On paper, modern motherhood can seem like a raw deal.
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In either case, taxpayers are left with a raw deal.
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Many people have gotten a raw deal for too long.
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Reality TV has often gotten a raw deal from critics.
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They also claimed that Americans were getting a raw deal.
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"The truth is, I got a raw deal," he said.
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It would seem that he is getting a raw deal. —FIN—
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"Blaise kind of got handed a raw deal," the strategist said.
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"The truth is, I got a raw deal," Trump told TIME.
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Workers, understandably, are asking whether they are getting a raw deal.
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But I can't help feeling that this is a raw deal.
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They feel like they're getting a raw deal and they're right.
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The potentially raw deal for passengers is especially obvious with budget airlines.
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This is a raw deal for taxpayers, but also for the climate.
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The answer: a patriarchy without any promise of protection—a raw deal.
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That might feel like a bit of a raw deal for Netflix subscribers.
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If you're on the red team, you think he's getting a raw deal.
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Oh, and it's not just Mitchell and his teammates getting a raw deal.
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You'll recall on Sunday Messing challenged Giuliana Rancic, saying Catt got a raw deal.
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As is so often true with Trumponomics, American workers are getting a raw deal.
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Nomads get a raw deal from every angle, as though this is official policy.
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I knew it was a raw deal, and there was a First Amendment issue.
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This means that it is in fact Americans who are getting a raw deal.
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But key executives of competing companies said they believed Kaspersky was getting a raw deal.
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Put differently: Does the House bill give Alaska a raw deal, or the usual deal?
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This may seem like a raw deal for America's creditors, but the alternative is worse.
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They see unsustainable, raw-deal, skyrocketing rents, and they're not hesitant to sermonize about it.
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What's still missing is a good explanation for why investors accept such a raw deal.
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They say he's getting a raw deal from the news media and Republicans in Washington.
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Comedian Russell Peters thinks Billy Bush is getting a raw deal over the "Access Hollywood" fiasco.
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There are plenty of other people who are actually marginalized, oppressed, and given a raw deal.
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They&aposre writing this, "The American people are sick of getting a raw deal from Washington".
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This would be a sweetheart deal for bank CEOs but a raw deal for Main Street.
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That's the rub that has left millions of Americans feeling like they've gotten a raw deal.
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And give the students who'd gotten a raw deal a chance to get their loans forgiven.
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Who can appeal to the people who feel the most like they've gotten a raw deal?
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For months Donald Trump has said "Crooked Hillary Clinton" has given Bernie Sanders a raw deal.
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What he saw online made him think the new bill would be a raw deal for him.
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Maguire tends to get a raw deal because Spider-Man 3 was such a pile of garbage.
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But the president has said that -- you know, that they&aposre giving us such a raw deal.
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It could also reassure some other senators who worried that their state would get a raw deal.
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It dresses up a ruptured social compact, the raw deal of the gig economy, as bohemian freedom.
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Having their livelihoods stripped because of a state-sponsored programme they resisted would be a raw deal.
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They often get a raw deal anyway, because spare production capacity is largely concentrated in Saudi hands.
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Americans believe they're getting a raw deal from both the economic and political systems in our country.
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I mean, Uber drivers – I can go through the folks that I think are getting a raw deal.
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The answer to other countries giving their citizens and taxpayers a raw deal is not to emulate them.
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Jerry Jones thinks Ezekiel Elliott is getting a raw deal -- saying the 6-game suspension is simply unfair.
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President Trump is only interested in one kind of deal – a raw deal for the people of Nevada.
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Mothers who for some reason could not get a job — or go on disability — got a raw deal.
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That's left many of the state officials feeling that they were getting a raw deal, according to Politico's reporting.
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Nunez has repeatedly maintained that his son got a raw deal because he was related to a powerful lawmaker.
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In some industries—such as airlines, telecoms and retail banking—the public seems to be getting a raw deal.
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DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: The people got a raw deal, and they deserve so much better.
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In 2011 Mr Raab accused feminists of "obnoxious bigotry" towards men, who he claims sometimes have a "raw deal".
