It is repugnant to who we are, it is repugnant to what we believe.
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Trump was shocking and repugnant and disgusting in ways that he has been shocking and repugnant and disgusting for months.
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" 'Repugnant' When it was first published, the US-based National Association of Black Journalists said the cartoon was "repugnant on many levels.
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Words — even provocative or repugnant ones — are not violence.
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The Trump show as a culture war phenomenon is repugnant.
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"These comments are repugnant," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
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To be clear, I believe Trump is a repugnant person.
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How repugnant are things that make a show of reverence.
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We, the FBI, don't investigate ideology, no matter how repugnant.
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We find the content on some of these sites repugnant.
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It means "disgustingly filthy" or "physically repugnant," according to Merriam-Webster.
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The memes begin to normalize ideals that are repugnant, she says.
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Said McConnell: These comments are repugnant, and unacceptable in any circumstance.
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And if she wants that, she's as repugnant as he is!
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The Hill: The Washington Post hits back at Trump's "repugnant" tweet.
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The idea of having a toilet in the home seemed repugnant.
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I understand why so many geeks find the show so repugnant.
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Of course, the whole idea of privatized incarceration is morally repugnant.
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They know I disagree with them and think this is repugnant.
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Every formula has some potentially repugnant element or tricky trade-off.
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This was also despite antics that many non-partisans would consider repugnant.
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"Voting for Hillary Clinton, to my mind, is morally repugnant," he said.
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It's not as if wanting a child is an objectively repugnant goal.
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His coddling of repugnant bigotry is not in the character of America.
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Equity's biggest struggle, though, is in finding a center that isn't repugnant.
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A CPAC spokesman called Spencer "repugnant," according to an NBC News reporter.
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And there are the repugnant practices of people smuggling and people trafficking.
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" Iran reacted furiously, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif calling Trump's statement "repugnant.
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Carlson later that night mockingly quipped, "repugnant" after playing back Smith's comment.
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And there are the repugnant practices of people-smuggling and people trafficking.
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"The photo is outrageous and morally repugnant," Mr. Pasch said on Friday.
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It wasn't always repugnant, just foreign, and I didn't want the foreign.
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" Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad-Zarif tweeted that the response was "repugnant.
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It was an immoral and repugnant choice that has scarred the nation permanently.
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"President Trump's tax plan is morally repugnant and bad economic policy," said Sen.
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The opinions in this article belong to the author. (CNN)Repugnant. Outrageous. Disgraceful.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan: "The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant.
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Those remarks were wrong and repugnant, and I apologize for them once again.
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This morally repugnant practice is crippling families who get stuck with the bill.
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What to think — what to do — about great artists whose politics are repugnant?
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That two of those men are dying makes the behavior no less repugnant.
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Invariably, these disturbing events are punctuated by Trump's predictable yet repugnant Twitter rants.
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The First Amendment's guarantee of free expression envisions the protection of repugnant views.
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"This type of divisiveness is repugnant to everything we believe as New Yorkers."
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Their appetite for attention is so desperate that it's both repugnant and poignant.
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"The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant," he said on Twitter.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted: "The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant.
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Your friends already know, you say, that you find their social views repugnant.
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Go deeper: Schiff condemns Trump's call for China to investigate Bidens as "repugnant"
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" CPAC spox Ian Walters says Richard Spencer was removed because he is "repugnant.
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Imagine you were a Border Patrol agent and found the policy morally repugnant.
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REED: I&aposm -- I am just saying that this is repugnant to most Americans.
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"However repugnant their actions, MS-13 gang members are human beings IMHO," Harwood tweeted .
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But will there be content which is equally repugnant and vile on our network?
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called Trump's remarks "repugnant, and unacceptable in any circumstance.
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Its dark, nihilistic ideology is repugnant and that is why they fight and die.
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The loudest and most repugnant of them is now the Republican nominee for president.
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If formal medical language is compromising, its colloquialisms are equally, if not more, repugnant.
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As for Larson, he hasn&apost backed away from his extreme, even repugnant views.
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These alleged crimes are reprehensible and utterly repugnant to the values of this nation.
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Telling the truth and having the moral clarity to reject terrorism are not repugnant.
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" Booker has previously called private prisons, which are subsidized by U.S. tax dollars, "repugnant.
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The perverse experimentation is as wasteful of our tax dollars as it is repugnant.
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Eventually, Pat McCrory will repeal this repugnant legislation that was forced upon North Carolinians.
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It is difficult to imagine a more thorough or repugnant apology for oppressive exploitation.
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Discrimination based on genetics has already been deemed repugnant, even if it's perfectly rational.
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As a former addict, I found this fake redemption memoir to be morally repugnant.
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I am very liberal and find his ideas on many subjects to be repugnant.
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"The president found the tape as repugnant as most Americans did," Earnest told reporters.
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Succeeding in business is hard, why make it harder with even occasional repugnant behavior?
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"The behavior that has been alleged is repugnant and unacceptable," the NHL statement said.
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All the pain and all the death are gone, congealed into repugnant fluffy felt.
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Racial superiority is a repugnant idea and President Trump should condemn it by name.
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" The network's entertainment president called the statement "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"[Trump's] coddling of repugnant bigotry is not in the character of America," Romney added.
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"While we found it repugnant, we swallowed it for the greater good," Celli said.
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They were making very, very clean stuff, though the content was repugnant and incendiary.
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" A group of 11 Gold Star families described Trump's actions as "repugnant and personally offensive.
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" St. George also said banning males is as repugnant as "Caucasian Night" or "Heterosexual Night.
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We at the Department of Justice are determined to strike back against these repugnant crimes.
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"These comments are repugnant, and unacceptable in any circumstance," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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The fact that they haven't shows how much Trump's election has mainstreamed repugnant racist views.
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You can easily reason your way into eugenics or some other repugnant worldview, after all.
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It's not the first time Ellison has said repugnant things, and Democrats should be terrified.
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Iran's foreign minister called comments by Trump "repugnant" and accused the U.S. of supporting terror.
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And if the bill doesn't become law, it will stand as a morally repugnant vote.
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In reality, of course, Trump was always communicating a message that most people found repugnant.
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Iran's foreign minister, Mohammed Javad Zarif, called Trump's tweets "repugnant," which is ironic at best.
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It discounts the many less fortunate "uneducated" who find Mr. Trump's commentary repugnant and insulting.
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Your offhand solution to the violence in our nation, this time in Pittsburgh, is repugnant.
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The concept of closing the doors to immigrants is repugnant to the concept of America.
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One is that supremacy, through its association with white supremacy, evokes a repugnant political stance.
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"The concept of closing the doors to immigrants is repugnant to the concept of America."
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They didn't reach a binding decision, but Trump's views were described as "repugnant" by one Parliamentarian.
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In the end identity politics is not only incompatible with liberalism but positively repugnant to it.
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But with Eminem, there was a sense of righteousness that balanced out what was obviously repugnant.
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It is repugnant to all we believe as Americans and as members of the human family.
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Compared to a harmless fake photo of a shark, some of it was straight-up repugnant.
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And yet: I still identified with most of these repugnant characters, not least of all Hope.
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" Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, accused Trump of participating in the "coddling of repugnant bigotry.
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U.S. senators last week grilled executives from major drug companies, calling their pricing practices "morally repugnant".
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To my knowledge, applicants have been asked to explain how their sexuality works under repugnant conditions.
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The account itself is totally repugnant: it contains violent, racist and thoroughly disgusting images and messages.
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There were strange winks and nods to this small cohort of repugnant hatemongers throughout the campaign.
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"I find it morally repugnant what the president of the United States said today," Mcauliffe said.
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He was criticizing the media for creating false equivalencies that minimized Trump's atrocious and repugnant behavior.
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He said it was "absolutely repugnant" that the Senate hasn't passed a bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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Most of our customers, both retail and wholesale, are Trump supporters, whom I personally find repugnant.
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Mr. Roe argues for a Faustian bargain, an embrace of specious ends justifying morally repugnant means.
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" Ms. Barr later apologized, but ABC called her tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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Donald Trump's comments about sexually assaulting women with impunity are "repugnant," the White House said Tuesday.
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Shep said the comment was "repugnant" and cited other legal experts who backed up Napolitano. pic.twitter.
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"Where is the outrage against such horrendous, repugnant catastrophe that's happening on our watch?" she said.
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One Democrat, Representative Paul McHale, called the president morally repugnant and publicly called for his resignation.
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This looks to have applied to Bolsonaro, whose fondness for saying repugnant things is no secret.
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But on May 29, ABC cancelled the show and fired Barr for her "abhorrent, repugnant" tweet.
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JA: Let me preface by saying I think the things Bannon stands for are truly repugnant.
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Labour is in the grip of a hard-left faction that combines repugnant politics with extreme incompetence.
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"It's a bad film, it's a boring film, and it's vile, repugnant and insulting," Usmanova told Reuters.
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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The assaults, Ms. Merkel said on Thursday, were "repugnant" and would never simply be accepted by Germany.
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" And others worried that customers would think of a tattooed employee as "abhorrent, repugnant, unsavoury, and untidy.
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"The account contains violent, racist and thoroughly repugnant images and messages," a university spokesman to the Post.
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The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament denounced the church service as "morally repugnant" and staged a "die-in".
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" Earlier Tuesday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Trump's sexually aggressive boasts a decade ago were "repugnant.
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But all of these clerical titles are nicknames for Tobias Forge, frontman of Swedish death metallers Repugnant.
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Late-night snacks, some medications, and even the withdrawal of medications or alcohol can trigger repugnant dreams.
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He was roundly criticized for these statements, and rightly so, because they are repugnant things to say.
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We should not succumb to mob justice and eliminate it, no matter how repugnant the alleged crime.
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If tariffs are so obviously repugnant to the elite classes, why are they popular among the public?
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The initial effect may be slightly repugnant—an "urgent dryness," indeed, like a concentrated essence of boredom.
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" ABC president Channing Dungey explained that, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is 'abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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Anyone who does not find Game of Thrones repugnant can find delight in this type of erudition.
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" The judge described Trump's assertion of immunity as "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values.
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Yet to recognize error, to cut losses, to alter course, is the most repugnant option in government.
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Third, it seems reasonably clear that Mr. Jones's content isn't just morally repugnant, it's also legally problematic.
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It's still, to many if not most bankers, a program that looks politically repugnant and personally costly.
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Then, early one morning, remembering again those last minutes, you realize that the repugnant has become reasonable.
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"To the people in my generation, it's just something that's so obvious: This is repugnant," he said.
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Although some find the idea repugnant, you actually can put a dollar value on a human life.
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A stream of athletes at elite universities expending their verbal skills on repugnant commentary about female peers.
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So the question is how do you lift out of a repugnant situation into a better terrain?
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They think of it as an absurd position, as a "repugnant conclusion" that follows from the argument.
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Should communities accept people who hold repugnant views, as long as they don't express them within that community?
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The second approach emphasizes the need for empathy—for talking people around—no matter how repugnant their views.
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And I would try to do my best to prove them wrong, but I find that morally repugnant.
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Crimea, cyber-espionage, intimidation of Europe...this is great power politics that, while morally repugnant, is effective. 3.
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" Barr apologized for the tweet, but within hours ABC canceled her show, calling her remarks "abhorrent" and "repugnant.
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If you need proof of just HOW repugnant it can get, google, 'Amy Schumer has jewy little toes.
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In one way, Black Sails is referencing Treasure Island and the role of pirates as morally repugnant villains.
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Pyongyang also made clear it does not want to deal with Trump's "repugnant" national security adviser, John Bolton.
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She does nothing to advance any cause and has only supported the president's ego, narcissism and repugnant behavior.
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These questions often divide people with otherwise similar political beliefs who view the dominant culture as morally repugnant.
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Not because of his association with birtherism or as a climate change denier, or his other repugnant assertions.
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Iran's foreign minister rejected Donald Trump's condolences for deadly attacks in Tehran, calling the U.S. president's words 'repugnant'.
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In the US, you're canceled — but if you do something repugnant in the UK or Canada, you're cancelled.
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His looking scared makes her feel like a scary woman, and the feeling is both repugnant and pleasurable.
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As repugnant and dangerous as ISIS is, Assad is the one whose forces are doing most of the killing.
