"President Trump's growing record of repulsive statements is matched by his repulsive policies," she added.
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"I hate the charge, I find it repulsive," Trump said.
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The repulsive force responsible for this was dubbed dark energy.
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Annie is a complicated character, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes outright repulsive.
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They are by turns charming and repulsive, brave and vulnerable.
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It's a comically repulsive scene, devoid of any moral comeuppance.
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They detest warnings with repulsive images of decaying body parts.
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Still it was not repulsive to the majority of us.
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I love the Kards but this shocked me & is repulsive.
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What one person thinks is amazing another might find repulsive.
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Solipsism is enthralling but also boring (and finally often repulsive).
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The animal experiments in the study are superfluous and repulsive.
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Together they constitute the repulsive resurgence of a virulent bigotocracy.
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There was no gray area here — these people were repulsive.
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Serial killers are often reputed to have repulsive killing techniques.
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I don't agree with these comments & I find them repulsive.
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They represent a core part of what's repulsive about Trumpism.
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Others find the ardor for Netflix to be nearly physically repulsive.
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Ward found the flamboyant pornographer fascinating and repulsive in equal measure.
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Crucially, dark energy is a repulsive force—it pushes things apart.
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The word lynching, given its history, should be repulsive to anyone.
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It's a method of communication: enticing or repulsive, playful or aggressive.
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THE repulsive powers of lotus leaves are the stuff of legend.
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Lobster overdone, the eggplant salad repulsive and the supplemental charges outrageous.
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The word lynching, given its history, should be repulsive to anyone.
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The texture is too similar to something that I find repulsive.
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Some pages are tender and wistful, others repulsive, still others funny.
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"This ignorant racism is repulsive and profoundly anti-American," Cruz tweeted.
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They are not as repulsive as the Kims of North Korea.
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The sentiments expressed by the organizers of Sunday's rally are repulsive.
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I found him magnetic and charismatic, yet equally repulsive and maddening.
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This repulsive balancing act is what is known as strong coupling.
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Was NBC's coverage of the election last year "repulsive" to you?
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Even those who found his words repulsive were mesmerized by him.
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Jair Bolsonaro is a right-wing Brazilian who holds repulsive views.
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Perhaps he wouldn't blurt out every repulsive thought in his head.
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" Instead, Mr. Trump said, the question was "repulsive" and "very insulting.
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At Trump rallies, however, they became "unchained," transformed in repulsive ways.
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"I wasn't so worried about making him too repulsive," he said.
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The spectacular obscenity of Trump's comment is incomparable and deeply repulsive.
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Giving him any money to rebuild his country would be doubly repulsive.
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Today, the most relevant designers are celebrated for reckoning with the repulsive.
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Clapback: Zendaya shut down a Twitter user for a repulsive rape meme.
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In short, it's a highly repulsive and economical way to get sloshed.
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There was a real solid moment where I was like, 'I'm repulsive.
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Repulsive sex ensues, along with diabolical mishaps, nudity, violence, and drug benders.
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"Jeffrey Epstein's crimes were repulsive and reprehensible," Harvard President Lawrence Bacow wrote.
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Forget I'm O.K., you're O.K. This is: I have problems, you're repulsive.
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This should be morally repulsive to all Americans, most particularly Mr. Trump.
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Schemes were hatched in the repulsive latrines, where guards disdained to enter.
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Schemes were hatched in the repulsive latrines, where guards disdained to enter.
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Even the heterosexual whites among them find this messaging repulsive and cruel.
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Instead of making her repulsive or [saying] that there's something wrong with her.
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It also cited regulations that prohibit "indecent, vulgar, suggestive, repulsive or offensive themes".
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Often there's a fine line between fascinating and repulsive — as Kanye West proves.
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It is absolutely the most repulsive user interface item I have ever seen.
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"We tried to make a champagne and Lucky Charms flavor which was repulsive."
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It's the most repulsive thing anybody can say about anything in this country.
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It was "particularly repulsive" that such violence continued to go unpunished, he said.
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The story reveals its truths through immediacy of description—viscous, repulsive, and beautiful.
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The rubber hits the road when really repulsive characters and views get protection.
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But the First Amendment exists to protect unpopular, even repulsive forms of expression.
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In areas not involving wanton, repulsive adultery, he was doing a good job.
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The "authenticity" that his followers so admire is factually wrong and morally repulsive.
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The evidence that this repulsive energy infuses space has stacked up since 1998.
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Occasionally I had pangs of hunger, but the thought of food became suddenly repulsive.
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The point of the zombie genre is that humans are strange, repulsive, and ridiculous.
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I never wanted to drink this repulsive liquid (which I used to like) again.
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Behind each sliding door could be a sincere childhood tableau, or a repulsive Cacodemon.