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Our sources say, Thomas believes he's getting a raw deal in the press ... and Meghan's friends are to blame.
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The minimum wage may sound like a good idea, but the evidence shows Latinos are getting a raw deal.
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Polanski's attorney Harland Braun says he just wants the transcript unsealed to prove his client got a raw deal.
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But the evidence from around the world is mounting that free college is a raw deal for the poor.
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One could argue that the US, despite its overwhelming global dominance, is getting a raw deal from these institutions.
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Many liberal blacks considered it a Raw Deal because many relief programs discriminated against black people or excluded them altogether.
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The doubles players get a raw deal sometimes because they can't schedule in advance because of on-site sign-ins.
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Since then, Mr. Quinn has encouraged the notion that he and his family got a raw deal in the liquidation.
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Among the critics are one-time die-hard Trump supporters who think he's accepting a raw deal on border security.
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Despite the enthusiasm of his working-class supporters, Trump's economic policies would bring them a raw deal, not a New Deal.
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Joe says his heart goes out to the victims, but he's convinced Cosby got a raw deal in this particular case.
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Trump argued that the American people had been getting a raw deal from decades of international trade, even while elites prospered.
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As far as I'm concerned that's a pretty raw deal, even if you throw in six-pack abs and sunburn immunity.
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But for others—especially students from poor, non-English-speaking countries like Bulgaria—the experience can feel like a raw deal.
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"Dinkins got a raw deal largely because of race," Mr. de Blasio said in a telephone interview before his re-election.
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Is there anyone out there who thinks Valjean's nemesis, the blinkered Javert, has been given a raw deal by literary historians?
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There are many great things the newest season does with the raw deal it was given, powered mostly by Wright's stunning performance.
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They excitedly called me "the mind behind the mind" and said I'd gotten a raw deal on something that happened in December.
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With all the money pouring into college sports, the athletes know how valuable they are, and what a raw deal they're getting.
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He said that to the people who he said had been getting a raw deal and he was going to protect them.
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Critics have alleged that firms with the fastest trading technology are using speed to manipulate stock prices, giving investors a raw deal.
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And because fans have a chance to profit and gain access to superior tools, it's not a raw deal for them either.
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While almost every country in the world signed on before Trump was President, he thought the US was getting a raw deal.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan called the accord, which was entered by former President Barack Obama in 2016, "a raw deal for America.
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A review of existing subsidies provides a clear answer: The House bill offers residents of high-cost states an unprecedented raw deal.
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In Alabama, farmers who were getting a raw deal on fertilizer formed a co-op to buy it in bulk from elsewhere.
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At the end of the film, the crew is in detention — a raw deal, since they just saved the world and all.
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Consumer advocates say that the swapping pensions for 401(k)s is a raw deal for workers — particularly in an uncertain economy.
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THRUSH: So, Trump--and he's got this tape out now where apparently he was, like, saying Tyson got a raw deal, right?
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History will show that Fizdale both got a raw deal and did a poor job in his mere 104 games in charge.
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"Monty Got a Raw Deal"I don't know if this a valid criticism but Michael Stipe's voice sounds a little dated to me.
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The share who think the nominee got a raw deal has increased sharply, and the change is significant at a p < 0.01 level.
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Cannon's been a vocal supporter of Hart during this week's Oscars controversy, and it's obvious he thinks the comedian got a raw deal.
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He says he does not believe Klein was given a raw deal, but that the candy man certainly is one-of-a-kind.
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There was an investigation, and the head of the XVIII Airborne Corps knew from the beginning that I was dealt a raw deal.
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However, when you look at the facts, this project is ill-conceived, a poor fit for Texas, and a raw deal for taxpayers.
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It felt like somebody was getting a raw deal, and it would never have happened if we were playing it just for fun.
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Ehrhart said reform was needed because second wives were getting a raw deal as a result of their husbands having to support first wives.
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Nelly's speaking out for the first time, on camera, about the sexual assault allegations -- and says he's getting a raw deal in the media.