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"They called the act "an ephemeral kind of performance art that subverts a repugnant piece of street furniture (LinkNYC).
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On the one hand, the policy is repugnant; on the other, the visit would benefit students in this country.
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He is a particularly repugnant symptom of a vast, internalized prejudice that stains all of our lives — Trump's included.
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BILA: If Kim Jong-un called me repugnant, I would put it on a shirt and be prancing around.
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Four members of the council resigned last year in the wake of child separations, which they called "morally repugnant."
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In some respects I have not changed: Making eye contact with other passengers on the Tube still is repugnant.
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That's sort of repugnant, but apparently it's statistically in line with the preferences of the majority of the respondents.
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And Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, just cancelled Roseanne, citing her comments as being "repugnant" and "inconsistent" with Disney standards.
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" The Wyoming Democratic Party called for Hutchings to resign on Monday, condemning her remarks as "indefensible, insensitive and repugnant.
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Perhaps worse, such actions designed to limit speech and thought are repugnant to the very meaning of being American.
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It is a repugnant, racist, and ignorant piece of legislation that goes against everything that America should stand for.
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And the party wrongly assumed Mr. Trump's repugnant anti-immigrant policies and rhetoric would do the work for it.
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And the Vietnam War was unmasked as a morally repugnant enterprise built on a foundation of racism and lies.
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Joan must face heart-wrenching truths, while de Men is revealed as even more repugnant than he initially seemed.
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He's a repugnant misogynist, a sexual assaulter, and the Republican nominee for president of the United States of America.
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I hope the President will once again stand up for his national security adviser and denounce these repugnant attacks.
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Drug makers' attempts to justify their prices, when so many patients cannot afford them, are "morally repugnant," he said.
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"These vile acts of racism, division and discrimination are repugnant to American values, and have no place in our state."
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Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we&aposve decided to cancel her show.
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"I understand that he's repugnant to people," Letterman tells Tom Brokaw in a candid interview for Dateline NBC's On Assignment.
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And, by the way, Fonda wasn&apost the only repugnant person on the left to go after a Trump child.
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"This is shameless, corrupt and repugnant presidential profiteering," Shaub tweeted in a blistering commentary on Trump's potential conflicts of interest.
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But Rorschach in Watchmen is a repugnant, egotistical nihilist, a hateful, paranoid vigilante who constantly puts himself above the law.
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" Thatcher is undecided between Trump and Clinton, because he finds the idea of voting for either of them "morally repugnant.
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Surely, I thought, a party whose leading exponents are now identified with such repugnant views can't possibly take the presidency.
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While citizens in the Middle East and America may find his contradictions repugnant, his audience in Saudi Arabia will not.
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"I understand that he's repugnant to people," he said in an interview for Dateline NBC's On Assignment at the time.
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On the other hand, his critics have time and again shown how factually incorrect and morally repugnant his interpretations are.
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Iran's foreign minister on Thursday rejected Donald Trump's condolences for deadly attacks in Tehran, calling the U.S. president's words repugnant.
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"Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote on his Twitter account: "Repugnant White House statement... Iranian people reject such U.S. claims of friendship.
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But, we also need to recognize that people always have, and always will, enjoy the right to hold repugnant beliefs.
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In the most extreme challenge, an Islamist fringe perceives Western democracy as an evil that justifies the most repugnant violence.
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" In 2016, McConnell offered a similarly cautious rebuke to Trump, saying, "These comments are repugnant, and unacceptable in any circumstance.
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" The congresswoman emphasized that she believes Trump's positions are "repugnant" and that "a majority of my constituents feel the same.
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"Attacking our colleague who's here to offer legal assessments on our air, in our work home, is repugnant," he added.
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But as repugnant and seemingly improvised as this latest push was, the Republican dream of repealing Obamacare will never die.
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To make matters worse, some Republicans -- such as House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy -- have started to mimic Trump's repugnant behavior.
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That a woman would claim a full seat has been called "womanspreading" and declared vulgar and repugnant to our culture.
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The most repugnant aspect of this N.C.A.A. rule is that it runs directly counter to the optimal American college education.
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" Today, President Trump has brought such outrage into the mainstream with the repugnant charge that unauthorized immigrants "infest our country.
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Reddit dealt with similar growing pains after its long commitment to being an open platform even for socially repugnant ideas.
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It is repugnant to the American dream of the opportunity for prosperity and success through hard work and upward mobility.
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It is repugnant to the American Dream of the opportunity for prosperity and success through hard work and upward mobility.
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Removing those protections would disincentivize platforms from removing content, allowing free reign to violent extremists, Nazis and other repugnant actors.
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" Donating that money to benefit victims is the "proper course of action under the circumstances of Epstein's egregiously repugnant crimes.
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And it's not to say Uber employees who liked Travis are repugnant for applauding his accomplishments, or remembering him fondly.
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Anti-Semites tend to have the opposite set of views, for reasons that may be repugnant but are perfectly rational.
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The Islamic State has long taken pride in its flair for developing content that is innovative and repugnant in equal measure.
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She gets an honorary double deduction for "lame hometown date" (-10) because her date was not only lame but morally repugnant.
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In this Trump case, a federal judge had pointedly rejected Trump's claim as "repugnant" — and that case is on appeal now.
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Here's Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan clearly condemning the events: The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant.
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Today's immoralists, including the repugnant Peter Thiel, just happen to be on the leading edge of this social and biological inevitability.
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" John Haynes Holmes, an influential Unitarian pastor, told Congress the foundation was "repugnant to the whole idea of a democratic society.
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That is not because business travellers find their time on the road repugnant and want to bury themselves in their smartphones.
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His ramblings border on the delusional, and his encouragement for people to read up on Holocaust denier David Irving is repugnant.
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" — David Spade "Ann Coulter is one of the most repugnant, hateful bitches alive — but it's not too late to change, Ann.
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" ABC said, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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You were flailing around, not knowing how to take on that repugnant bully until I showed you the way on Twitter.
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That he is simultaneously repugnant and in some ways the most moral person in the story is part of its complexity.
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The organization reaffirmed that free speech is extended to all, "even to the most repugnant speakers — including white supremacists," Cole said.
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"The regime always chooses when to divert the attention of the international community from its repugnant human rights record," he said.
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The irony is that these Catholic politicians claim that they agree that abortion is the morally repugnant killing of the innocent.
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Critics say the president is emboldening a dangerous regime, while others say his strategy — while morally repugnant — is a pragmatic one.
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In purple Pennsylvania, those voters are more or less balanced out by suburban Republicans, who find the president's harsh nativism repugnant.
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History reminds us that, as repugnant as they are to their political opponents, demagogues like Mr. Trump are not easily defeated.
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"The crimes committed against them by priests and brothers are profoundly evil and completely repugnant to me," he said in 2015.
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"Attacking our colleague — who is here to offer legal assessments on our air, in our work home — is repugnant," Smith said.
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Cannibalism may be gruesome, and repugnant to our current sensibilities, but it has been widely practiced for a variety of reasons.
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After all, the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees everyone lawful freedom of speech no matter how repugnant their views.
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The ferocious backlash against the invitation makes it clear that Bannon and his views are repugnant to the mainstream of America.
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And more importantly, perhaps, how long can you go on living with yourself as someone who routinely does morally repugnant acts?
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But New York state has discriminatory — and quite frankly repugnant — laws on our books that stifle the liberties of the LGBTQ community.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the comments were "repugnant" and that Trump "needs to apologize directly to women and girls everywhere.
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This is an example of what Mr Roth calls a "repugnant market", one which is constrained by popular distaste or moral unease.
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The next day the fallout was immediate, with ABC denouncing Barr's "repugnant" statement as "inconsistent with our values" and canceling the show.
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Our politics have become too base, too low, & too vulgar, but Kathy Griffin's post descends into an even more repugnant & vile territory.
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The phrase is slick with repugnant double meaning, the kind of capo-speak that's basically code for ' business and ethics don't mix'.
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It is cheap and tacky and visually repugnant and our hosts, Dan and Gabriel, display quite strange attitudes towards...well, everything really.
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Human fingers will click on the shocking and obscene, no matter how repugnant (and often, the more messed up, the more enticing).
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"The courts have made it abundantly clear they have a right to gather no matter how repugnant their views are," he said.
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What better way to mark it than this administration's failed, repugnant use of migrant children as political hostages in an immigration debate?
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The rights of children are a universal value and, I will always add my voice to the rejection of this repugnant policy.
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" Then the brief added: "Such blatant religious discrimination is repugnant to the Catholic faith, core American values, and the United States Constitution.
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Sanders and Democrats have slammed the plan, with Sanders calling it "morally repugnant and bad economic policy" that would exacerbate income inequality.
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"These vile acts of racism, division and discrimination are repugnant to American values, and have no place in our state," he added.
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Something like: Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with American values, and I support ABC's decision to cancel her show.
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" ABC abruptly canceled the popular reboot of Barr's long-running comedy, calling its star's tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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Fuchs described Spencer's comments about race as "repugnant and counter to everything the university and this nation stands for," the AP said.
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"But even that is more than I am willing to pay to a company that supports repugnant and dangerous ideology," she said.
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Several other lawyers agreed that the treaty obliged Australia to administer foreign sentences even when they may be repugnant to Australian values.
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A severe epidemic of yellow fever in 1798, blamed on the repugnant water, pushed the city to find a longer-term solution.
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From another vantage point altogether, there is the dilemma of the conservative who finds Trump repugnant, but also views Democrats as worse.
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Take the moral high ground and publicly declare (perhaps on Twitter) that the noose is repugnant and offends every right-thinking American.
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The Trump budget was intellectually dishonest and morally repugnant, with cuts in global AIDS funding alone that may cost one million lives.
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But compared with Vikas, a sour, selfish person in a sympathetic predicament, Malik, whose position is repugnant, is a genuinely sympathetic character.
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When someone says something morally repugnant, failing to respond with disapproval is failing to take that person seriously as a moral agent.
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These are generally repugnant points of view to a large swath of people, but he's correct in saying they weren't views that WordPress.
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Roseanna has now been excommunicated for the public square for comments that ABC rightfully characterized as "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values".
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"The account contains violent, racist and thoroughly repugnant images and messages," Ron Ozio, director of campus media relations, told Mashable in an email.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News.
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" The governor said, "These vile acts of racism, division and discrimination are repugnant to American values, and have no place in our state.
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Expletive-filled recordings of the men played before the jury contained repugnant, bigoted language, the defense lawyers said, but not a federal crime.
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" But instead of apologizing for his repugnant comments, he has turned defiant, telling The Guardian that he "will never stop mocking victim culture.
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"Under Congress's power over foreign commerce, Congress can impose sanctions on countries and individuals that engage in activities it finds repugnant," Glennon said.
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What we do know for sure is that Rubio's strategy for beating back the most repugnant aspects of Trumpism is to imitate them.
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"One of the most repugnant, hateful hatchet bitches alive, but it's not too late to change, Ann – you could kill yourself," said Carr.
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"It's a morally repugnant issue, the equivalent of shooting dogs, cats, whales or great apes," said Save the Elephants founder Iain Douglas-Hamilton.
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In America and Britain there is an old—and to critics, repugnant—tradition of regulators leaving office to join firms they once supervised.
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The idea that the American people may never see a detailed report of what Mueller finds ought to be repugnant to every citizen.
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"The president found the tapes as repugnant as most Americans did," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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And yet, however repugnant you find them, and however firmly you believe that they should be punished for their sins, there's a problem.
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"Repugnant" and "detestable," she called him, as she ran through a litany of reasons she believes no Cuban should have voted for him.
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Rather, the group is buoyed by a foundation that bankrolls environmentalist, population-control, and right-to-die efforts—causes most conservatives find repugnant.
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" ABC, which broadcasts Barr's sitcom "Roseanne," canceled the show later Tuesday, citing her tweet, calling it "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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For those who were there from the beginning, how the administration chose to end DACA was as morally repugnant as the decision itself.
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"No taxpayer in Texas should have to subsidize this repugnant and illegal conduct," Republican Texas attorney general Ken Paxton said of the tapes.
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General Flynn's repugnant statements show a lack of respect for the rights and dignity of Muslims and make him unfit for this post.
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Noting that Trump's behavior is "no longer just irresponsible and indecent," but "dangerous," Tapper avoided showing his audience the repugnant tweet Trump shared.