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Many of her followers came to Knight's defense after she shared the "repulsive" email.
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This type of rhetoric and repulsive advertising is revolting and completely beyond the pale.
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I've reviewed the allegations against him, and they're as credible as they are repulsive.
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No one wants to say this thing is repulsive, but their discomfort is obvious.
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As the Sex Pistols knew, being repulsive to your elders is a punk prerequisite.
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Their actions show us how repulsive it is when affirmative consent doesn't take place.
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Relatedly, many criticisms of sexual predators are overly focused on supposedly repulsive sexual acts.
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The aesthetic precision could be a facade for something symbolic, convoluted and often repulsive.
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It challenges us into questioning how something so repulsive can be seen as beautiful.
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"Putting a virus into a person is repulsive to many clinicians," Dr. Veatch said.
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I don't have to say a word about Donald Trump, or his repulsive attitudes.
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That, I think, is what is uniquely repulsive about Trump's crackdown on immigrant children.
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But that doesn't have to extend to shopping your repulsive ideas to grade schoolers.
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But there was no getting around how repulsive I found that dramatically bare neck.
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Allan-Headley's Hammy is a hulking mass of animalistic desire, equally repulsive and attractive.
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Of all the uncountable lies of this repulsive regime, this might be the biggest.
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The villain of "The Shape of Water" is not Mosenkov but a repulsive American colonel.
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CHRIS FERRELL, INVESTIGATIVE DIRECTOR, JUDICIAL WATCH: Sean, the demagoguery and the virtue posturing are repulsive.
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In their model, particles would need to experience a strong, repulsive interaction with one another.
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Reverse Podsnaps think Britain is rejecting cosmopolitan values in favour of a repulsive Little Englandism.
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I never put it up because it was too repulsive for me to even consider.
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There is a breed of man that manages to be both repulsive and intensely attractive.
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He was sweet, caring, manipulative, controlling, appealing, repulsive, daring, reserved, creative, unoriginal—all at once.
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But obviously, the most alarming part of the tweets was his repulsive attack of Brzezinski.
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For they are shameful, repulsive statements and of course the president has it precisely backward.
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Watch as the mostly white populace embraces the repulsive creature as one of their own.
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No matter how great my weariness, the wrench of parting with consciousness is unspeakably repulsive.
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They're both beautiful and repulsive, familiar and eerie, which matches the rest of the film.
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That is, of course, a classic blame-the-victim argument — hardly credible and slightly repulsive.
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I expect the '60s ephemera will be less repulsive than a nude sculpture of Trump.
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But who are you to deny yourself these small, strange delights of our repulsive world?
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He's a physically repulsive man but he's also a famously meticulous one in odd ways.
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This is an image of middle-aged abjection, equally repulsive as the miner's mangled leg.
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The most repulsive part of the whole thing is that I still don't feel bad.
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" Flake, along with numerous Democratic lawmakers, denounced Trump's "shitholes" comments, calling them "abhorrent and repulsive.
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Ideas once thought of as intellectually uncouth and morally repulsive have suddenly become merely controversial.
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Such a movement might help Americans realize how repulsive non-Americans consider Trump's Muslim ban.
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While it could be seen as "repulsive and offensive, but we don't convict people in this country for being repulsive or offensive," his attorney Marc Agnifilo said, according to the AP. Raniere's followers included former "Smallville" actress Allison Mack and Seagram's heiress Claire Bronfman.
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There are times when you cannot help but stop, look around, and admire the repulsive beauty.
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Oftentimes the content they contain is intrinsically repulsive, and therefore, shouldn't necessarily trigger delight within us.
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He had denied all charges, saying the allegations were "utterly repulsive" lies by fantasists and opportunists.
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The content featured is truly repulsive to those who understand the underlying meaning to the message.
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It is, of course, repulsive to accuse Lewis of all talk and no action or results.
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Though officially outlawed in 1865, the de facto continuation of slavery remains a repulsive American secret.
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With some notable exceptions, the skateboard industry has a long and occasionally repulsive history of homophobia.
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And he's superb as Drive's avenging angel: sexy yet legitimately dangerous, compelling even though frequently repulsive.
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I get how the anal adjacency of these glandular secretions makes castoreum repulsive to many people.
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Each time the drinking starts again, it gets worse, and his behavior becomes even more repulsive.
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The repulsive scenario she and others allege are all too familiar to women across corporate America.
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There's so much repulsive content on the internet that needs to be identified, mocked, and celebrated.
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Calle's work is always a bit emotionally repulsive, too close to the bone, too deeply felt.
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Sometimes the smell of her exhibitions, which contained all sorts of organic matter, could be repulsive.
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But the prospect of a blaspheming Hillary Clinton is clearly repulsive to those who despise her.