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J) are worried they're getting a raw deal in the supermarket chain's potential tie-up with international furniture and household goods merchant Steinhoff (SNHG.
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If it weren't for the rest of Silicon Valley bolstering the Bay Area's numbers, Beijing would beat out San Francisco in raw deal counts.
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He hopes his new restaurant game plan will avoid the raw deal he gets at the slaughterhouse and give his business a firmer footing.
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Unfortunately for Canadians, the evidence just keeps piling up that compared to the rest of the world, they're getting a raw deal on data.
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Our sources say the former 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star is extremely homesick and believes he's getting a raw deal ... remaining behind bars.
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Amazon's attempt to capture those dollars alarms its critics, who say that taxpayers could get a raw deal while the tech giant expands its dominance.
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Some galleries definitely got a raw deal, forced into transitional spaces or shoved against each other, an undoubtedly frustrating obstacle for showing and selling work.
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So, when we saw KSI leaving the Belasco Theater in L.A. on Monday night, we asked if he thought Jarvis was getting a raw deal.
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There's an alternative to the raw deal on trade for American workers, one that has nothing to do with Trump's threats or face-saving deals.
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Economic Trends If there is one thing Donald Trump seems sure about, it is that the United States is getting a raw deal from China.
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Butler and Adjei-Barimah agreed that Earl Thomas, the Seattle Seahawks safety who broke his leg before securing a contract extension, got a raw deal.
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Although whoever it is, we will twitter bitterly about how much better it would be if whatsername from Montana hadn't gotten such a raw deal.
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Randi Spivak, the public lands program director for the Center for Biological Diversity said that sales at this point are giving taxpayers a raw deal.
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He's frustrated: by the media, which he thinks is giving him a raw deal, and his opponents, who he believes are getting a free pass.
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Participants favored the rational agent — which makes sense, because they're looking for someone who'll keep them from getting a raw deal or a prison sentence.
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O'Toole isn't unsympathetic to those who voted in favor of Brexit, but makes abundantly clear that he believes they were suckered into a raw deal.
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But when the Olympic torch lit the cauldron in Maracana Stadium on Friday night, many Brazilians surely wondered, "How did we get such a raw deal?"
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Lil Pump and his mother are getting a raw deal from law enforcement ... according to his homie, Blac Youngsta, who has some choice words for cops.
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He also told Vladimir Putin that the so-called New START treaty was a raw deal, even though he had absolutely no idea what it is.
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Being young, poor, female and unloved is a raw deal, for sure, but Star's instinct for survival and her appetite for pleasure inoculate her against pity.
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For classic-movie nuts looking for a film noir binge, FilmStruck offers "T-Men" and "Raw Deal," two late-19653s crime movies directed by Anthony Mann.
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The revised Brexit agreement U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson struck with the EU is a "terrible" and "raw deal," Drew Hendry of the Scottish National Party said.
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Serena Williams got a "raw deal" at the U.S. Open -- all because of a DUMB rule that should be changed immediately ... so says tennis great Chris Evert.
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Trying to get justice in a situation where we felt we had been dealt a raw deal, and not wanting to see anybody else go through that.
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Many of his fans on the internet feel he got a raw deal, especially under circumstances when conservative men accused of much worse occupy positions of power.
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Garcia said he got extra energy from Snitker, who came to the defense of the team when he thought they got a raw deal from the umpire.
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Sanders plans to make his first visit to an Amazon warehouse next month, to register his complaints that in his view, Amazon employees get a raw deal.
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Whether it's calls for fossil fuel divestiture, baseless climate litigation, or hyping a socialist, Green Raw Deal, the costs to taxpayers will certainly outweigh any promised benefits.
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About New York In 1993, Anastasia Somoza, 9, put it to the president of the United States that her twin sister, Alba, was getting a raw deal.
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His ceaseless complaint about trade — with neighbors like Canada and Mexico, allies in Europe or mercantilist China — is that the United States is getting a raw deal.
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We had a lot of support in, for example, low income housing projects from people were getting a raw deal from the city that ran the projects.
