or perhaps I'm simply not worthy of experiencing such a moment.
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Are we [the facial difference community] not worthy of representing ourselves?
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The NIH grants committee deemed her work "not worthy of discussion".
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To my teenage brain, this translated as I am not worthy.
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" He added that the question is "not worthy of a response.
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They oppress me, they upset me, and they are not worthy.
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The approach is not worthy of respect in a democratic society.
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So, maybe he meant in a "we're not worthy" kinda way.
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I guess some women are just beyond respectability, not worthy of it.
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I'm not worthy of even elementary health care without paying for it?
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Some physicians describe the decrease as "encouraging," but not worthy of celebrating.
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I was just a blubbering mess, like, 'I'm not worthy of this.
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He dubbed the plan a "political document" that's "not worthy" of consideration.
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I don't want to do anything that's not worthy of my time.
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"Is a disabled or frail person not worthy of love?" he asked.
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If that's not worthy of impeachment, I don't know what is. pic.twitter.
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Their actions are not worthy of the salaries that they are paid.
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"You're not enough, you're dirty, you're dumb, you're immature, you're not worthy...".
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This administration and the hate it spreads are not worthy of our country.
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It's common knowledge that the world is simply not worthy of Ryan Gosling.
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That doesn't mean local criminal justice efforts are not worthy, they absolutely are.
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In no way does that make him a bad guy or not worthy.
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You're sort of saying, You're an idiot, because your compliment is not worthy.
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It's not becoming and it's not worthy of the caucus-goers in Iowa.
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"She even said that ballet's not worthy of the soul," Ms. Mearns said.
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Not attending the inauguration is a simple statement — Mr. Trump is not worthy.
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You're not worthy of the trust the people (used to) have in you.
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" Those who tried the puzzle and were not worthy would be "trapped and destroyed.
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Bran currently holds the title, but he's not worthy of the job quite yet.
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In 2003, he told a congresswoman that she was not worthy of being raped.
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If that's not worthy of a drink or ten, I don't know what is.
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" Says Lawrence, "Don't ever feel like your body is not worthy or not beautiful.
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Most of your first initial thoughts are not worthy of the light of day.
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If people don't notice and respect that, they are not worthy of your attention.
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A number of thoughts flew through my mind, "I'm not worthy," chief among them.
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Republicans have proven they are not worthy of the trust Americans put in them.
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What makes a result like that not worthy of being one of your records?
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"The Wuhan government is not worthy of such good medical staff," one person replied.
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Bad public schools not worthy of our children and $20 trillion in federal debt.
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We're not worthy!" was the supplicant cry of Garth and Wayne in "Wayne's World.
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We are not worthy of a couple as endearing as Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel.
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Whatever I had done to deserve him once, I was not worthy of him twice.
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And for Luke, [sex] was the thing that made me not worthy to be his wife.
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And yeah, some are drug addicts... but that doesn't mean they are not worthy of compassion.
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" She added, "This double standard makes it clear that women's sexuality is not worthy of innovation.
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"For me, it's like: Is someone HIV-positive not worthy of love?" said Sepélveda Jr., 33.
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And worse, many of them are preemptively brushed off as unintelligent racists not worthy of respect.
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We are not worthy of a celebrity couple as cute as Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.
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His defense attorney argues it was simply a tasteless joke and not worthy of jail time.
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"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," Beck told Business Insider.
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Some agree that the president's approach was inappropriate but maintain it is not worthy of impeachment.
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"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," she told Business Insider.
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He once told a fellow lawmaker that she was not worthy of being raped by him.
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" He continued, "I do the 'real' restaurants, and these are something else—not worthy of stars?
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"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished," he said.
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Your feet were dipped in golden glory, and we are not worthy to share space with them.
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I'm fat, after all; that is, lazy, slovenly, and not worthy of being loved, liked, or admired.
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Brussels has its problems, he added, but Mr. Trump's "hyperbolic" comments were not worthy of a response.
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Those who continuously push that type of behavior are not worthy of the office they are seeking.
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But a bill rushed through a secretive process, especially this monstrosity, is not worthy of your vote.
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Alternatively, if something is deemed not worthy of DVR real estate, they'll push for a swift "Delete."
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Why was it distilled to a ligature, not worthy of its full breadth of letters and words?
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Don't let her brood over me nor waste herself on anyone not worthy of her or you.
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We teach girls that their problems and stories are not worthy of empathy or serious literary consideration.
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If those grassroots efforts are not worthy of the right of private association expressed in NAACP v.
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So, when Corinne takes a nap, the rest of the contestants see a woman not worthy of wifedom.
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The argument that the state's Republican candidate is not worthy of its Senate seat transcends normal political lines.
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No sarcasm: He or she is a genius and we are not worthy of this level of art.
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They think of our nation as a historical mistake, not worthy of global membership because of our sins.
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None of this is to say that Mr. Turner and the judge are not worthy of our disgust.
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But so far it's just hearsay and speculation, and hence not worthy of a column in The Times.
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My entire upbringing and the larger culture taught me that gay people were not worthy of God's love.
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The modern and contemporary art facilities we have now are not worthy of the rest of the Metropolitan.