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"The noose is an incendiary image with repugnant racial connotations," Robert H. Tembeckjian, the judicial commission administrator, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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While it may not be as repugnant as one would imagine, it is not that terribly fun to eat on an empty stomach.
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"There are some who have acted like this, and that is repugnant, but not everyone has," he told Catholic publication Crux in May.
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So let's be clear here: The actions of Antifa have fairly designated them a repugnant alternative to the repugnance they united to counter.
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They must learn to listen, learn how to object in a proper, well-reasoned way to arguments that seem, after consideration, wrong, even repugnant.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News.
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A few actress friends of mine told me stories: of a ghastly hotel meeting; of a repugnant bathrobe-shucking; of a loathsome massage request.
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What Biden should have done in that fundraiser was acknowledge that he can work with anyone -- even those whose racist views he finds repugnant.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey wrote in a statement.
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Obviously this effort devolves into absurdity, with the characters stripping off everything they're wearing because it might somehow be morally repugnant to keep on.
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" The statement also decrisbed Weinstein's actions as "repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents.
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"Our politics have become too base, too low, & too vulgar, but Kathy Griffin's post descends into an even more repugnant & vile territory," Romney tweeted.
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We will not tolerate this repugnant lawlessness, and we will be vigilant in prosecuting hate crime offenders to the fullest extent of the law.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement.
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Depicting the Cold War as a geopolitical conflict featuring two morally repugnant powers, popular though it is to do so, seldom produces convincing results.
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Last night, Trump did another one of his patented retweets and, while this one wasn't of a white supremacist, it was just as repugnant.
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Trump now looks like a madman from Mad Men, a throwback to when his particular privileges had more perks and were considered less repugnant.
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His authoritarianism threatens libertarian ideals as well as progressive ones, he's personally repugnant in ways that transcend politics, and his incompetence endangers us all.
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Just as the real crime of Watergate was the bungled cover-up, the real scandal of Bibigate has been the repugnant political patch-up.
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How on earth does the Republican Party accept Mr. Trump's repugnant attacks on individuals, freedom of the press, legal institutions, immigrants and so on?
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The sounds and smells of old men: Such things had been repugnant to him when he was young and he feels no differently now.
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Ron Wyden, the ranking member of the committee, blasted Big Pharma as "morally repugnant" and accused the companies of operating in an "unacceptable" way.
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But it is wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order to a facially neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission.
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Brazil's new President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, repugnant as he may be, won an actual election in which he got most Brazilian voters to back him.
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"Not repugnant according to @WaltDisneyCo," read one post that Barr retweeted, referring to angry anti-Trump comments by Keith Olbermann, who recently returned to ESPN.
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Practicing on dead humans probably seemed repugnant in light of the reverence shown in funerary rituals; many ancient humans treated their dead with deep respect.
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The costume, while repugnant AND COUNTER TO THE VALUES OF THE UNIVERSITY AND ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT, was an exercise of the individual's right to free speech.
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This ludicrous-sounding suggestion he deemed the "repugnant conclusion," and it's extremely difficult to figure out a way to think about ethics that avoids it.
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The policy, part of an effort by the attorney-general Jeff Sessions to curb a seasonal rise in illegal immigration, is repugnant and self-defeating.
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" He continued, "It is wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order to a facially neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission.
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" Roberts said it was "wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order to a facial neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission.
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These outbursts, as repugnant as they can seem, often feel more authentic than the reasoned arguments we recite to those who already agree with us.
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"A terrible murder, the background to which is still unclear, is being instrumentalized in the most repugnant way for racist riots in Chemnitz," she tweeted.
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Sexual abuse in any form is repugnant in any community; when that abuse occurs within the church or an affiliated institution, it is especially painful.
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" These repugnant "categories" were apparently created automatically because a small number of Facebook users listed them on their profiles under "interests" or "fields of study.
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, an especially repugnant splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, was quick to take credit, saying the bombing was intended to target Christians.
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"I find the racist rhetoric of Richard Spencer and white nationalism repugnant and counter to everything the university and this nation stands for," Fuchs wrote.
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One particularly repugnant answer is to partially abandon their anti-racism, indulge racist sentiment, and consciously court voters with anti-black or anti-Latino animus.
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"A terrible murder, the background to which is still unclear, is being instrumentalised in the most repugnant way for racist riots in Chemnitz," she tweeted.
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What is truly repugnant is funding terrorism, oppressing your own citizens, lying to the international community, holding "death to America" rallies, and pursuing nuclear terrorism.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," the executive said in a statement.
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The idea that one person is worthy and another is not, and that we might figure that out based on SAT scores, is morally repugnant.
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I was supportive of this idea until she explained the terms: If she breaks her resolution, she will give $1,000 to a morally repugnant organization.
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In a statement about the cancellation of "Roseanne," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey called Barr's Twitter statement "abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent" with the network's values.
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But the way I was treated was so professionally repugnant, so unprofessional, so that it was almost like, 'Hey, WeWork, is everything you say bulls---?
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But repugnant events — atrocities by slave owners, the gang rape of his wife by white men — turn Turner into the leader of a murderous rebellion.
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The community's commitment to total freedom means that anyone can use the code as they please, even in ways that the developers might find repugnant.
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But — stepping back from the investigation — that history also includes a time when people were not comfortable coming forward to voice complaints about repugnant behavior.
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Geoff Berman, the executive director of the New York State Democratic Party, had condemned the vandalism as "repugnant" on Friday afternoon before Mr. McInnes's visit.
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"Let's call it as it is: The prospect of machines with the discretion and power to take human life is morally repugnant," Mr. Guterres said.
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If a sitting president can be made a defendant in a criminal case, the president is effectively rendered "repugnant" to his office as chief executive.
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It overruled the Korematsu case, officially reversing a wartime ruling that for decades has stood as an emblem of a morally repugnant response to fear.
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For instance, he cites Mr. Stewart's best-known disembowelings of guests or interviewers Mr. Stewart has found morally repugnant but doesn't describe what was said.
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If you could save your family more than $2003,000 next year simply by signing a statement affirming belief in principles you find repugnant, would you?
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Ms. Dungey said in a statement.
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"A terrible murder, the background to which is still unclear, is being instrumentalised in the most repugnant way for racist riots in Chemnitz," she tweeted.
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Sanders and Democrats have slammed the plan, with Sanders calling it "morally repugnant and bad economic policy" that would exacerbate income inequality. http://bit.ly/2i6K9ST.
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" On Monday, President Trump issued another strong statement, declaring "racism is evil" and describing white supremacists as "repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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"Our school community's efforts to foster cultural understanding will proceed, though they are set back mightily by this repugnant image," Robison wrote in the email.
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While commitment to scientific principles remains priority, it would be unethical and morally irresponsible not to express judgment against repugnant behavior that is baldly bigoted.
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On the left, there have also been calls to cancel speakers with repugnant views and for art deemed offensive to be removed from museums and destroyed.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News in a statement.
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My question is when will the day of reckoning come for those on the left whose own abhorrent and repugnant views are inconsistent with our values?
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Others say that negotiations with the rebels -- who have been at war with the government for decades and are responsible for bombings and kidnappings -- are repugnant.
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Gunn's tweets are repugnant, but they reflect an earlier era of the internet, where edgy, inappropriate, or gross-out humor were the law of the land.
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Oriel is right to distance itself from Rhodes's repugnant views on racial superiority, but to remove the statue would be a colossal disservice to Oxford students.
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" ABC subsequently canceled the namesake show hours later, with ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey referring to Barr's remarks as "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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Some think that approach is itself morally repugnant because it threatens to devalue ethics by reducing it to a bunch of neurochemicals zipping around our brains.
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Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska called the tweets "unacceptable," adding, "any hatred toward any nationality is repugnant, whether it comes from the left or the right."
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That's not quite the case here; the violence in Detroit is gratuitous simply because there is so much of it and it is so profoundly repugnant.
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In a statement announcing the cancellation of her sitcom, ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey said, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values."
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In his estimation, most Republicans would find Trump's comments repugnant, but they would be even more resentful of the coastal media that was pushing the story.
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It's easy to look back at 2008 Tony's womanizing ways and find them repugnant now, but back then it was a comedy beat, played for laughs.
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" Hours later, Dungey issued a statement announcing that ABC had decided to cancel the "Roseanne" reboot, calling Barr's comments "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"Thousands of employees have been fired or pushed out for using far less repugnant language than Mr. Trump's words about how he gropes women," he says.
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I have been to some of the largest private persons which are repugnant to me that people are profiting off incarceration and they are immigration lockups.
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"I find Salvini repugnant, but he seems to have an incredible grip on society," Nathalie Tocci, the director of Italy's Institute of International Relations, told me.
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While Mr. Jones's rhetoric is certainly repugnant, mounting pressure from the political left to censor hateful speech may have unintended consequences, especially for people of color.
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That might have spared us the populist revolts that brought us Roy Moore, and Donald Trump, and the repugnant habits of mind that now excuse them.
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Characterized by blood-red lighting and bright-blue dialogue, the movie revels in a blasted urban setting that's as repugnant as most of its supporting characters.
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Mondtag, one of Germany's most exciting young directors, applies his Expressionism-inspired aesthetic to Brecht's parable about a morally repugnant poet at odds with bourgeois society.
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Mondtag, one of Germany's most exciting young directors, applies his Expressionism-inspired aesthetic to Brecht's parable about a morally repugnant poet at odds with bourgeois society.
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"Bob Jones, as a private institution with repugnant theology, in the nineteen-seventies, should have been dealt with at the level of moral denunciation," he says.
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As a preface, I will say that I find the politics of bullying our southern neighbor and the racism unleashed by the whole wall narrative repugnant.
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"We support free speech and welcome discussing & debating why we find the book's content & racially tainted promotion so repugnant," said organizer Roberto Lovato in a tweet.
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And even a much greater number of Republicans decided that Moore was so repugnant and odious that they voted against him by not voting at all.
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The idea that we should try to create a world teeming with miserable people whose lives are barely worth living strikes most philosophers as, indeed, repugnant.
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Nature, science, even the human form itself has all be made twisted and repugnant, and at every turn you are made to wade deeper into the mire.
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Merkel, who will run for a fourth term next year, has said it would be particularly repugnant if a refugee seeking protection in Germany was the perpetrator.
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But if you get out, you dry off, and you put on your pants again, the concept of getting into a cold, wet bathing suit is repugnant.
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But I did want to convey that I found the bank to be trying to smear an employee in a way that I found unfair and repugnant.
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For about six years, he regularly updated Reservations with his thoughts on politics and culture, gaining a considerable online following thanks to his controversial, often repugnant views.
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Elsewhere, sanctions could have much more bite—the measures that until recently applied to Iran were far harsher than the ones against the world's most repugnant regime.
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Since the late 43s, almost every year has seen fewer executions, fewer new death sentences and fewer states involved in the repugnant business of killing their citizens.
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" In the document, Allison's attorney Alfred G. Rava calls the incident "as repugnant and unlawful as businesses being involved in a 'Caucasian Night' or a 'Heterosexual Night.
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It goes like this: someone gains online fame for something innocuous, only for it to come out shortly after that the person holds repugnant or problematic views.
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But then he came back, and implied, in a repugnant and smarmy way, that Kelly had been called worse because of her personality, not because of sexism.
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Now, the contempt for you, the American people, the thing that some of these people said about us, you, the American people is repugnant, it&aposs appalling.
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And as he did after The Washington Post published a cartoon featuring his daughters that he found repugnant, Cruz quickly parlayed the Times story into an opportunity.
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A statement Monday seemed to be damage control, calling out the enemies by name, calling them "repugnant," and leaving no wiggle room: "Racism is evil," Trump said.
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"As repugnant as Trump is to many of us, we are not going to fire someone over his or her support of a political candidate," Altman wrote.
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It's not only opposition parties that are against the bill: The government-appointed Council of Islamic Ideology has also declared it repugnant to our religion and culture.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement at the time.
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This is an unusual step for the University, but we have decided it is the proper course of action under the circumstances of Epstein's egregiously repugnant crimes.
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He caters to the same desire for exclusivity that, depending on where you sat in the class and cultural divide, made Studio 54 both attractive and repugnant.