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Incoming CEO Tim Sloan, a 20063-year veteran of the company, who took the reins from Stumpf, indicated Friday that low-level workers got a raw deal.
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Incoming CEO Tim Sloan, a 28-year veteran of the company, who took the reins from Stumpf, indicated Friday that low-level workers got a raw deal.
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If you're thinking free sandwiches for life seems like a raw deal for the restaurant, consider this: Cubs tickets are currently being sold for literally thousands of dollars.
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Tarantino delights in righting history's wrongs, empowering those he believes to have been given a raw deal, usually capping it off with a grand, gory, blood-filled finale.
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If China exploits its workers and pollutes its rivers so that poor Americans can enjoy cheaper goods, it is not obvious that America is getting a raw deal.
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Those numbers change regularly as the catalogue is updated, but it still adds up to about 3,616 reasons why Aussies may feel like they're getting a raw deal.
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He consistently cast the agreement -- which was negotiated by President Bill Clinton, the husband of Trump's presidential opponent Hillary Clinton -- as a raw deal for the middle class.
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They're workers, too, and the cost of persistent trade deficits in terms of job losses and the economic "shampoo cycle" — bubble, bust, repeat — makes this a raw deal.
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Sadly, this Green "Raw" Deal is just one of many troubling moves by environmentalists who think nothing of placing the economic wellbeing of millions of Americans in jeopardy.
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Still, chances are speaking time would be roughly even if you accounted for that — showing that Trump really wasn't getting the raw deal he claimed he was getting.
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In this turbulent era, there's almost a nostalgic appeal to the grifter, who so glibly shakes off the shackles of identity and rejects the raw deal of birth.
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Mahathir, who had a famously testy relationship with Lee Kuan Yew, has previously pointed to Hong Kong's agreement with China as evidence it is getting a raw deal.
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"If Puerto Rico was a state, this would have already been done," Hoyer said, adding that the territory has "gotten a pretty raw deal" from the Trump administration.
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And to restate, in case it got lost in the usual maze of non-issues surrounding every Trump controversy, the Post Office isn't getting a raw deal from Amazon.
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It's not just El that gets a raw deal in how she's portrayed, with just enough ra-ra girl power to hide a collection of clichés below the surface.
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Meek Mill's getting a raw deal compared to other inmates in the same situation, and once again ... his team says it's because the judge has it out for him.
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They all urged Trump, in one way or another, to ratchet down his rhetoric in recent weeks, even as he insisted that he's getting a raw deal from the press.
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In 2011 he claimed that "feminists are now amongst the most obnoxious bigots" in the UK. "From the cradle to the grave, men are getting a raw deal," he claimed.
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For Mr. Winston, one of the keys to setting up a win in 2021 is making the case in public today that most N.F.L. players are getting a raw deal.
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The U.S., Canada and Mexico are working to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement amid persistent criticism from the Trump administration that the U.S. is getting a raw deal.
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And given that hospital mergers usually lead to higher prices and no improvement in care quality, the FTC believes patients in the area would be getting a particularly raw deal.
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Rich I'm completely sympathetic, and argue further that Asian-American actors have a particularly raw deal — there are so few opportunities for them compared to other minorities, let alone majorities.
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As a big net contributor to the European Union, it believed it got a raw deal from Europe's agricultural policy because Britain has less farmland than, for example, neighboring France.
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Meek Mill's been getting a raw deal from Judge Genece Brinkley and deserves a new trial without her on the bench ... and that's according to the District Attorney in Philly.
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On stage at the Code Media conference last month, Campbell Brown, Facebook's head of news partnerships, fired a warning shot to publishers who think they get a raw deal from Facebook.
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He said that because oil and gas prices are volatile, the new production tax was "a raw deal for teachers" and pointed to other areas where taxes could have been raised.
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Tank thinks Justin Timberlake has gotten a raw deal from people on Black Twitter, who skewered him for responding to some of the things Jesse Williams said at the BET Awards.
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She's presented as a successful star who gives up a lot in order to try and be an ideal wife and mother, and she gets a pretty raw deal in return.