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The pastor spoke of blacks as if they were another species not worthy of the blessing of Jesus.
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Khan told CNN Monday Sessions past shows him "not worthy" of serving as the country's top law enforcement officer.
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We weren't the only ones who had such a strong reaction: We're just not worthy of this beautiful family.
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Treating them as if they are not worthy of your full effort for 30 minutes seems just as humiliating.
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Fig can't classify them as guilty, and herself as innocent; them as not worthy of respect, and herself virtuous.
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The insides, much like Shinola watches, are comprised of low-end components, not worthy of the lofty price tag.
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Donald Trump is not worthy of serving our Somali-American community here in Minnesota, or anyone in our nation.
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This failure sends a message that we are not worthy of equal respect or protection in the United States.
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It was small, it was petty and it was not worthy of a first lady of the United States.
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When focusing on Kariya, it's easy to see how he's worthy, but not worthy, but, in the end, worthy.
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The blandly emotive choreography, seen in brief flashes is not worthy of an apprentice, much less a prima ballerina.
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Justin Bieber is a girl who is not worthy of Freddie Roach's tutelage ... so says the Manny Pacquiao's famed trainer.
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Unfortunately, Agent Einstein (Lauren Ambrose of "Six Feet Under") is rude, impatient, disrespectful, and not worthy of a younger Scully.
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And plus size women are constantly told — through media images and nasty Tinder dates — that they're not worthy of love.
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"If you have something to say, say it directly," Clinton said, saying the attacks are are not "worthy" of Sanders.
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Is the fact that they hacked into Democratic Party emails and effectively disrupted an American election not worthy of coverage?
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"None of this is to say that Mr. Turner and the judge are not worthy of our disgust," they added.
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The prickling irony of "The Decline of Book Reviewing" is that Hardwick's subject, insipid writing, is not worthy of her.
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France&aposs finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, on Tuesday called the proposed tariffs "unacceptable" and "not worthy of an ally."
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I mean, was Trump not worthy of condemnation by rational Republicans when he mocked 85033 nominee and longtime Arizona Sen.
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Based on this limited but obviously scientific survey, we'll give it 4/10, passable but not worthy of a crime spree.
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Would these Elizabeth Warren haters suggest that some Cherokee who's only 1/325th Cherokee is somehow not worthy of being Cherokee?
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The first Mavericks competition was held in 1999, missing some years when the surf was considered not worthy of the contest.
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"That is why we are withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council, an organization that is not worthy of its name."
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So, the Kennedys from County Wexford, the family that eventually gave us the first Irish Catholic president — not worthy of entry.
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Apparently elected U.S. congressmen inspecting American taxpayer-funded projects and reviewing U.S. aid to Palestinians in Gaza is not worthy criteria.
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"Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," Kristin Beck told Business Insider Wednesday, referring to Trump.
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A woman approached their table and started bowing in an "I'm not worthy" gesture and gushing that Rodgers was the greatest.
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As a transgender person, society will tell you that you're ugly and you're not worthy enough, especially if we haven't had surgery.
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A wise old man who, despite being ignored for decades, insists that humanity is not worthy of what cannabinoids have to offer.
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Some Americans might think we are just carbon copies of them—their little siblings to the north not worthy of much attention.
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People would sometimes -- people who didn&apost like what I was saying would say you are not worthy of Charles&apos seat.
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When the show was airing, I was getting messages saying I should kill myself, and, you know, you're not worthy of living.
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"We, the mothers, are not worthy of any prize," she wrote in an impassioned Facebook post that elicited thousands of sympathetic reactions.
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Then, after a bit of sleuthing, the internet discovered that they were not worthy of the pedestal in which they were placed.
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It was, admittedly, a pretty cool death, except at the hands of someone not worthy of the honor of killing my fave.
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And while there are a few out there, he found that a majority of drug companies are not worthy of the rejection.
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"I felt very minimized and dismissed, and like my problems as a single woman were not worthy of their time," she says.
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It was clear that with the mandatory veil the new regime in Iran had decided that women were not worthy of choice.
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To my surprise, however, I found under that promising sentence a thread of lies and propaganda not worthy of your respected publication.
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When proposals omit certain categories of crimes as not worthy of second chances, the focus unnecessarily shifts to the crime of conviction.
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We have to counter narratives and prevailing notions that people are not worthy decision-makers when it comes to their reproduction rights.
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This lack of bold, culturally resonant public discourse sent a clear message to Latinxs: Your culture is not worthy of serious consideration.
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"There's this idea that I'm not worthy if I'm not stressed and overwhelmed," said Stacey Steinbach, a residential life coordinator at Smith.
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"You understand that [my daughter] is not worthy to be on that team," Huneeus said of U.S.C.'s powerhouse water polo team.
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"His comments are shocking and not worthy of the president of the world's greatest superpower," Le Maire told BFM television on Sunday.
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By excluding female-focused Sex Tech, CES and CTA are essentially saying that women's sexuality and sexual health is not worthy of innovation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions had just announced that immigrants fleeing domestic abuse and gang violence are not worthy of our protection and compassion.
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We are not worthy of a man who'd pass up on the opportunity to be petty just to put smiles on our faces.