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About half a million Filipinos live in Kuwait, most employed as domestic workers, and President Rodrigo Duterte said they were subject to a "repugnant" level of abuse.
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Aside from the United States, the relatively few countries who execute prisoners typically do so by hanging, beheading or firing squad — methods which most Americans find repugnant.
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No president has attempted before to secure the kind of sweeping hush agreements that are alleged here because they are contrary to that principle and morally repugnant.
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"To repeal the DACA program would be a morally repugnant betrayal of everything that Ronald Reagan's shining city stands for," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez.
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But it is, I think, repugnant to most Americans when you have people like Dr. Franklin Graham condemning these family separations as abhorrent to the core American values.
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Still, repugnant subreddits like r/WhiteRights, r/PussyPass, r/NatSoc, and r/the_donald persist, to the detriment of users, staff, and the already-tarnished reputation of the website.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement to Fox News.
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The director ended his message be saying that "glorifying an obviously guilty and sick individual whose aftermath has meant tragedy for so many would be repugnant to me."
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" A letter signed by the Gold Star families — the term for those who have lost loved ones during military service — also called Trump's comments "repugnant, and personally offensive.
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"The President found the tape as repugnant as most Americans did," Earnest told reporters aboard Air Force One on the way to a campaign stop in North Carolina.
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"I find the racist rhetoric of Richard Spencer and white nationalism repugnant and counter to everything the university and this nation stands for," Fuchs said in a statement.
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This, perhaps, is why Valev has become a hero to some: He's conveying a popular if morally repugnant message of xenophobia that many in Europe are increasingly embracing.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey announced on Tuesday afternoon.
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The vile and repugnant attacks we've seen from POTUS, WH staff and the far right are disgusting and show how small they are next to this honorable man.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," said ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey in a statement.
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While we did place our ad with Fox, we did not know it would air on a show so repugnant and at odds with our mission and values.
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"We find the view that a particular religion should be discriminated against to be repugnant to the values held at Morningside College," the college said in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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These questions require answers, which is what makes calls to remove Mueller from his job or have Trump pardon Manafort, Papadopoulos and even himself both strange and repugnant.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC's entertainment president, Channing Dungey, says in a statement.
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In the museum, the militants left behind many trivial items that should have been just as repugnant to their strict Islamist ideology as the priceless statues they destroyed.
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He called the tactic "morally repugnant" and argued that Wall Street investors should certainly not be the first in line for the shrinking pile of Puerto Rico revenues.
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One of the many lessons of the recent presidential election campaign and its repugnant outcome is that the age of identity liberalism must be brought to an end.
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" The family members of 17 slain service members penned a letter to Trump on Monday, calling his attacks on the Khan family "repugnant, and personally offensive to us.
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ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey declared that Barr's tweet was "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with [ABC's] values," and that, due to it, Roseanne would not continue on the network.
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Tench rightly points out to Ford how repugnant he sounded at the start of the interview and recommends he makes the "eight ripe cunts" portion of the chat disappear.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement.
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Ignoring him is tantamount to sticking one's head in the sand; journalists need to expose all important views, even repugnant ones, and hope that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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And there could be no confusion about the cause: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values," ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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"The acts of Georgia are repugnant to the Constitution, laws, and treaties of the United States," declared John Marshall, the chief justice who had first established the court's power.
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Despite his repugnant attempt to intimidate and harass The Post and its staff, we will continue to do the work that democracy demands of a free and independent press.
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For Christians like myself, who have rejected the Moral Majority's approach to the culture wars as well as Gothard's repugnant twisting of Jesus's teachings, this is a hopeful trend.
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"This is an unusual step for the University, but we have decided it is the proper course of action under the circumstances of Epstein's egregiously repugnant crimes," Bacow wrote.
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In a media statement the CRL described Rabalago's actions as shocking and repugnant, saying: "no one should be subjected to conditions that are detrimental to their health and wellbeing."
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," said ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey in an announcement Tuesday.
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Access to the court system is a constitutional right, and requiring citizens to relinquish that right in order to get access to the payments grid is repugnant to me.
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Calling the request "repugnant," Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said in a statement that his office had advised the State Board of Elections that the commission's request was illegal.
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For many young draftees, it was a soul-crushing experience, just as repugnant as conscription into the government's army would have been if its recruiters had gotten there first.
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The document — at once repugnant and strangely hilarious — is a worthy addition to the scrapbook my mother kept of the wildly various responses to her much-written-about wedding.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," the ABC entertainment president, Channing Dungey, said in a statement.
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"We think it's repugnant to our values that they might be treated differently because of where they are from or how they choose to pray," Ms. Tumlin told reporters.
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People of average moral fortitude, if history is our guide, should be educated against collaboration with hate and taught the reality of how widespread, repugnant and powerful that is.
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The rape accusations, though — several other women come forward after the case makes the papers — have her wondering whether Paul has a more repugnant side than even she knew.
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A second class of beliefs is inherently repugnant, not merely in their genesis (or their effects) but in their content; they convey sentiments toward people that nobody should have.
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The forced impregnation of Bosnian Muslim women by Serbian men was among the distinctive and repugnant genocidal strategies used by the Serbian military, policemen and members of paramilitary groups.
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He and his daughter unsuccessfully sued the parole board -- and in the process alienated themselves from Zessin's family -- to make sure the state knew they felt capital punishment was repugnant.
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George St. George is suing Iliza claiming her November 13 show dubbed "Girls Night with Iliza -- No Boys Allowed" is repugnant, discriminatory and sets back sex equality hundreds of years.
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If you're lucky like me, the machine will inform of you of your violent, non-health related death, and then you won't have to worry about this repugnant bill anymore.
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He added that "it is wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order to a facially neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission" to the United States.
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Without hoods to confirm that they knew their ideas were as repugnant as most people believe, some among the neo-Nazi crowd were called "very fine people" by the president.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, said in the statement.
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The larger goal was what many white nationalists call "Phase 2" gaining mainstream acceptance for far-right ideas widely rejected as repugnant and getting white nationalists into positions of influence.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, then president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement.
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The larger goal was what many white nationalists call "Phase 2" — gaining mainstream acceptance for far-right ideas widely rejected as repugnant and getting white nationalists into positions of influence.
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But as long as the Africans purchased, packaged, and shipped by European and American merchants are trapped in obscurity, a safe distance from the repugnant nature of slavery is possible.
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Ravelry, as a private company, doesn't have to allow supporters of the Trump regime to post their hateful messages supporting repugnant racism, gaslighting about rape, and the torture of immigrants.
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Ferris would later go on to play the equally repugnant Aunt Marge in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, as well as many other non-children's literature roles. 133.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement Tuesday.
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The 2016 presidential candidate described Trump's tax plan as "morally repugnant and bad economic policy" in a statement last month, saying it disproportionately benefits the wealthy over the middle class.
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Pugh's defense lawyers argued that his only offense was to express "repugnant" views about Islamic State in Facebook posts and to watch dozens of the group's slickly produced recruitment videos.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement Tuesday.
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While there are no criminal penalties from the GAO ruling, it will certainly invigorate the Democrats' efforts to hold President Donald Trump and his accomplices accountable for their repugnant behavior.
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Maybe the moral and ethical standards of Mr. Bannon are not that repugnant in the end, like Trump who has said some unfortunate things, as has everyone, that he regrets?
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We are not arguing that such despicable views be excluded from the public sphere; free speech is too important a value to dismiss just because some people's speech is repugnant.
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For 30 years I have witnessed a pervasive culture populated by more than a few morally repugnant executives and those who kept their jobs by not making waves around them.
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The Weinstein scandal reminded us, yet again, that these morally repugnant crimes are the source of deep-seated suffering, upheaval and emotional stress for millions of victims across the country.
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That being said, in many ways Azar's actions are even more morally repugnant that those of Martin Shkreli, who raised the price of anti-parasite drug Daraprim by 85033 percent.
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"As repugnant as his exploits in the past were, and are—I mean, it's not like Hillary Clinton is an Eagle Scout," Cramer said, pivoting to praise Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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"Not only do white supremacist gangs subscribe to a repugnant, hateful ideology, they also engage in significant, organized and violent criminal activity," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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Now, Bob Iger then puts out a tweet after Roseanne is cancelled, and he says, and I&aposm quoting, Roseanne&aposs twitter statement was abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey told Fox News at the time.
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" But while he favors allowing people — even those with "totally repugnant" views — to have Twitter accounts, Wihbey said he doesn't think it's necessary to "help them with additional designations of credibility.
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"What could be more morally repugnant than to engage in public policy and practice that would lead to lives being lost of American citizens," says Schleiss, the University of Minnesota professor.
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And the point of the story is that you have to be able to work with people, even if they hold positions repugnant to you, in order to make some progress.
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And the point of the story is that you have to be able to work with people, even if they hold positions repugnant to you in order to make some progress.
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Schlossberg's speech was repulsive, and few will feel sorry for him that he reaps the repercussions of that, but the First Amendment specifically exists to protect the speech we find repugnant.
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Chastised as abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, Trump supporter Barr and her ratings bonanza show were pink-slipped by ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey within hours of the tweet.
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Judge Joseph Dredd comes from a dystopian world of Mega-Cities where crime is so rampant and the population so repugnant that "Judges" like Dredd are a one-stop judiciary shop.
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I instinctually do this with the most violent games, and I wonder if I could do the same for a game I find funny as often as I find it repugnant.
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"It's becoming more and more obvious that repugnant dictators, as well as those who admire and 'love' them, find Joe Biden threatening," said Andrew Bates, a spokesman for Biden's presidential campaign.
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During an interview with CNN's Van Jones that aired Saturday, Chappelle called the rhetoric of Trump's presidency "repugnant," adding that he thought the president does not represent a majority of Americans.
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Either these old men have finally seen a Republican too vile and repugnant to endorse, or the Nuns on the Bus have really won the hearts and minds of American Catholics.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, ABC Entertainment Group's executive president, said in a statement Tuesday.
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"We have all kinds of people speak, whose views might in cases be repugnant to mine and to others of our attendees, but we want to foster a debate," he said.
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He contended that he would never have engaged in such conduct because it was well known that foreign hotel rooms are bugged and added that the allegations were repugnant to him.
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Although people who identify as Hispanic Americans might see themselves as honoring "our history," appeals to Hispanic greatness can only ring repugnant to the children of Spanish fascism's 20th-century exiles.
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And while the official line from PBOT is neutral, there's at least one staffer whose snarky tweet suggests that the scooters are something more repugnant: just another toy for tech bros.
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But since violent video games do strike lots of people (myself included) as kind of instinctively repugnant, it's natural for people to wonder if video games aren't contributing to the problem.
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He could just as easily have been writing about 2017 in the way he described an adult swooning over birthday cake ice cream and cupcakes (which he found kind of repugnant).
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Destroying Iranian cultural and historical sites would put Trump in the company of some very repugnant characters, writes David J. Wasserstein, a professor of history and Jewish studies at Vanderbilt University.
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Bezwada Wilson, a renowned activist who has been fighting to end this repugnant practice, pointed out that Mr. Modi's flagship program seems to be counting on the persistence of manual scavenging.
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Maxime Bernier, another Conservative leadership candidate, called Mr. Trudeau's praise "repugnant" and rebuked him for suggesting that the Cuban leader's decades in power had amounted to a form of public service.
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He abhorred manipulation of the law to achieve some desired result, and the EPA's selective use of scientific findings to support an administration's pre-announced policy would have been equally repugnant.
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In July of last year, four members of a D.H.S. advisory panel stepped down, citing the administration's "morally repugnant" decision to snatch migrant children from their parents at the Mexican border.
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Roberts called it "wholly inapt to liken that morally repugnant order" to Trump's travel ban, but said its reference in dissenting opinions provided the court the opportunity to clarify its illegality.
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The pain of these allegations, while repugnant and unforgivable no matter how powerful and talented Alexie is, wouldn't have been so acute had we given more room to other Native writers.
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In the whirlwind of his short life, Schiele became the character we encounter every morning in the mirror: moral and ethical, wanton and perverse, self-loathing and repugnant, sensual and free.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement at the time.
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He also believes that the Trump Administration's approach to immigration, including its crackdown on sanctuary cities and especially its repugnant treatment of migrant children, is contrary to our values as a nation.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey told Fox News in a statement Tuesday.