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Caitlyn Jenner says her daughter got a raw deal after the debacle of that Pepsi protest commercial, because after all ... Kendall Jenner's just a model who showed up for a job.
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"The New Deal was a raw deal for many of the communities I represent," he said, citing the 1939 construction of two lakes to dam the Santee River and generate electricity.
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We got Ted outside the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, and he called on the President to become more active in pardoning prisoners who are getting a raw deal from draconian drug sentences.
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Since his release, Mill has made a point of saying that his experience is not unique, and that many other black Americans get a raw deal in this country's criminal justice system.
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And I adored Michael Keaton in this film as Vulture, a bad guy who starts off as a family man and construction foreman who gets a raw deal in our shitty economy.
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Dwayne Johnson is getting a raw deal from people who think he's not black enough to play John Henry ... according to Roger Aaron Brown, who had the role back in the '90s.
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But Ukraine in turn has balked at taking some political steps outlined in the deal, saying they are impossible until security improves; many in Kiev see the accords as a raw deal.
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Still, this seems like a raw deal, especially given that—as the Outline reported in 2017—it's already tough for many creatives to scrape by much income on Patreon's more generous terms.
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Immediately on the heels of President Trump's address to Congress — in which the president pledged to protect American workers — the Trump administration is moving forward on a raw deal for American retirees.
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The agreement was the result of a lawsuit brought by the Cree against the provincial government, but some bandleaders have come to see it as a raw deal and negotiations are ongoing.
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Puerto Rico and New York City have been joined together for generations and we owe it to the people of Puerto Rico who have gotten a raw deal in many, many ways.
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In 2010 FIFA made that raw deal more palatable by introducing a Club Benefits Programme (CBP), which distributes a pot of money to the clubs whose players take part in the World Cup.
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Combined with the difficulties of managing a potentially capricious owner base and the stubborn need to raise additional capital from VC, going with equity crowdfunding can be a raw deal for all involved.
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How have we so quickly turned away from President Franklin D. Roosevelt's optimistic New Deal for all Americans to President Trump's mean and miserly Raw Deal for all but the top 1 percent?
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Dickerson says it's terrible to be accused of domestic violence in the first place -- but seems to think Elliott is getting a raw deal since he was never convicted in a court of law.
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Sean Kingston is getting a raw deal from all the jewelers who've sued him for not paying for a bunch of chains and watches ... at least that's HIS story, and he's sticking to it.
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We spoke with actor Carmine Caridi -- who was the butt of Jimmy's Oscars joke this weekend -- and he tells us he feels like he got a raw deal with no heads-up or discretion.
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The injury might be season-ending -- much like Tyler Eifert's own ankle injury Sunday almost certainly will be -- and Thomas made no bones about how he really felt about his raw deal with his squad.
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"During my own time and the time of the '60s, for me much of what I did came out of anger — it was just a raw deal for our people," she said in an interview.
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That Trump has any "core principles" beyond self-interest and a certain instinct that America is getting a raw deal is a claim with no foundation in Trump's business record, personal life or political career.
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Investigative journalists have, for years, documented the rotten culture and raw deal Amazon creates for its employees and contractors—from high-paid engineers reportedly sobbing at their desks to delivery drivers Amazon won't even recognize as employees.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump claims the United States has gotten a raw deal out of the global economy and promised to retaliate against imports and companies that set up factories overseas despite his own overseas businesses.
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Sessions delivered a full-throated denunciation of trade, arguing that America's commitment to openness was giving its citizens a raw deal: President Clinton and Obama promised our dangerous trade deficits with China and Korea would be reduced.
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Earlier story: North Carolina's infamous "bathroom bill" might be on its way out, but the bitter partisanship surrounding the legislation shows no sign of fading any time soon, and transgender advocates say they're getting a raw deal.
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But McKinnon also honed some more of her original wild women characters to perfection this year — most notably Colleen, a disgruntled alien abductee whose raw-deal experiences almost always make McKinnon's scene partners break character into laughter.