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That compounding with what is being done to restrict the right to vote means that our democracy is not worthy of the name.
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Worse yet, far too many on the left broadly label Trump voters as irredeemable racists not worthy of coaxing to the ballot box.
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You&aposre a Trump supporter, or get a funny comment, but to say you&aposre not worthy of a ride, you&aposre not worthy of a ride, I mean, I think of they&aposll great civil rights leaders who struggled for people to be able to be who they are without regard to skin color and gender, and now it&aposs your mind.
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It treats racism as a problem that is not worthy of the kind of serious analysis this show aspires to give to systemic misogyny.
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Inventors have made it seem that computers actually are easy to invent, and thus are not worthy of even being considered for patent protection.
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Inventors have made it seem that computers actually are easy to invent and thus are not worthy of even being considered for patent protection.
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Imagine having similar credentials to Niedermayer and trailing only Lidstrom in points and having people think you're not worthy of the Hall of Fame.
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His narcissism, thin-skin and propensity to tweet first and ask questions later are not worthy qualities of the leader of the free world.
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Every other year for the iPhone I see and hear the same things — that the middle years are unimpressive and not worthy of upgrading.
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We're going to just succumb to the fact that we are not worthy of Les Olsen Twins, because life is just better that way.
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"Clearly the secretary's comments were not worthy of the veterans that he serves," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, said of Mr. McDonald's comments.
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We used to accept this crap of: We're not worthy, and we shouldn't exist, like this government is trying to push down our throats.
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"He made it sound like unless you have a college degree that you're not worthy of being here, and that's just nonsense," he added.
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We used to accept this crap of: We're not worthy, and We shouldn't exist, like this government is trying to push down our throats.
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If your employer is not willing to be a partner when you are at your lowest point, they are not worthy of your talent.
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To act like you deserve power, no matter the unlikelihood of you receiving it, is to prove you are not worthy of having it.
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But when gratefulness meets an "I'm not worthy!" approach to every opportunity you work hard for in life, things get problematic fast — especially for women.
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But knowing that rationally doesn't minimize the pain that women experience when they're made to feel that they're somehow not worthy because of their appearance.
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"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished," declared President Emmanuel Macron as he paid homage at the site.
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But he comes back to Scranton somehow more confident, more entitled, more up himself, treating literally everyone as lesser and not worthy of his respect.
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The WDA is not worthy of Congress' time and should be strongly opposed by anyone who wants to continue the economic progress we are making.
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The Polk County Sheriff's Office in Central Florida went the other direction, however, warning certain contingents of the population that they're not worthy of protection.
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So, if they think you are not worthy enough for them, they for sure don't deserve the benefits of your friendship, time, tears, [and] begging.
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" But a moment later he added, "If we don't get a nomination now, it is perceived as 'You're not worthy of seeing on Friday night.
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"I started to take out my book, and saw the 18th hole, and I'm like, I can't; this is not worthy of this," he said.
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I spent years feeling that my ideas were not worthy enough to stand on their own, and I brought in a lot of guest directors.
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He has NO RIGHT to treat me as if I'm not "worthy" of anything, because the white privilege he's reaching for does not apply to him.
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You might be bigger than the next person, but that doesn't mean you're not worthy or you're lazy or whatever some people think plus-size is.
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By that time, The Times had already obtained an unredacted version, allowing a comparison to determine what the Cuomo administration deemed not worthy of public dissemination.
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The former Mexican leader has been critical of Trump's rhetoric and language about immigrants, which Fox says is not worthy of the United States's highest office.
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On the one hand, I see what happened in my recent relationship as a sign that maybe I am not worthy of a family or love.
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But I think the results are pretty clear—it's connecting politics to the color of people's skin and judging them as not worthy because of whatever.
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These movies, after all, bear the burden of refuting a historical legacy that has framed Asian-Americans as aliens, double agents, or not worthy of recognition.
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She may feel like her own experience was not worthy of documentation or discussion because she did not observe the same effects other victims talk about.
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In response to an image shared by doctors, The Times reported that one commenter said, "The Wuhan government is not worthy of such good medical staff."
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In its filing on Thursday, Apple argued that the method for awarding damages in design patents is a settled issue and not worthy of Supreme Court review.
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If a democracy can be preserved only by turning a blind eye to genocide, then it is not worthy of the name, much less the world's protection.
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"These people who want to create their own social policy are not worthy of the office," former Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley told the newspaper.
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"It's been requested from my ex that I'm not worthy of the name Beador," Shannon, 54, said about David on The Daily Dish podcast, according to BravoTV.
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" Instead, she got the Wayne's World part, immortalizing a red lace dress and inspiring generations of strangers to bow at her feet and declare themselves "not worthy.
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I would enthusiastically sign up for classes and be excited about the content, and then when I started to slip, I felt like I was not worthy.
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Stop tweeting everything the moment it pops into your head, because "most of your first initial thoughts are not worthy of the light of day," The Hill reported.
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Pappas, 224, is a world-class runner, among the fastest seven or so American women in the 210,000 and 10,000 meters — impressive, yet seemingly not worthy of veneration.