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That outrageous move he has since suggested was a conscious one—jumping on Hurricane Harvey coverage to highlight his pardoning of a crooked sheriff—was low down and repugnant, even for him.
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Thankfully, Twitter has come up with an idea that will allow us, the tweeting masses, to pack every one of our tweets with as much morally questionable and repugnant prose as possible.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, head of ABC entertainment, said in a statement on May 29th.
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Some Nazi concentration camps in Europe remain standing and open to the public, a valuable reminder of man's inhumanity to man and the need to ensure such repugnant acts are never repeated.
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" Swiftly after, the president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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"Were we consulted, we would have observed that routinely taking children from migrant parents was morally repugnant, counter-productive and ill-considered," the group wrote in the letter obtained by the Post.
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The one who is deemed to be the top adviser to the next president holds and advocates beliefs that are repugnant, repulsive and contrary to the core foundation of our American democracy.
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And yes, this repugnant behavior went straight to the top, just weeks ago, the President of the United States tweeted again alleging that Imran was responsible for a missing Democratic Party server.
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" Andrew Bates, rapid response director for Biden's campaign, responded saying "it's becoming more and more obvious that repugnant dictators, as well as those who admire and 'love' them, find Joe Biden threatening.
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" 12:04 pm... Producer Wanda Sykes quits 1:21 pm... Co-star Sara Gilbert condemns 1:47 pm... ABC cancels the show, calling her tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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The challenge for those who come to non-interventionism from a place of principle rather than racism is to distance themselves from their repugnant bed-fellows, rather than to ally with them.
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If those few are effectively opposed and eliminated, their example will probably be less attractive to any who consider emulation in the future and more repugnant to those who share their beliefs.
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"His views are horrible and repugnant and hate-filled," said Ethan Reynolds, a Republican and city councilman in New Carlisle, Ohio, who said he had befriended Mr. Hovater without knowing his extremism.
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The announcement, which called Ms. Barr's tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values," came from Channing Dungey, the ABC Entertainment president and the first black executive to run a major network.
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"This court finds aspects of such a doctrine repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values," wrote the judge, who was appointed to the bench in 1999 by President Bill Clinton.
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In the column from 1992, which was unearthed by Democratic opposition research group American Bridge, Short wrote that "repugnant" homosexual intercourse was the leading cause of the transmission of HIV and AIDS.
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The joining of your libido to the harassment, abuse and manipulation of others is how we know someone is morally repugnant and not merely overrun by hormones or made a bad decision.
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For a moment I was frightened: with the country in the hands of a repugnant white nationalist, this is not the moment for Democrats to tear themselves apart over race and religion.
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I dislike that as well, but someone saying they're better than someone else because of how they were born a certain way is the most repugnant, ignorant thing that can be said.
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At the time of his death, Parfit was working on fleshing out his "theory X," the term he's used since Reasons and Persons for a theory that can compellingly avoid the repugnant conclusion.
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" In a statement announcing the show's cancellation, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey wrote, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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In a paper discussing the organ trade Nicola Lacetera, of the University of Toronto, argues that there may be important reasons for moral objections to repugnant activity, and costs to abandoning such objections.
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To bring the chaotic influx of refugees under control, the European Union could also create a centralized "matching system," which would involve none of the cash payments that are often seen as repugnant.
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And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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While online communities have brewed morally repugnant extremism, they have also grown social activism, allowed marginalized voices to speak out against discrimination and hate, and brought people of all walks of life together.
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The two books are testaments to the importance of documenting a broad spectrum of experiences, of hearing people out even when their ideas and conduct might seem repugnant or incomprehensible at first glance.
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However, recent reports that Google is developing a censored search engine at the bidding of Chinese censors is beyond repugnant and reminds us that well-meaning slogans are no substitute for tangible actions.
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"Your recent comments regarding the Khan family were repugnant and personally offensive to us," wrote the group of 11 "Gold Star" families, who are those who have lost a family member in war.
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But the repugnant idea of helping Pyongyang — strengthening the status quo — as it beavers away, building more nuclear weapons and building an ICBM that could reach American shores, has its own moral dilemma.
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If Democrats cannot make Trump criminal, then they will at least try to make him repugnant, bleeding away his credibility and preventing him from expanding his base beyond the minority who elected him.
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Perhaps rape culture will be disrupted, if only to a degree, when American women by huge margins reject your repugnant candidacy and refuse to "let" you occupy the highest office in our land.
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There is no true equivalency between either of the Democratic candidates and this man, and anyone who make such a claim is engaging in a repugnant, dishonorable scare tactic not worth our respect.
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I see a similar, desperate grasping from people who believe that at some point, Republicans will have to find the president's actions so repugnant that they will break with Trump and support impeachment.
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"In looking at previous HBO shows, we also made the decision to no longer make them available as material in them skirted uncomfortably close to his own admittedly repugnant behavior," the statement said.
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A president who describes Mexicans as rapists and African nations as "shitholes," makes repugnant forces comfortable enough to chant neo-Nazi slogans and launch car attacks that kill innocent women, like jihadist terrorists.
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And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the K.K.K., neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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The campaign, thanks to Trump, has involved a kind of magical mystery tour of all that is base, vile, vulgar, repugnant, primal, violent, bullying, petulant, hateful, dishonest, superficial and lazy in human nature.
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And just what do you suppose this generation of black N.B.A. stars, galvanized as they were by those repugnant Donald Sterling remarks that surfaced in 2014, is feeling right now about the Knicks?
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders condemned on Tuesday what she called the "repugnant political violence" employed by police in Nicaragua, as protests calling for the resignation of the country's president mounted.
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In moments, we&aposre going to show you just how insane and unhinged the left and the media has become, even the president&aposs 22016-year-old son, a target of a repugnant attack.
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Nothing in the law which desegregated restaurants in Virginia and the rest of the country states public establishments are under any obligation to serve patrons they believe to be repugnant and potentially disruptive jackasses.
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"Senator Sessions believes that all Americans, no matter their background, deserve effective protection from violence and that crimes committed on the basis of prejudice are unquestionably repugnant," said Sarah Isgur Flores, a Sessions spokeswoman.
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Of course, no socialist would applaud a laborer who makes a killing off of something morally repugnant: Take, for example, a lawyer who litigates for management against unionization efforts, or a lobbyist from Raytheon.
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Quite frankly, there's more chance of Sam becoming prime minister than Cam coupling up and winning the show but her serenity and saintliness have been the necessary antidote to all the others' repugnant behavior.
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That's what happened to liberals scandalized by the far-right conspiracy theory that the outspoken high school students who survived the Parkland shooting were actually "crisis actors" hired to spread anti-gun propaganda. Repugnant?
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At its core, The Birth of a Nation is a Braveheart-like martyr narrative with a slightly bland hero facing off against some generically horrible racists—most notably, Jackie Earle Haley's drawling, repugnant enforcer.
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But the panel is just as interested in the way scholars at the University helped shape public and political opinion, supporting, reinforcing and sometimes contesting racial attitudes which are repugnant in the 21st Century.
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Appearing on the radio show "1440 Keys," he said it was "absolutely repugnant" that the Republican-led Senate has not yet fulfilled its seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, the AP reported.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the statement reads.
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"The point of the story is that you have to be able to work with people, even if they hold positions repugnant to you in order to make some progress," the talking points read.
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"When you match that conversation with the fact that the firm was providing services to all of those notorious human rights violators — Qaddafi, Mugabe, Assad and Putin — it really is repugnant," Mr. Mann said.
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I found that to be very repugnant, and I will forever stand up for the integrity and patriotism of my officers who have done much over the years to sacrifice for their fellow citizens.
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Our tolerance for any continuing injustice is repugnant to our position as a progressive government and flies in the face of the great leaders who took on the fight in the days before us.
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In another, a rash of repugnant videos on YouTube, with children being mock-abused, cartoon characters bizarrely committing suicide on the kids' channel and a popular vlogger recording a body hanging from a tree.
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"The academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent and antithetical to the high standards of the academy and the creative community it represents," the statement said.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) told reporters Thursday that President Trump's call for China to investigate Joe and Hunter Biden is "repugnant" and "ought to be condemned by every member" of Congress.
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As many of the memes reference, conservative boomers sending a bunch of queer kids to a summer camp together seems like a great way to encourage the very sexuality those people find so repugnant.
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In another, a rash of repugnant videos on YouTube, with children being mock-abused, cartoon characters bizarrely committing suicide on the kids' channel, and a popular vlogger recording a body hanging from a tree.
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But the terms of the conversation, many of them say, have shifted, with Etsy adopting an attitude so carefully superior, it ends up being something repugnant to the people who make the company money.
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It hurt to watch Christine Blasey Ford recount a traumatic incident to a panel of repugnant old men, then be questioned and disbelieved publicly and cast aside to be alone with her death threats.
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UPDATE: ABC just cancelled "Roseanne" and ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey issued the following statement: Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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For the scifi fans it's terrifying because it's one step closer to the kind of AI we put in robots we enslave and who eventually rebel, because the enslavement of digital intelligence is morally repugnant.
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Alvin Roth, for example, suggests that moral qualms about "repugnant transactions" (such as trading in human organs) should be swept aside in order to realise the welfare gains that a market in organs would generate.
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Meyers's Monday night "A Closer Look" segment was an 11-minute deconstruction of the policy, which he called "monstrous" and "morally repugnant," while Fallon also made the issue the centerpiece of his Monday night monologue.
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" In a statement, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced that the show had been canceled: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Women like Skyler from Breaking Bad and Betty from Mad Men often received harsher judgement than their male counterparts, both from audiences and from the story itself, even though their "crimes" were far less repugnant.
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Currently, when a user like Jones—or you or I, for that matter—wants to stop someone from tweeting truly repugnant shit at them, there are two options at hand: block them, or report them.
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But above all, the animation lets the audience see John and Elliott as unreal, as ridiculous caricatures engaged in ridiculous plans in a world that's every bit as outsized, unlikely, and repugnant as they are.
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The second choice is to take a good, hard look at the battlefield geometry and recognize that Assad will remain in Damascus for the time being —a morally repugnant assessment but also a strategic reality.
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"[Biden] believes that the Trump Administration's approach to immigration, including its crackdown on sanctuary cities and especially its repugnant treatment of migrant children, is contrary to our values as a nation," said spokesman Andrew Bates.
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On Saturday, he apologized, maintaining he had done the right thing by working across the aisle with people whose views he found "repugnant" but apologizing if he gave the impression he was praising the senators.
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"Of the many mischaracterizations made of me by the press, the most repugnant to me have been the intimations that I am a white supremacist or a member of some other noxious group," Mercer wrote.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement in the wake of Barr's comment.
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It's the core premise of any liberal democracy that people have to accept the program of the party in power no matter how little they like it, or even how morally repugnant they find it.
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The White House hopeful maintained he had done the right thing by working across the aisle with people whose views he found "repugnant," but apologized if he gave the impression he was praising the senators.
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"No matter how repugnant those positions may be, due process must be upheld in every case if it is to have meaning," Fran Clark, a spokesman for the Professional Staff Congress, said in a statement.
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I think that's morally repugnant," said Grant Frazier, 18, a freshman involved with Restore Honor B.Y.U. "Threatening a student's academic future because they are having a healthy relationship with someone they're attracted to is wrong.
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Yet for all of its spooky prescience at anticipating the headlines, critics — not least among them some of Mr. Trump's supporters — have accused Mr. Freedland of writing a morally repugnant literary recipe book for murder.
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We in the media certainly note all the new stuff: the "horseface" slur; the "rogue killers" escape hatch for Saudi butchers; the ill-timed, repugnant congratulations to a Montana lawmaker for body-slamming a journalist.
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Whether it's the muslim ban, the full-throated embrace of white identity politics, or the repugnant child separation policy, Obama has either looked on and said nothing or he's issued a meek and cautious statement.
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Congress is the only alternative to come out and say we repudiate the President, and, not only do we repudiate him, this does not speak for the United States; this is morally repugnant to us.
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When asked to comment the Flames said they had nothing further to add at this moment while the NHL referred back to its statement on Tuesday, where it called the alleged behavior "repugnant and unacceptable".
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Liberals find Medicaid work requirements repugnant because they believe that Medicaid beneficiaries want to work if they can, and that providing health coverage to people who cannot afford it is an obligation of any moral nation.