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Klein feels like he got a raw deal when he sold the Jelly Belly trademark held by the company he founded in 1976 to the Herman Goelitz Candy Co., and now he's ready to make his comeback.
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It's the sense of, yes, there's always a desire to stand up and be proud in your own identity, and if you think you're getting a raw deal, you know, push a little for it, for better.
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An elevator in the private residence "The truth is, I got a raw deal," he says later in the evening, the frustration unmistakable for a man who has spent so much of his life grading himself by headlines.
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One of what was supposedly a quartet of heroes, the man who saved Han Solo's life and destroyed the second Death Star, was given a raw deal — and not for the first time in the Star Wars universe.
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No matter how you slice it, Camille (Amy Adams) gets a raw deal in "Sharp Objects" Luckily for the insatiably curious, the original source material offers very clear-cut answers to everything that jaw-dropping finale left out.
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In a lot of ways, 2016 gave us a raw deal: the year Prince and David Bowie and George Michael died, the year of zika and Brexit, the year America elected a reality star to its highest office.
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Everyone involved—from the sleepy cook, to the idol singers who could've never imagined such a partnership during their childhood vocal lessons, to me, the finished but still hungry customer—seemed to be getting some kind of raw deal.
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Global Shivers Donald J. Trump, through decades in public life, has been consistent on one core policy idea: that the United States has gotten a raw deal from its major trading partners in the agreements that bind their economies.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says that she will review and potentially rewrite the rules on how universities should handle campus sexual assault, saying that current rules overly favor survivors while students accused of rape are cut a raw deal.
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Those two have a raw deal, as the Dolphins' plan this past season was to trade as many talented players as possible for future picks and tank their season in pursuit of the best position in the 2020 draft.
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Unless the new EU Trade Commissioner, Phil Hogan - himself a former EU Agriculture commissioner - accepts that the U.S. will not be brow-beaten into giving U.S. farmers a raw deal, the EU's trade charm offensive is once again doomed to failure.
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" That's one reason Rolling Stone named "Respect" No. 5 on its list of the 500 greatest songs of all time, praising Franklin as "a woman calling an end to the exhaustion and sacrifice of a raw deal with scorching sexual authority.
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David Brooks, who has in the past likened Trump to authoritarian "strongmen" such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, said Trump is now getting a raw deal from his political enemies and the press.
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"I think more and more of the cabinet are becoming pro-trade, but I think the president is becoming more bombastic on trade because he believes the U.S. got a raw deal for decades," said Daniel Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas.
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This is a raw deal for someone being paid in bitcoin who is actually reporting the payment, since they could be taxed on $500 of income only to have the bitcoin they received depreciate significantly in value before they can redeem it.
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Republican staff members on Capitol Hill said the theory gained traction because of a broader narrative — pushed by Mr. Sanders's own supporters — that Mr. Sanders was generally getting a raw deal from the mainstream news media and other candidates in the race.
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And then you see this massive upswing in abortion restriction where Republicans both are energized by the fight they had in DC where a lot of them think they got a really raw deal in Obamacare, and then they have these majorities where they can pass laws very easily.
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According to Canada's major newspaper The Globe and Mail, Canadian negotiators are urging the United States to roll back so-called state "right to work" laws that undercut worker power in the US. I'm glad we're renegotiating NAFTA because it has been a raw deal for American workers.
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He fundamentally believes that the working poor and middle class have gotten a raw deal in this country and that the United States of America, the wealthiest nation on the face of the Earth, can do better, should do better, and that working poor and middle class people deserve better.
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Just as Trump argues that the US has gotten a bad deal from recent trade deals, so British Euroskeptics contend that Britain is getting a raw deal from its membership in the EU. In the past few years, the debate over Britain's EU membership has increasingly become a debate over immigration.
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Under Mr. Shea, who also serves as the American permanent representative to the W.T.O., the United States has expressed its views in unvarnished language that has shocked other diplomats at times but is very much in line with Mr. Trump's view that America is getting a raw deal on global markets.
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At a polling station near where Mr Ramaphosa voted, Tshego Kgasago, a 28-year-old office worker, explained that while she objected to some EFF policies, such as Zimbabwe-style land seizures, she was voting for the party because it best embodies the idea that black people still get a raw deal.