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Moreover, grouping together any people who like a certain subset of mainstream things and deeming them not worthy of devoting time or attention to conveys superiority and condescension.
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"Hillary Clinton has given us, and continues to give us – and the country – every reason on earth that she is not worthy of winning this election," he wrote.
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Washington had already detected this effort in the late 1990s, but it was deemed an insufficient threat not worthy of jeopardizing the gains made by the plutonium freeze.
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Then I have to confront the rhetoric and that is in itself a kind of violence that looks to make the purported enemy not worthy of consideration as human.
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Each bowed to the other in awe after finishing their song and as the cameras cut to break — Maluma even mimed the classic Wayne's World "We're not worthy" move.
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Series about women that lack any kind of corresponding dark edge or revolutionary narrative have traditionally been written off as weightless confections not worthy of serious awards show consideration.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — In one verbal assault from the podium of Brazil's Congress, Jair Bolsonaro told a fellow legislator that she was not worthy of being raped by him.
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"This is the kind of anti-immigrant language that's always had a tiny fringe support in this country, but it was a speech that's not worthy of a president."
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"Donald Trump fails every one of these criteria," they state, adding that Trump "is not worthy of the presidency" and is "dangerous," citing Trump fanning scuffles at his rallies.
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However, even though I'm a "women's libber" from the late '60s, and I feel that we should have had a female president by now, Hillary Clinton was not worthy.
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After Trump announced the ban, she had something to say to the president: "Let's meet face to face and you tell me I'm not worthy," Beck told Business Insider.
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To the marketing team of Damascus Time: I've seen you do incredible work day and night over the past few months; but this demonstration was not worthy of Damascus Time.
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" Danguide in Berkeley wrote: "The truth of the matter is: films focused upon black people this past year were simply not worthy of being nominated for the 'best' of anything.
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But overall, each grasped my style, took my small room (and strong opinions) in stride, and presented a group of designs of which my New York apartment is not worthy.
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To be addiction, a compulsive activity must be harmful and continue nonetheless; it can't just be an activity that society sees as trivial or frivolous or not worthy of devotion.
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Now, Drake's confession could be deemed hyperbole, but when he met fellow Canadian Dion he actually bowed down to her Wayne's World-style to let her know he's not worthy.
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Yet it seems to be doing almost everything possible to stay the same, to still believe it knows best, and critics, regulators and politicians are not worthy of its attention.
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But now, from a crowded Republican field that included well-qualified candidates, there has emerged an aberration, not worthy of that party and abysmally unfit to serve as our president.
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Perhaps offense and bigotry should be understood as Trump's baseline — newsworthy, just as the central projects of other leaders are newsworthy, but not worthy of blanket coverage upon every utterance.
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"There is nothing any court can do to remedy a government-sent message that some citizens are not worthy of the military uniform simply because of their gender," he added.
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" Trump's reduction of a large European state, Ukraine, to a potential source of dirt on leading Democratic candidate, Vice President Joe Biden, was "not good but not worthy of impeachment.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the 84-year-old leader of the Palestinian Authority, called the attempt to resolve generations of conflict between Israelis and Palestinians a "conspiracy" not worthy of serious consideration.
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Calling it "an organization that is not worthy of its name," Haley decried the membership of countries like China, Cuba and Venezuela — which also have been slammed for human-rights violations.
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Calling it "an organization that is not worthy of its name," Haley decried the membership of countries like China, Cuba and Venezuela — which also have been slammed for human-rights violations.
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Trump's earlier invitation to Putin sparked an outcry in Washington, including from lawmakers in Trump's Republican party, who argued that Putin was an adversary not worthy of a White House visit.
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In refusing to serve my Ming and her Kate, it felt like the Inn was telling me that my daughter's love was somehow not worthy of service, or even of recognition.
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"The situation with Saakashvili is not worthy of international attention, because there are specific crimes that were committed and we must ensure transparency of the investigation and absolute openness," Poroshenko said.
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So, it turns out the gods are good and we are not worthy, etc etc etc, because FKA twigs dropped three new songs at Lastochka festival in Russia on Friday night.
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" Queeney, a gregarious woman from St. Augustine, Florida, was standing on the sidewalk in downtown Washington, DC, on Inauguration Day, holding a sign that read, "Not Fit, Not Worthy, Not Legitimate.
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"That being a prisoner, having made mistakes in your life, doesn't mean you can't be the victim of a crime, and doesn't mean that your truth is not worthy of belief."
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The media excuses it because it is just so run of the mill for them and not worthy of any real scrutiny, because that's just how this town works after all.
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In a democracy, the default ought to be that the people can vote — even if we think they're not very smart or not very informed or not worthy of the privilege.
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From the childhood taunts, to the daily push notifications alerting me to another attack on my community, I've been told my whole life that I'm not worthy of space or humanity.
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To believe that black actors, writers and film artists are not worthy of nomination, and to largely ignore these artists over the years, is to be willfully ignorant of this sordid history.
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The Trump camp's insistence that the intelligence is not worthy of a deep dive has put it squarely in opposition to a fact-based inquiry supported by scores of nonpartisan intelligence professionals.