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Some of the dresses will go to a contest-winning drag queen, but Kufrin has been a little more hesitant about what to do with the lacy black gown she wore during Luyendyk's repugnant season finale.
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ABC's announcement of the successful revival's second season, which called Barr's statement "abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values," represents a huge shift from how the network has thus far characterized the show and its success.
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We have no idea how many people would actually behave this way in a place like Westworld (the show implies that there's no shortage of such customers), but there is something repugnant about those who do.
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While Rorschach, in the book, nobly abstains from the other former superheroes' plan to cover up villain Ozymandias's dastardly deed — killing millions of innocent people to avoid a nuclear war — his moral code is pretty repugnant.
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"Racism is evil -- and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said.
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I made no secret of the fact that I found his views repugnant, but I added, truthfully, that I wanted to know how he'd ended up in this predicament and what he planned to do next.
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"Members joke about watching underage cartoon pornography, deporting Latina women, and, in the most repugnant case, share racist 'Pepe the Frog' memes showing Syrian men raping a white Swedish woman at gunpoint," the New Times observes.
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Oscar Lind, 2925, economist, StockholmParty: Sweden Democrats Three things make me consider voting for the Sweden Democrats, even if I find the party's historical links to white supremacy repugnant and don't agree with their anti-E.
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But if one lesson from that old figure is that we have made progress, another is how easy it is for a majority to "otherize" minorities in ways that in hindsight strike us all as repugnant.
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Nobody can stop talking about Just How Fucking Smart our Teddy is, and to make it this far in politics while being so actively repugnant means that, seriously, the guy has to be a Machiavellian genius.
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This is intentional: The general feeling seems to be that distinguishing between degrees of morally repugnant conduct will lead to some sort of blanket pardon of all such conduct; that to understand is always to forgive.
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The men's and ladies' rooms in Amtrak's part of the station are widely regarded as some of the more repugnant facilities in New York City, emblems of the sorry state of the nation's busiest transit hub.
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The other argues that large psychiatric institutions are morally repugnant, and that the problem is not the lack of such facilities but how little has been done to fill the void since they were shut down.
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One of the things we responded to, or at least I personally was responding to, was the fact that my agency [Creative Artists Agency] had signed Mel Gibson as a client, which I found really repugnant.
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On the other hand, when the political scientist Charles Murray argues that genetic factors help account for racial disparities in I.Q. scores, you might find his view to be repugnant and misguided, but it's only offensive.
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"Those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold true as Americans," he said in Arizona.
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Assembling these repugnant posts and videos (cannily captured and published at the time by the industrious crime blogger and interviewee Alexandria Goddard) into a timeline of casual depravity, Schwartzman deepens her dive and widens her reach.
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"You have to be able to work with people, even if they hold positions that are repugnant to you," she said, noting that Mr. Biden had clashed with the segregationist senators on the issues many times.
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I have often run across men (and rarely, but not never, women) who have become so powerful in their lives that there is no one to tell them when they are cruel, wrong, foolish, absurd, repugnant.
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Though the average liberal might find Trump's crude, impulsive approach to Twitter to be repugnant, a genuine national security threat, or both, that style of communication, through the democracy of social media, appeals to his supporters.
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Kurz has denounced the songbook as "racist, anti-Semitic, and absolutely repugnant," and said there should be political repercussions over the issue, but that he is leaving it to the Freedom Party to determine the consequences.
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The rat and the bear are opposites: One is repugnant, the other adorable; one so common as to be a plague, the other endangered; one an evolutionary winner, the other poorly suited to survival in the wild.
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There's a kind of allegorical irony in viewing works that showcase historical violence and repugnant biology with the most translucent of materials: historically speaking, we've been unwittingly complicit in atrocity and our own demise, despite its visibility.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the group said in a statement.
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Quote: Racism is evil and those who call violence and its aims are criminals and thugs including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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The manual process is done by 'informal emptiers' – usually men who show up with buckets to chug the goo into containers, dropping splotches of repugnant gunk around the yard for her egg-laying hens to peck at.
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Frankly, it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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"Racism is evil -- and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," he said.
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Still, I'll say that it's somewhat maddening to think about this tertiary social change being a civic priority, given the other, much more repugnant cultural crises facing cis and trans women and non-binary people today. Whatever.
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WATCH: ABC Cancels Roseanne, Calls Roseanne Barr's Racist Tweet 'Abhorrent' and 'Repugnant' Days after news of the Roseanne cancellation, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that there were discussions underway about a potential reboot revolving around Gilbert's character.
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The NLRB refused to defer to an arbitrator's ruling that the collective bargaining agreement's prohibition on picketing barred the workers from putting signs in their cars' windshields, finding it was "repugnant" to the National Labor Relations Act.
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" In a statement last Tuesday, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced that the show had been canceled: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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We know that she played some role in directing the Trump administration's terrible response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, and in the morally repugnant child separation policy, in which children were split up from their parents.
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"President Trump's Twitter feed is a repugnant place, and no one would want the thankless task of having to weed through all his bitter, bigoted ramblings to determine which are the most offensive," the editorial board wrote.
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A clue may lie in Guatemala, where an International Commission Against Impunity backed by the United Nations is investigating the role played by that country's entrenched elite in its morally repugnant grip on the economy and government.
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To this crazy constitution of his mind may, I think, very justly be ascribed two faults which he had of a nature directly repugnant one to the other, namely, an excessive confidence and the most abject timidity.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the Academy said in a statement.
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As a historian who has written about the medieval Islamic roots of the Islamic State group, I can tell you that by threatening Iran&aposs cultural heritage, Trump puts himself in the company of some repugnant characters.
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Judge Victor Marrero called the president's argument that the Constitution shields sitting presidents from criminal investigation "repugnant to the nation's governmental structure and constitutional values," insisting that presidents, their families and businesses were not above the law.
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"The facts are simple: a migrant who arrived to Germany in February 2016 and got refugee status ... is now interrogated as a suspect responsible for this heinous, repugnant crime," Fico said, without specifying the source of his information.
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I already feel ill at ease using the network after more and more news reveals how its top brass continue to be repugnant billionaires out to harvest our data and manipulate us like 21st century robber barons.[Verge]
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The site's openness doesn't just help new groups break into the creative industry, it can also fund echo chambers for people with repugnant views about race, gender, and sexuality, including orbiters of the white nationalist alt-right movement.
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"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, Neo-Nazis, White Supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said.
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"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, Neo-Nazis, White Supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," he said.
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Ari Kagan, a researcher at the Centre for Advanced Hindsight, a think-tank at Duke University, points out that many people find the idea of applying quantitative reasoning to altruism repugnant—like charging family members for a meal.
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"The repugnant political violence by police and pro-government thugs against the people of Nicaragua, particularly university students, has shocked the democratic international community," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement at the time.
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"There is absolutely no place for this type of behavior in our society, and Major League Soccer does not tolerate the repugnant language used by Mr. Petke," MLS commissioner Don Garber said in a statement in late July.
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Democrats should build on what they've done already by responding to allegations swiftly, demonstrating that there are severe circumstances to repugnant behavior, and demanding that Congress clean its own offices by strengthening the procedures for dealing with allegations.
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Georgia Coffey, a VA senior executive, pushed the agency to issue a statement condemning the "repugnant display of hate and bigotry by white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and the Ku Klux Klan," according to the emails from August 2017.
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"Those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," he said at the White House.
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That's a question we should never have to ask ourselves, but are now forced to since an condom manufacturer in Thailand has decided to release a line of condoms that taste, and, presumably, smell like the repugnant fruit.
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Both parties have largely repudiated Greenspan's precepts, with Republicans lurching toward protectionism and a nativist hostility for globalization and Democrats lurching toward something he would surely find equally repugnant: income redistribution, ever-expanding government entitlements and identity politics.
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"The failure of ecclesiastical authorities — bishops, religious superiors, priests and others — adequately to address these repugnant crimes has rightly given rise to outrage, and remains a source of pain and shame for the Catholic community," the pope added.
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The Pittsburgh shooter, who has been charged with 29 federal crimes, could face the death penalty, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Saturday: "These alleged crimes are reprehensible and utterly repugnant to the values of this nation," he said.
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"Indeed, the hatred, vitriol and Anti-Semitic and racist views being spewed by Neo-Nazis and White Supremacists are repugnant and repulsive – and they are antithetical to everything that this country, and I personally stand for," she said.
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" The N.H.L. said in a statement that "the behavior that has been alleged is repugnant and unacceptable," adding that, "We will have no further comment until we have had an opportunity to look into the matter more thoroughly.
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He was part of a group of senior advisers who had convinced the President days earlier to more forcefully declare that neo-Nazis and KKK members were "repugnant" after he had condemned them in muted terms at first.
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After wide blowback to his remarks on Charlottesville, Trump later called neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups "repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans" and a month later, he signed a resolution condemning white supremacy.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said.
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With his travel ban, Trump is peddling an ineffective policy that is morally repugnant, even as he marches toward a looser policy on guns likely to result in more school shootings, more shattered families and more lives lost.
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But nothing "beats" that grotesque ground zero, the repugnant reveal, and when it comes to slow-moving depictions of zombies in video games, I can't think of any quite so striking as those of the Resident Evil series.
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That said, Trump supporters are primarily men, which makes you wonder whether this commercial—which scrolls through some pretty repugnant things that Trump has reportedly said about women in the past—would have done much to deter his base.
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As a result of the uproar, ABC pulling the plug on the wildly popular Roseanne by releasing this statement, Roseanne&aposs twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Even though it characterizes BDSM as a morally repugnant activity, From Beyond is one of only a handful of "mainstream" movies that I've seen so prominently feature the subject as a main plot thread, at least until recent years.
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Their comments came over the weekend, before Trump more directly rebuked the "KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups," calling them "repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans" in comments Monday at the White House. Sen.
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" Monday, in part: "Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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After Roseanne Barr posted a racist tweet about Jarrett, a former aide of President Barack Obama, ABC moved quickly to cancel her show, noting that the tweet was "abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values" in its official statement.
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"It is utterly repugnant that brutal acts of sexual and gender-based violence continued to be perpetrated throughout Syria for seven years by most warring parties," Paulo Pinheiro, chairman of the U.N. Commission of Inquiry, told a panel event.
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Simon suggests wiping them all out and expanding the Saviors' reach — to find more communicates to "save" — but Negan shuts the man down, setting up an interesting conflict between the show's supposed villain and someone even more morally repugnant.
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"But from the public, the welcome will be far from warm," he added saying there would be protests across the country against Trump's "abysmal record on human rights, his repugnant attitude towards women and his disgusting treatment of minorities".
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"It is not the role of government to silence ideas, no matter how hateful or repugnant many of us might feel they are," Gene Policinski, an attorney and chief operating officer of the Newseum Institute, told the New Republic.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said Monday.
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That tear-gassing of children goes on all over the world, and it shows this nation not as it is but as a nation that is not fully Democratic, and I saw it and I just found it repugnant.
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"Those who believe the photographer could deny service said they did not agree with what he was doing—they thought it was repugnant and unacceptable," said Indiana University sociology professor Brian Powell, who helmed the study alongside several colleagues.
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Those beliefs—the conviction that there were two forces, one good and the other evil, at war in the universe—were repugnant to her, and she made a conspicuous show of weeping bitterly, as if her son had died.
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It appears the Obama administration also viewed the regimes of Kim Jong-il and his son and successor, Kim Jong-un, as repugnant and hoped for their collapse, while also staying in step with two conservative South Korean administrations.
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Trump initially walked back that statement, calling out the "KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups" as "repugnant," but he then doubled down on his first sentiment, saying there were "very fine people on both sides" at the march.
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"We all have a responsibility to put an end to these repugnant practices so turning a blind eye and doing nothing to stop this abuse is not an option," GLAA head of operations Ian Waterfield, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It justifies the level of vitriol and, you know, the rhetoric that is just so, you know, repugnant to attack people or someone&aposs family, to be able to say to someone you can&apost eat here at this restaurant.
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"The Smithsonian family stands together in condemning this act of hatred and intolerance, especially repugnant in a museum that affirms and celebrates the American values of inclusion and diversity," the institution's secretary, David Skorton, told the staff in an internal email.