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The "casting couch" is a shabby, repulsive cliche, but it's also carries a kernel of truth.
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The thought of even trying to become emotionally open to him again is repulsive to me.
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While not fatal, scabies causes profound misery; many people find even the thought of it repulsive.
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Chief among those who found it both absurd and repulsive was a British-born monk, Pelagius.
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While scenes of the lake and land are magnificent, there are repulsive sights and stories, too.
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The photograph outraged social media users and readers around Italy who called it "repulsive" and "inhuman," News.com.
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Einstein had imagined a repulsive force permeating empty space, and we now know that this force exists.
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Trump's repulsive comments about women cast a shadow over Sunday night's second presidential debate in St. Louis.
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While a gravitational wave is a propagating change in gravity, this change never becomes repulsive (i.e. negative).
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Until recently a landfill across the Hudson river, in New Jersey, was among the region's most repulsive.
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" If that wasn't sufficiently repulsive, here's yet another headline from May: "Bill Kristol: Republican Spoiler, Renegade Jew.
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Similar to how Cosby (and Gibson) has been revealed to be, Berry could be boastful and repulsive.
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"The Nazis, the KKK, and white supremacists are repulsive and evil," Ted Cruz said in a statement.
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Everyone is super-cheerful because they're trying to sell you something, and I find it really repulsive.
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I take familiar indulgences and distort them into repulsive forms; the viewer confronts simultaneous desire and disgust.
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In other words, like an actor is trapped inside a repulsive homemade costume that swallowed him whole.
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"It's meant to be seductive, but with the ketchup I turn it into something repulsive," she explains.
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To see Trump vanquished by a woman would start to heal the injury of his repulsive reign.
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"I didn't want to sell online; that's repulsive to me," Mr. Seidenberg once said in an interview.
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It's sometimes beautiful but also, not infrequently, repulsive, a narcissistic spectacle framed as a liberating vision quest.
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This repulsive force can be calculated from the change in distance between their centers as they compress.
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It was tender and savory and filled our tiny apartment with a delicious and slightly repulsive scent.
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What if this repulsive ongoing travesty took on a physical dimension, that we could see, feel, *smell*?
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We are constantly inundated with ideas that are not only different from our own, but actively repulsive.
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And perhaps it for that reason that the idea of street food is so repulsive to me.
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He discussed some of the discomfort many feel toward the image, which is simultaneously attractive and repulsive.
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Finally, the comments—I've been told that I look like a reptile and that my skin is repulsive.
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So, as the universe expands and more would-be empty space is created, the more repulsive energy exists.
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All things evil and repulsive were his domain — report cards, emotions, curfews, and books, to name a few.
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"I always had a repulsive need to be something more than human," Bowie once said in an interview.
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Here are the most repulsive secondary preparations for food ostensibly cooked by a 53-year-old clown.1.
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Sanders is demagogic himself, though not as brazenly so as Trump, and not in a repulsive, hateful way.
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He's been locked up, beaten up, spit on and still never lost his fight Trump's tweets are repulsive .
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"The methods used by EUGT in the United States were wrong, they were unethical and repulsive," he said.
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" Sure enough, when Putnam's released "Lolita," in August of 1958, Orville Prescott, in the Times , called it "repulsive . . .
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This kind of repulsive policy-making will lose moderates, many of whom are independents and could vote Republican.
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" He adds that men who believe they are in male-only spaces will say "repulsive things about women.
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" In a journal entry, Brown wrote that he had "physically, mentally, emotionally and verbally been a repulsive man.
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To see this president lose to a woman would start to heal the injury of his repulsive reign.
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I used to like Old Spice body wash but my wife and 14-year-old found it repulsive.
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New York (CNN Business)Out of the many repulsive things about air travel, airline food probably ranks high.
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Roma holds up a mirror to Mexican society in so many ways, showing aspects both flattering and repulsive.
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But in literature there's a perversely refreshing counteroffensive of odiferous refuseniks, a burgeoning genre you could call Repulsive Realism.
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"I've reviewed the allegations against him, and they're as credible as they are repulsive," she said in a statement.
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Stuver: For an anti-gravity device we would need to turn the attractive gravitational force into a repulsive one.
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AMMONIA is as repulsive to most marine animals as it is to land-lubbing ones—and for good reason.
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Wolverton seems to have been besotted with the question: How funny can you make the grotesque and the repulsive?
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Fascinating and repulsive at the same time The first two needles act a bit like teeth, the video shows.
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"If we could manufacture plastic to taste attractive, maybe we can manufacture plastic to taste repulsive," Mr. Seymour said.
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"I remember thinking what a repulsive person I was being by responding the way that I did," he wrote.
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In the ensuing mop-up operation, your choices are among characters with repulsive principles, shaky principles or no principles.