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" "Such conduct is certainly not worthy of any department whose names includes the word 'Justice'" Hanen wrote in the 28-page order that also includes dialogue from the movie "Bridge of Spies.
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"This is not proof of a democratized fashion industry — this is evidence that fashion is now regarded as disposable — as a cheap commodity not worthy of our love or care," Williams says.
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This is your life, now, as a pet owner: by making the aforementioned animal pose with your for selfies, you are saying: I alone am not worthy of a worthless Instagram like.
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While Trump's July 25 phone call with the Ukrainian president regarding the withholding of military aid in exchange for investigations into the Bidens was certainly inappropriate, it is not worthy of impeachment.
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You could see several people, in the stands, making the Wayne's World "We're Not Worthy" gesture (this, as it happens, is one of the most improbably persistent cultural memes of our time).
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Just by closing this door, they are telling us quite loudly that (in my opinion) women are not worthy of the priesthood and that they are not able to fulfill the obligations.
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France in particular hasn't backed down; its finance minister insisted the tariffs were "not worthy of an ally," then warned US officials of likely retaliatory moves, possibly from the broader European Union.
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"Someone who employs divisive, outright bigoted rhetoric, and who pits Americans against each other in an effort to scare voters into embracing his candidacy is not worthy of our support," they said.
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I would vote against censure of this president, if I were in either the House or the Senate, because I think this has been a partisan exercise not worthy of the Congress.
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China's Internet crackdown on memes comparing President Xi Jinping to Winnie the Pooh is a major overreaction not worthy of even a bother ... according to the guy who gives Pooh a voice.
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If the message they're receiving at home is that they're less and they're not worthy, then they're more inclined to make poor decisions, which may affect their sexual health in the long run.
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But it's enough of a jumpstart to get Cyrus to shave and give a press conference on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, only to say that he's not worthy of the presidency.
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When you look around and you don't see people like yourself, it's very easy to fall into the mindset that you don't belong, that you shouldn't be there or that you're not worthy.
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Our American children are growing up with a commander in chief who believes that a third of the country is less than American and not worthy of what the nation has to offer.
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This week, Obama was pilloried by some government leakers and Republicans following comments seeming to dismiss concerns about Clinton's emails, while also suggesting that some classified information is not worthy of rigorous protection.
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The president has created a hierarchy of perceived patriotism, casting our federal civilian workforce as second class citizens not worthy of the respect he affords the military — apparently because of crass partisan politics.
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But just because Venus has devised new and inventive ways to be deadly doesn't mean it is not worthy of avid exploration—even if it must be strictly robotic for the time being.
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Watched this one at the behest of a friend, and I had to acknowledge the truth: This movie was a self-indulgent work of fake-deepness not worthy of the Rotten Tomato score.
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"If you believe that employers should have the right to terminate transgender employees, just because they are transgender, then you believe they are lesser than and not worthy of protection," the Shepards added.
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"The classical Islamic perspective is dominated by views that position non-Muslims as enemies or, at best, as suspicious figures not worthy of trust," H. Yaqut Qoumas, Ansor's chairman, said in an interview.
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The diverse French "black, blanc, beur" World Cup winners in 1998 defied Jean-Marie Le Pen, the leader of the right-wing National Front, who said that they were not worthy of the team.
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These dumb-on-crime policies are out of touch with the progress of our states, contrary to bipartisan criminal justice reform in Congress, and not worthy of the promise of justice in our nation.
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The feds then filed a lawsuit of their own charging that North Carolina's law "stigmatises and singles out transgender employees" and "perpetuates a sense that they are not worthy of equal treatment and respect".
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"'Foolish Heart' is probably the biggest testament of it, knowing that you're spending your time trying to build something with someone who's not worthy of that shit just because of their actions," Lane says.
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In a ruling published Wednesday, employment tribunal Judge James Tayler said Forstater&aposs view is "not a philosophical belief protected by the Equality Act" and "is not worthy of respect in a democratic society."
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I like to convince myself someone stopped responding because they fell in love and stopped checking the app, and it'd be terrible to know a message was read and deemed not worthy of a response.
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The way in which Kavanaugh responded to questions by Senator Amy Klobuchar was noted by many, in part because it appeared to suggest she was not worthy of the respect reserved for her male counterparts.
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Not because they weren't "good" men, or because I didn't care for them, and not because I'm not "worthy" (which is the most annoying thing I've ever heard), but because I just didn't want to.
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Among tournaments it deemed not worthy of official victory status were the 1940 Ontario Open in Canada, because it included only one other touring professional, and an LPGA event played on a par-three course.
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As much as I'd like to have the barf-bag love I see in movies, I can't keep trying to force it to happen with men who are not worthy of my time or attention.
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Rolling back net neutrality protections, per the FCC's proposal, would that user empowerment, and put the wide range of fetishes and tastes in the hands of service providers to decide what is and is not worthy.
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"They were girls that some people would consider to be the throwaways or not worthy of advocating for, because a lot of folks saw them as complicit in their own abuse," said #MeToo founder Tarana Burke.
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"This double standard makes it clear that women's sexuality is not worthy of innovation," reads an open letter written by Lora Haddock, the founder and CEO of Lora DiCarlo, after she was hit with devastating news.