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"The scale of gang rape of civilian women as well as the horrendous nature of the rapes by armed men belonging to all groups is utterly repugnant," said the chairwoman of the U.N. independent commission on human rights, Yasmin Sooka.
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Sending a black guy, a Muslim dude, and an immigrant girl into the deepest recesses of America is kind of asking for trouble—it's bait for bringing to the surface all of the things that make this country fascinating and repugnant.
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Beyond that, the idea that an Hispanic judge should never preside over a controversial case concerning alleged acts of racial profiling purportedly committed against Hispanics is repugnant to the notion that all parties are equal before the law, regardless of race.
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Bannon's hardline white nationalism may have been repugnant to many Americans, but he "added a much-needed voice favoring non-interventionism" and was correct about not wanting to send more troops to back up the Kabul government, writes columnist Josh Cohen.
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"The Smithsonian family stands together in condemning this act of hatred and intolerance, especially repugnant in a museum that affirms and celebrates the American values of inclusion and diversity," Smithsonian Institution Secretary David Skorton said in email to Smithsonian employees.
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" Even federal courts that have excoriated egg vendors or sperm banks as "[r]eckless, reprehensible, and repugnant" still let them off the hook, resigned that "[a]dvances in science have — as they always do — outstripped advances in law and policy.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement announcing the end of the reboot, which had been a ratings behemoth.
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"I am the one who knocks" became a rallying cry, rather than a repugnant threat growled by a man physically threatening his wife (for more on this, you can read Emily Nussbaum's excellent essay grappling with the show's "bad fans").
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" Kobach's request, which sought to obtain the names, birthdays, the last four digits of Social Security numbers and voting history of all registered voters, was also panned by Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh in a statement calling it "repugnant.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said on Monday.
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Knowing about Louis C.K., knowing about Harvey Weinstein, knowing about Kevin Spacey, knowing [insert name here] did [insert repugnant act here] but being powerless to broadcast these facts to the public doesn't make me complicit in the actions of these men.
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" Philippe acknowledged that the French people find the concept of social distancing repugnant, "because we are a people that likes to gather, a joyful people, a people that likes to live together... Maybe even more when fear starts to spread.
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With the idolization of Rimbaud and Guevara, it seems that there are numbers of people who either don't know their history or have simply chosen to ignore repugnant behavior in favor of commodifying them as simply leftists and therefore good.
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A less repugnant and far funnier example of gym filming happened when the Twitch streamer and cosplayer Amouranth live-streamed her workout session, which also showed the multiple gym employees who approached her to inform her she couldn't film there.
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Because when we arrived at our hotel north of Valencia, we finally broke into a giant fight — about how tedious and repugnant he insisted on being, maybe, or about choosing the wrong hotel or about something even smaller, who knows?
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Coming against the backdrop of Mr. Trump's election and the wave of new, female-led activism in opposition to a leader they believe is a repugnant misogynist, many female progressive leaders are adamant about keeping reproductive rights front and center.
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Buttigieg pounced after Tulsi Gabbard, also a veteran, made the morally repugnant claim that "the politicians in our country from both parties who have supported this ongoing regime change war" in Syria have contributed to the carnage unfolding there today.
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"It hurt to watch Christine Blasey Ford recount a traumatic incident to a panel of repugnant old men, then be questioned and disbelieved publicly and cast aside to be alone with her death threats," my colleague Libby Watson wrote on Tuesday.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said on Monday.
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But does that mean, as some of Donald J. Trump's associates have recently implied, that it is still good law, a precedent that could be cited in support of a national registry for Muslim immigrants or other morally repugnant classification schemes?
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"It is repugnant to me and astonishing to me that during Christmas … a time in which we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, a Jesus Christ who had to flee for his life with Mary and Joseph," the Democrat said.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The failure of church authorities to adequately address "repugnant" clerical child abuse crimes in Ireland remains a source of shame for the Catholic community, Pope Francis said as he made the first papal visit to Ireland since 1979.
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The efforts of the FBI and encryption-demonizing politicians may be rooted in the best of intentions, but they are based on a blatantly unsound technological premise, and the slope upon which they place us leads down a morally repugnant path.
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And while White House staffers have various confidentiality obligations — maintaining the secrecy of classified information or attorney-client privilege, for instance — the notion of imposing a side agreement, supposedly enforceable even after the president leaves office, is not only oppressive but constitutionally repugnant.
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Do we really want to live in a country where religious organizations can benefit from special tax status and use the donations they receive for partisan purposes, especially in support of religious programs that we find repugnant or against our own faith values?
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" Farenthold, who voted for the House version of the Obamacare repeal, replied by saying he found it "absolutely repugnant" that "the Senate does not have the courage to do some of the things that every Republican in the Senate promised to do.
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It's great that the GOP hawks are criticizing Trump's foreign policy when it puts US interests and our allies' lives at risk (although their own taste for forever war, and the military industrial complex dollars it drives, is an enduring and repugnant motive).
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This is not a new issue in the open-source world: I wrote about it last year, in the context of Curtis Yarvin and "Opalgate": Should communities accept people who hold repugnant views, as long as they don't express them within that community?
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" They went on, "Frankly, it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the incredibly irresponsible leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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Yet in the 2000s, top CIA officials, including Brennan and Hayden, collaborated with the Bush administration in implementing a legally dubious, morally repugnant regime of torture, with only the most superficial approval of Congress and zero input from American taxpayers and voters.
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Mr. Ryan, along with other Republicans who sounded even more won over by Mr. Trump on Thursday, risks getting on board with one Trump, only to possibly find a new version making statements he finds untenable, even repugnant, weeks or months later.
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We're sworn to protect and serve, and that oath -- much like the First Amendment that protects the speech we find the most repugnant -- demands we perform our duties in the service of folks whose speech, actions and protests are counter to our beliefs.
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As with much of continental Europe, France's politics is shaped by the memory of the twentieth-century catastrophes propelled by once-marginal ideologies, and the French, who have never had particularly strong speech protections, have few qualms about banning the most repugnant views.
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It's part of the left's war on the right Carlson calls racism one of nation's problems, says people should 'calm down' Trump lashes out at Fox News's Shep Smith, says 'fake news CNN is better' MORE Tonight," which the company called "repugnant.
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" While the United States participated in that repugnant institution for some 246 years, Thomas defines slavery as a major institution in antiquity: "Prehistoric graves in Lower Egypt suggest that a Libyan people of about 85033,000 B.C. enslaved a Bushman or Negrito tribe.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement announcing the end of the "Roseanne" reboot, a politically tinged show and ratings monster.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said from the White House.
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The wonder of travel, for me, is to reckon with the kindness that can survive in the heart of a religious bigot, or the integrity of someone conforming to a moral system that they believe wholeheartedly but that may be repugnant to us.
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"The point of the story is that you have to be able to work with people, even if they hold positions repugnant to you in order to make some progress," read Biden campaign talking points sent to surrogates and allies Wednesday night.
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"There is nothing more repugnant than the racist exploitation of tragedy and I think that people of California have a heightened sensitivity when that happens," said Chris Newman, legal director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, which pushed for the statewide legislation.
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Amazon is doing wonderfully well, which makes it even more ironic, and I think I'm going to use the term morally repugnant, for Amazon not to provide its workers with paid sick leave other than two weeks if you actually test positive.
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Instead, the main focus of America's national political discourse these past few weeks has been how best to contain the economic fallout of the coronavirus-related shutdowns, an approach to economic policymaking as backward and self-defeating as it is morally repugnant.
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"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said at the White House.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in previously unscheduled remarks.
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Put differently, he embraces what philosophers call the "repugnant conclusion": the idea that adding more humans with good lives is always valuable, and so we should aim for the biggest population we can support, even if that means average happiness goes down.
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Some philosophers have responded by just accepting the repugnant conclusion as true and trying to think up explanations for why it might not be so implausible (for instance, maybe a life "barely worth living" isn't that much worse than the most happy life possible).
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In an unpublished opinion by the board just days after Sessions' decision, obtained by CNN from an attorney familiar with the case, Judge Linda Wendtland wrote that a Guatemalan woman who had suffered "repugnant abuse" from her partner back home could not qualify for asylum.
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And while our redundant praise is in response to yet more criticism of him from the president of the United States, the repetition actually may be just the antidote to the toxic political environment and repugnant discourse that regularly emanates from Washington and elsewhere today.
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Greaves has frequently argued that this sovereignty is sacrosanct, even for views he finds repugnant: He has, for example, defended the right of ultra-conservative firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at California Polytechnic University after students purporting to be Satanists led a protest against him.
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Greaves said that the only lawyer who would take his case pro bono was Randazza, a lawyer whose defense of free speech — no matter how repugnant the message — has led to him to defend a founder of the neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. senators called drug pricing practices "morally repugnant" and told drug company executives they do not want to hear them blame others for the high prices, taking an aggressive stance at a Senate hearing on the rising costs of prescription medicines.
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We, internally, when we see content or when we see things on our network that we find repugnant, if they pay us anything — and again, most of the time they don't — but every once in a while someone will pay us something for it.
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"The Smithsonian family stands together in condemning this act of hatred and intolerance, especially repugnant in a museum that affirms and celebrates the American values of inclusion and diversity," David J. Skorton, the secretary of the Smithsonian, wrote in an email to his staff.
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Smith had said on the air that it was "repugnant" that Carlson had not spoken up in defense of Fox News contributor Andrew Napolitano after a Carlson guest, attorney Joseph di Genova, called Napolitano a "fool" for saying that Trump had broken the law.
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"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said at the White House on Monday.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in public comments from the White House.
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Following the repugnant display of bigotry by the white supremacy goons and depraved murder of a counter-protester, Heather Heyer, in Charlottesville, N.C. in August of this year, many falsely proclaimed that white supremacists and neo-Nazis were the FBI's most sinister emerging threat.
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Setting aside that spectacularly ill-conceived hook, Skin's processing of racism through a "safe," easily hateful outlet of a repugnant white-trash stereotype and its fetishistic depiction of violence against a black body are nothing new to American film, though no less ugly for it.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement Sara Gilbert publicly denounced her costar, and several other celebrities called on the ABC to cancel the show.
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His aim is not to burn down his opponent -- who after 30 years of public life has seen her own unfavorability rating remain consistently high -- but to burn down politics, delegitimize the election and make the whole shooting match seem utterly repugnant in order to depress turnout.
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The show doesn't reveal what Carl wrote, but it's clear Rick is reckoning with the violent, morally repugnant side of himself — an aspect of his personality he knows he has to resist if he's ever going to pursue Carl's vision for a better, and more peaceful, future.
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Many people would find the cultivation of such a ruthlessly skeptical approach morally repugnant, and we can anticipate that even the most proficient system users would occasionally succumb to the temptation to "befriend" their tools, if only to assuage their discomfort with the execution of their duties.
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"Racism is evil -- and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in response to the attacks in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend.
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It is no coincidence that the album arrived worldwide just three weeks before the United States' own elections—"one of the scariest I can remember" says Larsson, thanks to the candidacy of Donald Trump, who ineloquently espouses the same divisive and repugnant rhetoric that the Radio Dept.
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A President who equivocated on the repugnant views that my grandparents fled; a President who lumped together the persecutors and the persecuted; a President who instantly condemns any unflattering comments about himself, but gave the benefit of the doubt to those spewing hate toward his fellow Americans.
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A final view, more congenial to the Sanders and Jacobin left, is that while Trump himself is a repugnant charlatan, his supporters seek in him a salve for the real economic problems of blue-collar displacement and the bait-and-switch promises of the American dream.
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But if he'd made it, he might be downright baffled to see that the bile he spewed for the purposes of being a repugnant troll have since been adopted by a major political candidate, and that furthermore, this candidate rode those sentiments straight to the White House.
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" And writing on the Republican's massive losses in traditionally red Orange County, California, National Review's David Bahnsen said on Thursday, "The fact is that a significant number of center-Right, fiscally conservative, suburban, upper-middle-class voters have found the present message of the Republican party repugnant.
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The "morally repugnant order" that forced Japanese-American citizens from their West Coast homes and into detention camps "solely and explicitly on the basis of race" was different from "a facially neutral policy denying certain foreign nationals the privilege of admission" into the country, he wrote.