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Add in the dangers of a flock of believers who disengage their minds and their moral responsibilities in favor of blindly following a leader, and the dangers of brutal persecution from non-believers, and religion in Apostle starts looking like a pretty raw deal, even when some believers' faith is outright confirmed.
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This policy repeal would go some serious way to lifting the burdens of those who feel they are getting a raw deal — their premiums rise while illegals and welfare recipients are coddled — and would assuage the equivalent of two million job losses, in terms of hours worked as well as full time positions lost.
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But the police say they are getting a raw deal, and one police union spokesman, Ramón Cossío, compared the persecution of officers to that of Jews in World War II. Others have complained that Madrid had abandoned them to harassment similar to that seen during the height of terrorism scares in the Basque region.
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Farage said that the next prime minister had to be a "Brexit prime minister" and that any concessions during the negotiations would mean that the U.K. would get a raw deal from the remaining 27 members of the EU. He said he wanted to have a new leader by the time of UKIP's annual conference in September.
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As Thomas Wright, the director of the Project on International Order and Strategy at The Brookings Institution, argues: In sum, Trump believes that America gets a raw deal from the liberal international order it helped to create and has led since World War II. He has three key arguments that he returns to time and again over the past 30 years.
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While campaigning and upon taking office, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE vowed to pull the U.S. out of the accord when it is first able to leave in November 2020, likening the pact to a raw deal that bound the U.S. to unequal carbon standards.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashPelosi scrambles to secure quick passage of coronavirus aid Amash calls stimulus package 'a raw deal' for 'those who need the most help' House passes bill to help prop up economy from coronavirus MORE, an Independent from Michigan, said Wednesday he would not personally object if leaders tried to pass the bill by UC. But he said the House must find a way for lawmakers to record their vote on the largest stimulus package in American history.
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Which, as Twitter pointed out, might not be the best strategy: Is Trump under the impression that most Americans agree Al Capone got a raw deal, or and now to argue for the good character and sterling reputation of my indicted former campaign chairman by comparing him to [checks notes] Al Capone As for their treatment, Manafort was sent to jail in June for alleged witness tampering, and while he was reportedly in solitary confinement, as Vox's Andrew Prokop pointed out, Manafort's version of imprisonment "comes with certain amenities," including not being confined to his cell, having access to a phone and personal laptop, and having his own bathroom and shower facility.
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Also coming to Amazon in March: TVLouie Season 5 (3/4)Bosch Season 2 (33/11)Arthur & George Season 1 (3/20)Orphan Black Season 3 (3/27) Movies71 (3/13)Affair In Havana (3/1)American Psycho (3/1)American Psycho 2 (3/1)Angelique Et Le Sultan (3/1)Attila, Il Flagello Di Dio (33/1)Beyond The Reach (3/20)Black Magic (3/1)The Blue Angel (3/1)The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (3/1)The Courage Of Black Beauty (1/1)Days Of Sin (3/1)Deet N Bax Save Th' World (3/5)The Diary of Anne Frank (3/1)Earth: The Inside Story (3/12)The End of the Tour (33/3)For Better, For Worse (3/1)Gattaca (3/3)Ghostbusters (3/1)Ghostbusters II (3/1)The Golden Stallion (13/1)The Gunfighter (3/1)Hans Crippleton: Talk to the Hans (3/4)I, Mobster (3/1)I'Ve Gotta Horse (3/1)Josephine and Men (33/1)Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure (3/1)Love Play (23/21)Marc Maron: More Later (23/228)The March Hare (23/21)Mojave (13/21)Now and Forever (23/21)Prevertere (3/15)Raw Deal (3/1)Regression (3/5)The Rules Of Attraction (33/1)Seven Wonders of Brazil (3/7)The Seven Year Itch (3/1)A Single Shot (3/28)The Story Of Ruth (3/1)Tempest (3/1)Wicked Lady (3/1) Also streaming in March HuluNetflixHBOShowtime
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