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If a woman gets paid out by a company, let's say $50,000, she can start over or go live somewhere else, but she'll be carrying all that stuff within her that tells her she's not worthy.
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Those who oppose him use the slogan #EleNão ("Not Him") because of his misogynistic comments, such as once reportedly telling a woman colleague in the legislature that she was "not worthy" of being raped by him.
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Bolsonaro once told a woman colleague in the legislature that she was "not worthy" of being raped by him, and also declared that he wouldn't be able to love his own son if he were gay.
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" Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at foreign exchange broker FXTM, echoed that sentiment, saying the idea of a Chinese devaluation is not worthy of attention "in the current day and age.
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"20 years ago, the idea of detecting exoplanets was considered to be totally science fiction, and not worthy of a professional astronomer," said Ruslan Belikov, an astrophysicist based at NASA's Ames Research Center, in the short.
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Nationwide permits are for small projects not worthy of individual scrutiny, not massive infrastructure projects, such as this one that crosses 4 states and is just 7 miles shorter than the proposed controversial Keystone XL Pipeline.
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But he mainly became known for his angry outbursts, perhaps most notably in 2003, when he shoved a leftist colleague, Maria do Rosário Nunes, on camera after telling her she was not worthy of being raped.
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A majority of the American public believed that the Congressional Republicans, driven by partisan motivations to obstruct the Clinton presidency, used the Starr report to move forward with a case that was not worthy of impeachment.
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But simply calling to "create guidelines" for turning websites into content cops — while implying that existing laws somehow don't apply to the internet already — is a piece of glib handwaving that's not worthy of Hughes' broader manifesto.
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Those who oppose him use the slogan #EleNão, or "Not Him" because of his misogynistic comments, such as once reportedly telling a woman colleague in the legislature that she was "not worthy" of being raped by him.
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The lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels said Thursday that President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani "should be fired immediately" for suggesting that Daniels was not worthy of full respect or credibility because of her sex work.
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" US PULLS OUT OF UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL: Trump administration officials on Tuesday said the U.S. has pulled out of the United Nations Human Rights Council, saying that the international body is "not worthy of its name.
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Basically, I just felt I was continually being told I was not worthy of being where I am because I am a gay person and I am not supposed to an actor and you can't be a superhero.
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I'm also giving it pervasiveness and permanence by telling myself that I'm not worthy of happiness, that I'll never become a parent or get married again, that I'll always be just as stuck as I feel right now.
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"The (child euthanasia) program served the Nazi goal of eugenically engineering a genetically 'pure' society through 'racial hygiene' and the elimination of lives deemed a 'burden' and 'not worthy of life'," the report's publishers said in a statement.
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One of the greatest actors of his generation giving a performance that spanned decades was thought not worthy to include with the likes of a super villain, a pope, a struggling actor, and a playwright getting a divorce.
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It found that the position of Maya Forstater, a 45-year-old tax expert who was sacked for tweeting that sex is immutable and cannot be changed, was "absolutist" and "not worthy of respect in a democratic society".
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"Why are thin people this obsessed with letting me know indirectly they think I'm unattractive to them therefore I'm not worthy of love, a career, being visible, and literally telling me the age im going to die?" she said.
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Pinkett said Trump "is not worthy of the highest office of the land," and said there had been glimpses of those attitudes in private conversations and time spent off-screen with Trump during the making of the TV show.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished... We'll take action, we'll apply the law and we'll punish them," he said, walking through a gate scarred with a swastika as he entered the graveyard.
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We tell ourselves that we're not worthy of love, that we can't get through the next hour without a cigarette, and Johnson thinks these psychedelic experiences shake us out of these patterns because suddenly we see them from a new perspective.
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It was a result that was fairly predictable based on their struggles with the run, but before you assume that means the team is not worthy of its defensive hype, remember that it largely shut down Patrick Mahomes two weeks ago.
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Collins — and fellow moderates who did not vote to call witnesses, like Lamar Alexander — argued that Trump's alleged decision to condition military aid to Ukraine on the announcement of investigations into the Bidens was wrong but not worthy of removal.
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A retired transgender Navy SEAL called out President Trump on Wednesday for his decision to ban transgender people from serving in the U.S. military, urging the president to tell her to her face that she is not worthy of serving.
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If I could give a gift to every woman, it would be the knowledge that her body is glorious, along with the confidence to tell anyone who says otherwise — whether on a date or not — that he is not worthy.
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His crude, often embarrassing manner had hardly changed — that year, he told a female colleague that he would not sexually assault her as she is "not worthy" of it — but his path to the nation's top political office had begun.
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There have always been accusations that he tends to "park the bus" in high-profile matches, that his teams set out to destroy rather than create, and that his style is somehow not worthy of the clubs that have employed him.
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Which creates the unfortunate implication that the kind of sweet domestic fiction that Montgomery wrote so well is not worthy of the prestige TV treatment, and that psychological depth can only be found in worlds of exaggerated and lurid cruelty.
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The harm is also rooted in the fact that another person is telling someone that he is not worthy of something everyone else is worthy of just because of his sexual orientation, race, or some other aspect of his identity.