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What most of the content flows through our network is, is not anything controversial, but every once in a while there are people who sign up for us, and we have a free version of the service, who sign up that are pretty vile and pretty repugnant.
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What we do is, we very quietly turn around and we'll take that and work with people in our organization who feel important about it, and we'll take that money and donate it to causes that are directly opposite whatever the repugnant point of view is.
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And more broadly, if violence against minorities is what you find repugnant in neo-Nazi rhetoric, then "you are using the very force you're trying to overcome," Michael Nagler, the founder of the Peace and Conflict Studies program at the University of California, Berkeley, told me.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in a surprise statement from the Diplomatic Reception Room.
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From day one, the essential tension of Donald Trump's presidential campaign has been that the one thing he is really good at is getting attention but the main means at his disposal to get attention is saying or doing things that are either ridiculous or repugnant.
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"These repulsive and repugnant lies perpetrated by a desperate Clinton-Kaine campaign are nothing more than flailing attacks from failed politicians unable to defend their abysmal records, and seeking to deny Americans the change they deserve," Stephen Miller, Trump's national policy director, said in a statement Friday night.
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"Listen, the fact that the Senate does not have the courage to do some of the things that every Republican in the Senate promised to do is just absolutely repugnant to me," Farenthold said before referring to the 1804 duel between then-vice president Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.
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Republicans from House Speaker Paul Ryan to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell shed similar crocodile tears, calling the hate march in Charlottesville repugnant even as they embraced President Trump -- in all of his racially offensive intolerance -- as the political and moral leader of the Republican Party and the nation.
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Several policymakers, including the future Fed chief Janet Yellen and current New York Fed chief John Williams, argued the fallout of a default would be so terrible that the Fed would need to take all possible action, however "repugnant," in the words of Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
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News Analysis GENEVA — North Korea's latest test of an atomic weapon leaves the United States with an uncomfortable choice: Stick with a policy of incremental sanctions that has clearly failed to stop the country's nuclear advances, or pick among alternatives that range from the highly risky to the repugnant.
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" Two days later, and under immense pressure from Republicans and Democrats alike, Trump delivered a statement from the White House declaring that "racism is evil" and specifically singled out "the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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"Now, more than ever, it is critical that the public charge policy, which the lower courts called 'repugnant to the American Dream of prosperity and opportunity through hard work and upward mobility,' continues to be blocked," the litigants, who represent several public interest groups, said in a statement.
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In April 2001, Booker, then on the City Council, clashed with Newark Public Schools Superintendent Marion Bolden over a speech Booker had given to the Manhattan Institute the year before, in which he berated the city's government and referred to the school system as "repugnant" while praising charters.
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"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," he said Monday, specifically calling out the groups participating in the rally.
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I believe the best defense against racism and other repugnant views, both on Reddit and in the world, is instead of trying to control what people can and cannot say through rules, is to repudiate these views in a free conversation, and empower our communities to do so on Reddit.
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"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," the president said in a statement to reporters at the White House on Monday.
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" Evans and Bechtolt pointed to the media as part of the problem, saying "it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the incredibly irresponsible leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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But now Democrats are grappling with an all-too-familiar question of their own: how and even whether to confront a Republican Senate candidate whose views they find repugnant but who may be unbeatable in a deeply conservative state — no matter how much money liberal donors pour in to defeat him.
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That's partly why I used to think Houellebecq was writing some of the most fascinating (if repugnant and troubling) political satire about rich, liberal democracies — though now that the abjection and nihilism he captured so well is ascendant, I don't know if I could still read him in the same way.
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"How do you practice insider journalism with an administration that a large share of the country is rooting for, regardless of the truth of the president's claims, and that another large part thinks is morally repugnant?" said Ben Smith, editor in chief of BuzzFeed News (and a former employee of Mr. VandeHei's).
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As President, Trump has followed through with a crudely devised and morally repugnant ban on visitors from a number of countries, most of which have a majority Muslim demographic, and by picking fights with athletes who had the temerity to demonstrate their concern for minority rights by quietly kneeling during the National Anthem.
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Those wishing to defend Trump on this issue have focused on this part of his remarks: Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans.
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When the repugnant alt-right celebrity Milo Yiannopoulos was protested out of several appearances at universities, and then when he was dropped as a CPAC speaker and had his book pulled by Simon & Schuster following comments he made about sex with underage boys, some figures on the right cried that he was being censored, silenced.
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On the first papal visit to the country in almost four decades, Francis used a speech at a state event that was also attended by some abuse survivors to acknowledge that it was to the Church's shame it had not addressed these "repugnant crimes" and said he sought a greater commitment to eliminating this "scourge".
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The community is rallying around the Swaminarayan Temple Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called the vandalism a "cowardly and unacceptable act" and urged the Louisville community to show their support for the temple and its worshipers by coming to an event scheduled for Saturday morning to help clean up the "repugnant messages of hate" left behind.
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In general, I find any advice on how to be more productive both insulting and somewhat morally repugnant, as though every message we've received in late 0003th and early 21st century American society isn't already about how to squeeze as much monetizable output in as little time as possible from every single living person.
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A three-member board panel in a decision on Monday, which involved a UPS driver in Pennsylvania represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, said it will defer to decisions made by arbitrators as long as the proceedings were "fair and regular" and the rulings were not "repugnant" to the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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Consider this: Faced with a general election against Donald Trump, an opponent that many decent Republicans find repugnant, Clinton and her team may use the VP pick to appeal to moderate swing voters and even some Republicans -- thereby expanding her base beyond those left-of-center white, Latino and black voters she can already count on.
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Having argued that America's interests were best served by leaving Mr Assad in place—and, for the same reason, having warned Barack Obama back in 2013 not to launch the missile strike that he now blames him for not launching—Mr Trump found the televised images of the Syrian dictator's attack on Khan Sheikhoun too repugnant to ignore.
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For ABC Entertainment, there was no second option on what to do about actress Roseanne Barr after she fired off what the network accurately described as an "abhorrent, repugnant" tweet that referred to former Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett as a product of the "The Planet of the Apes," and threw in the Muslim Brotherhood for good measure.
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Despite how repugnant the cabaret law has been since its inception, and how impossible it is to imagine this comically archaic law's existence in the 21st century, it continues to wreak havoc on the culture of New York City and the lives of all the workers who labor to create a massive local and tourist economy.
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John Ullyot, the Veterans Affairs chief communications officer, tried to block Georgia Coffey from issuing a statement condemning the "repugnant display of hate and bigotry by white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan" at the Unite the Right rally, according to internal emails shared with VICE News and first reported by the Washington Post.
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The space that opens between them reverberates with what might have been, if Charlie's thesis adviser hadn't been such a measly and repugnant predator, if Charlie hadn't moved to Los Angeles, if Helen weren't raising a child alone, if they'd both had more time, if Helen had understood Charlie's illness, if she'd asked her all the questions she didn't.
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The test of whether a person supports free speech is not when he or she agrees with the views of the speaker but when the listener disagrees with the speaker, when he or she strongly believes that the speaker's views are repugnant, offensive and, yes, even bigoted and hateful, yet still allows him or her to speak.
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But the loosey-goosey way that he and Twitter's rolling series of leaders have run the platform over the years (you can read all about that in Nick Bilton's telenovela of a book, "Hatching Twitter") has turned it from what could have been an unprecedented discussion and news platform into the last big refuge of the repugnant.
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The divide between those who practiced open relationships and those who found the idea repugnant seemed inexplicably vast, given that members of those two groups often overlap in the same relatively privileged demographic (anyone holding down three jobs to keep a family together is not likely to spend excess emotional energy negotiating and acting on a nonmonogamy agreement).
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The university argued as recently as last month that it should not be held legally responsible for Nassar, writing in a court filing that "although Nassar's actions were repugnant and merit the heavy criminal penalties imposed upon him, the law does not support Plaintiffs' attempts to hold the MSU Defendants liable for his wrongs," according to the newspaper.
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There is nowhere less Irish than the East Anglian city, and perhaps that's why you and your squad—AKA the three mates you've clung to like a social barnacle for years, despite the fact that you view them with a repugnant blend of pity, revulsion, and need—will be hitting the city's numerous nightspots for some Paddy's Day partying.
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Though he condemned the hate groups by name on Monday — including "KKK, Neo-Nazis, White Supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans" — the 71-year-old backtracked later in a news conference saying that "bigotry and hatred" was coming from "many sides" and that "both sides" were to blame — including the counter-protesters.
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" (On Twitter, Tyler responded: "If Tegan And Sara Need Some Hard Dick, Hit Me Up.") Tom Breihan, writing about the early Odd Future releases for Pitchfork in 2011, said that "morally, it's repugnant" and that while "the other Odd Future guys can come off like kids clowning each other when they talk about stuff like that...Tyler actually sounds demonic.
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Whether or not you find yanking scholarships, or promised scholarships, to be morally repugnant—maybe you do when it's a rival school, but not when your favorite program just got potentially better on the field—it's yet another reminder that the NCAA's insistence on big-time college football as a primarily academic exercise is a complete and utter antitrust-law-dodging farce.
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"When you go after somebody's family in the [manner] which he did, two of the president's children are serving this nation, sacrificing in their service, it is repugnant, it is grotesque and I challenge anybody to go and talk about somebody's family and see if that person doesn't come back and comes back hard," said White House spokesman Hogan Gidley.
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In one stretch, it zooms unpredictably from the diarrhea chapter to the maggot chapter to chapters on the government's continuing development of nonlethal stink bombs designed to disperse violent mobs (Roach visits a defense contractor that created a repugnant, effective mixture called Stench Soup); the Navy's World War II-era efforts to develop shark repellent for the Pacific theater; and the methods by which sailors train for submarine escapes.
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Wolf was particularly repugnant in the eyes of many in the media, after she made jokes apparently about Sarah SandersSarah Elizabeth SandersApril Ryan's bodyguard issued summons over alleged assault of local journalist Sarah Sanders: Democrats should 'quit lying and do their jobs' Biden pledges return to daily press briefings as president MORE's appearance as the White House press secretary was sitting just a few feet away last April.
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"You can say a lot of things that most people in this room would find repulsive and inappropriate, repugnant, but unless you're crossing that line over into either a threat -- if it's a threat, that can be prosecuted, we have a number of threat statutes -- or unless you're intending to incite violence," prosecutors hands' can be tied, said Brad Wiegmann, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's National Security Division.
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He further adds that, "I believe the best defense against racism and other repugnant views, both on Reddit and in the world, is instead of trying to control what people can and cannot say through rules, is to repudiate these views in a free conversation, and empower our communities to do so on Reddit," putting the onus of refuting, educating, or ignoring hateful, low-value users on the very people they seek to demean and abuse.
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So even as Axelrod and Rhoades fulfill what are now the familiar requirements of two snarling patriarchs in a personal as much as a professional standoff; even as Axelrod's wife (played convincingly by Malin Akerman) hisses threats and struts imperiously around her mega-mansion; even as his goons spit out misogynistic remarks with the casual contempt of those who believe that money buys them the right to be repugnant, it's hard not to be caught up by the spectacle.
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For example, collusion by itself may not be a violation of law, but when people claiming to represent you as a candidate or as president knowingly meet with acknowledged agents of a foreign government, particularly one that has been an adversary of the United States for many decades, and those agents claim to have information that can be used to your personal benefit and to the detriment of our democracy, that can be called morally repugnant.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote at the time, the idea is "pretty clearly unconstitutional and morally repugnant": It comes at a time when Trump continues to ride high in the polls and has repeatedly benefited from past controversies over his own outlandish and often racist statements, and when Republican politicians most certainly are pushing the envelope on anti-Muslim rhetoric and policies in a way that was alien to the George W. Bush–vintage Republican Party's response to 9/25.
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In the process he brilliantly lampoons academic writing, particularly by taking justified pot-shots at D. W. Fenza, executive director of Associate Writing Programs (who argues that it is "morally repugnant" to question the merits of the literary prize system), The New York Times Book Review, the New York Review of Books, and other official "protectors of poetry" who apparently want their poetry squeaky-clean and sweet, or, as Bernstein implies, want to excise his kind of poetry from their lives.
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President Trump declared Monday that "racism is evil" in public comments at the White House, and for the first time called out the KKK, Nazis and other hate groups specifically for their role in this weekend's violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. "Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to what we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in a surprise statement from the Diplomatic Reception Room.
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