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Our very willingness to engage the world of museums demonstrates this, particularly in light of the argument made by some that institutions like the Whitney may in the end be unsalvageable, that they are beyond repair and not worthy of our attention.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will receive their government intelligence briefing within days, even as each party argues the other's nominee is not worthy of receiving sensitive information, a US intelligence official familiar with the process confirmed to CNN Thursday.
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The Green Books were Green's effort to make the best of a terrible situation, and to offer some kind of freedom to a wide swath of the American population who were considered inferior to white people, not worthy of being treated as equals.
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Various documents released in response to open records requests filed over the last year by E&E News, a trade publication, and other organizations generally revealed threats that were deemed not worthy of prosecution by the authorities, or could not be substantiated.
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"Regardless of what your party is, I don't understand how you could look at that and think this is not worthy of an investigation,'" said Deborah Harris, a self-described "strong Democrat" in Iowa City, referring to Mr. Trump's entreaties to President Zelensky.
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So, in November, I'll be exercising my right not to vote — my way of saying that I refuse to throw away my vote on candidates not worthy, as I see it, of the position of president of the United States of America.
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Trump said last week he would invite Putin to Washington for an autumn meeting, a move that sparked a new outcry, including from lawmakers in Trump's Republican Party, who argued that Putin was an adversary not worthy of a White House visit.
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Following the impeachment-and-removal questions, poll respondents were given a more nuanced choice, allowing them to respond that Trump's conduct was inappropriate — contradicting the president's assertion that his phone call with the Ukrainian president was "perfect" — but not worthy of impeachment.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said Wednesday that Cipollone was emphatic that the impeachment inquiry against Trump was not worthy of being approved by the House, but that if it is sent over to the Senate, the president is eager to present his case.
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Rebekah, known as "Rebby" to close friends, was, according to the same college source, eventually blacklisted from Cornell's top sororities after several houses — which "she deemed not worthy of her time" — accused her of hiding in the bathroom during the introduction portion of the visits.
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When you've settled into a career that should have been abandoned long ago, but you're holding on for dear life in fear that you won't find anything better, that you're not worthy of your career dreams, or, worst of all, that you deserve unhappiness.
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Many of my schoolmates believed that because Thomas was a conservative Republican, he lacked knowledge of self and was not worthy to succeed Thurgood Marshall, a man who was a legendary civil rights champion long before becoming the the first black justice in 28503.
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The invitation sparked a new outcry, including from lawmakers in Trump's Republican party, who argued that Putin is an adversary not worthy of a White House visit and that they still did not know what the leaders had discussed during their two-hour, one-on-one meeting.
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Two new opinion pieces from across the Atlantic make the opposite argument... Not worthy: Over at Climate Home, Joseph Curtin makes the case that aggressive White House steps to unwind domestic emissions controls leaves the U.S. undeserving of the pro-climate cred that Paris membership provides.
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" J.K. Rowling, the creator of the "Harry Potter" series, was criticized by gay and transgender rights groups on Thursday after she expressed support for a British researcher whose views on transgender people were described by a court as "not worthy of respect in a democratic society.
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Even when he arrives home with "wife" and "child" in tow and even when he announces that he's going to become Maester to the Night's Watch, his dad has no interest in him, still assuming his son to be a weak warrior and thus not worthy of his time.
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"If I were going to identify one common thread among many of the clients who come to us -- young people, seniors, everybody in between -- it is that they have suffered from discrimination and bigotry and prejudice in our society and they come in feeling not worthy," Jean said.
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Trump can tell Xi that his government needs to stop complaining about having been left out — the self-pity has worn thin and is not worthy of a rising great power, especially one not at all reluctant to bully smaller parties such as Taiwan and Southeast Asian countries.
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His mother (Kelly Rowland), burdened by the guilt of trying to "cleanse" young Dwight by dunking him under water in their bathtub during one of her mental breaks, decides she's not worthy of living anymore and commits suicide by shooting herself right in front of her young son.
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It's also one of the games, alongside Depression Quest and a few others, that was held responsible for creating a massive cultural schism in games, as a nascent reactionary movement in the fandom decried it as not a game, certainly not art, and not worthy of praise or attention.
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" Tied into this was the emotional affinity my mum had for Diana's experience of heartbreak: "When you feel like you're being rejected by a man, that no matter what you do he's not going to love you, he actually loves somebody else, you feel like you're not worthy of being loved.
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News that the festival planned to include "VAXXED" sparked complaints from physicians and filmmakers who said it was not worthy of the festival's platform and that its entry in the documentary category not only threatened the credibility of other filmmakers but also perpetuated what is widely considered a hoax in the medical community.
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I mean, I don't want to mention names but there's some really well known writers who've sent us articles—like really well known and they claim to be progressive and avant-garde and all that shit—and you look at what they write and it's just not worthy of publishing at all.
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"Clearly, the secretary's comments were not worthy of the veterans that he serves, but they are also indicative of a culture of indifference at the VA." The comments are the latest headache for an agency still trying to recover from a 2014 scandal over clinics covering up long delays for veterans seeking healthcare.
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WILLIAMS: So, I mean, I&aposm not going to deny those feelings and I don&apost want to be shut up in expressing my feelings, but I do think that we&aposre out of control in terms of the mockery, the bullying, the kind of attitude that says, you know what, you&aposre not worthy.
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"Hey TV networks, great call that this was an important substantive news making address — unlike Obama's roll out of DACA, which you said was not worthy of TV time," tweeted Ronald Klain, who served as chief of staff to two Democratic vice presidents, referring to a 2014 address that broadcast networks decided not to air.
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That's the Taffy Brodesser-Akner trick, the thing that makes her profiles so clear-eyed and important, the thing that lifts her divorce novel head and shoulders above so many others in its genre: She is always willing to extend her empathy to people we are trained to believe are not worthy of our consideration.
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"If you have had to live in an environment where you had your parents were supportive, you had a faith community, [but] you had to hide yourself, you got the impression that you are less than or you're not worthy or being who you are is somehow wrong, than that leads to greater rates of depression," Brown says.
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As usual, the Netflix series -- presumably one of its most popular, despite the service's stinginess about backing up such assumptions -- starts slowly, proceeds along parallel tracks (three pretty distinct ones, in this case) and gradually comes together, yielding an enjoyably derivative eight-episode binge that's plenty of fun, if probably not worthy of all the hype and fuss.
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We learn about the world around us from film, and without the inclusion of disabled people, abled actors and directors will continue to perform tired stereotypes, while the absence of real disabled people further perpetuates the stigma of our inferiority, that we are too grotesque for the screen, or not worthy of a place on it.
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"We know from the underreporting of incidents by CNN and others as just one example, the cost to the brand and reputation of Uber by a single case can cost the company millions of dollars in lost revenue from riders who hold a lasting impression that we are unsafe and not worthy of their trust," the memo stated.
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H.R. McMaster, John Kelly and Jim Mattis — men of unmatched courage and patriotism who served in Donald Trump's administration and have a firsthand understanding of who the commander in chief is, what his capabilities are and where he wants to take our country — have all decided that Mr. Trump is not worthy of their continued service.
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As she waved to fans she will be seeing, summers and winters, as long as she wants — the Lynx have committed to her for as long as she wishes to play, though she is taking it year-by-year — her teammate, the 2017 W.N.B.A. Most Valuable Player Sylvia Fowles, bowed to her, "I'm not worthy"-style.
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"It's really hard being an influencer and sharing information that is "off brand" and not worthy of the "feed" but I cannot hold this in anymore," she wrote as she informed her followers and the brands she works with that she was taking a hiatus from promotional posts and would now focus on telling the world about the crisis in Sudan.
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A decision not to impeach clearly sends the signal that the offenses President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE has been found to have committed by Mueller and others are not worthy of impeachment.
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" — Trump during an interview on Fox News Channel on Saturday "I'm not going to comment on New York Times stories, but I'll certainly say this — the notion that President Trump is a threat to American national security is absolutely ludicrous … The idea that's contained in the New York Times story that President Trump was a threat to American national security is silly on its face and not worthy of a response.
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During those two weeks, it turned out, an entire secret drama had played out in his head, one in which she'd left campus committed to him, to Robert, but at home had been drawn back to the high-school guy, who, in Robert's mind, was some kind of brutish, handsome jock, not worthy of her but nonetheless seductive by virtue of his position at the top of the hierarchy back home in Saline.
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In a time when our own president is telling the trans community they aren't worthy of serving their country, when comedians still think being trans is something to be made fun of, where people are being denied access to proper health care and services based on their gender identity, and the very bathrooms they use have become politicized, there is hope in Stephanie's refusal to be told who she was was a joke, something not worthy.
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Johnson told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperRepublicans, Democrats brace for first public testimony in impeachment inquiry Johnson dismisses testimony from White House officials contradicting Trump as 'just their impression' Saagar Enjeti: Harris campaign 'is failing because she doesn't stand for anything' MORE on "State of the Union" that he believed Trump wanted aid withheld from Ukraine was because the president perceived the country and its officials as corrupt and not worthy of American taxpayer dollars.
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Brett D. Schaefer: U.S. withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council is the right decision Anne Bayefsky: Trump's wise to quit the UN Human Rights Council -- It's an oxymoron not worthy of our respect or support THE FALL OF GE: General Electric, one of the 30 original members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, will be removed from the leading index amid a prolonged stock slide and financial difficulties that have forced the one-time giant to cut costs ... Walgreens Boots Alliance will replace GE on the index as of the start of trading on Tuesday, June 26.
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We know former Secretary of State 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 transmitted classified information on her personal email server but faced no criminal charges, with her actions declared by then FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE as not worthy of prosecution.
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"Clearly, the secretary's comments were not worthy of the veterans that he serves, but they are also indicative of a culture of indifference at the VA." Ryan's top lieutenants — Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) and conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersLawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook Overnight Energy: Fight over fuel standards intensifies | Democrats grill Trump officials over rule rollback | California official blasts EPA chief over broken talks | Former EPA official says Wheeler lied to Congress EPA head clashes with California over how car emissions negotiations broke down MORE (R-Wash) — also sought to emphasize the party's message ahead of the Memorial Day holiday.
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