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"Women are stigmatized and seen as repulsive and worthless when using their bodies to support themselves," Ms. Fowles said.
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When you are fighting a repulsive foe, the ends justify any means and serve as rationale for any selfishness.
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"When my son was a bit younger, he wanted those Lunchables but I find those things repulsive," she said.
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When the magnets are separated by even a moderate distance, the repulsive force is very close to zero newtons.
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" Marion Hammer, a former NRA president who now leads the group&aposs lobbying efforts in Florida, called the mailer "repulsive.
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GUILFOYLE: No. I just want to address the Peter Fonda issue, I think it&aposs particularly repulsive, it&aposs reprehensible.
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"I'm using violent pictures and repulsive scenes to show the audience my immortal characters trying to kill themselves," she says.
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He conveys his character's many sides: seductive, repulsive, and tragically heartbroken through a superb combination of staging, acting, and singing.
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But I understand: It's natural to be anxious about exposing body parts that we're often told are unclean or repulsive.
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Logan Paul is back on YouTube in typically repulsive fashion — but it appears that the streaming service is not amused.
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The same agenda that's so repulsive to the campaigners has drawn praise from President Trump and much of his base.
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Her fashion-influenced images of female bodies slathered in paint and glitter are seductive and repulsive at the same time.
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In fact, the expansion is now happening at an accelerated rate, pushed by an enigmatic repulsive force called dark energy.
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Think about it for a minute: The character is repulsive, and yet grown men all over the world quote him.
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Make no mistake -- to go from a feeling of grievance to threatening someone, or their child (!), online is repulsive behavior.
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The drawings are funny, repulsive, and satisfying — I detected a small sense of vengeance in the overwhelming number of caricatures.
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It's a nasty bit of work, right down to Bobby's repulsive smirk when he learns his plan was a success.
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I understand the impulse to remove Confederate monuments, which embody some of the most repulsive aspects of the American past.
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" He added: "The vile, repulsive, just raw rage and anger that is on display daily on social media is infectious.
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To fuse, atomic nuclei must move very fast — they must be extremely hot — to overcome natural repulsive forces and collide.
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A scene in a nightclub where Maine is shopping for women with the help of a maître d' is repulsive.
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As space expands, new space arises, and with it more of this repulsive energy, causing space to expand even faster.
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The oval video projection of his throat as he spoke displayed active slimy pink tissues, simultaneously repulsive, vulnerable, and threatening.
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Ohio in 1969, involved the prosecution of Ku Klux Klansmen who were filmed uttering repulsive racist statements — including the N-word.
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Its readiness to stand by even its most repulsive allies makes it seem, to Sunni Arab leaders, more reliable than America.
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But even now, as the majority of people see his comments as obscene, repulsive and inexcusable, survivors face a huge problem.
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The guy was compulsively watchable, magnetic even at his most repulsive, a confirmation of all our paranoid suspicions about elected officials.
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In Donald J. Trump we faced a candidate who is a repulsive person, with dangerous prejudices, who's unfit to be president.
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I imagine a lengthy tirade about this artisanal pop tart, a mismatch of ideals that Lorelai would find repulsive and unnecessary.
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And as a measure of our cognitive sophistication, we humans can even activate the insula when thinking about eating something repulsive.
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And yet, Trump's allies have ignored their pain and their pleas, degrading the office of the president by spreading repulsive lies.
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Yet defeat, repulsive though it may be, was still preferable to the prospect of the Lakers turning the corner without him.
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Timo: I think it must sounds so repulsive that the people in the know will come, and the others stay away.
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Facebook had a notable response to repulsive findings She was called the n-word and given instructions to slit her wrists.
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There is a storybook villain, Mr. Weinstein, whose repulsive face turns out to be the spitting image of his putrescent soul.
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It's certainly true that Flake has voted with Trump to advance right-wing policies, most of which I find morally repulsive.
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Finger said it's "terrifying" and "repulsive" to posit that judges are expected to fulfill the political desires of whomever appointed them.
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To some people it might be repulsive but that smell is so evocative to me that it's almost like a hug.
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There's Dr. Bhagavan "Doc" Antle, a repulsive doctor of "mystical science" who provided the animals for Ace Ventura and Doctor Doolittle.
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Yes, there was the ol' kitchen mop and the bacteria-infested sink rag, but more often than not, reusable meant repulsive.
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But amid the displaced gunk are fast-growing creatures that look repulsive yet are strangely endearing, like the world's ugliest babies.
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G.O.P. lawmakers who started by making excuses for the president's most repulsive personal traits have now moved on to bedrock principles.
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Republicans who started down this road by making excuses for Trump's most repulsive personal traits have moved on to bedrock principles.
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Nevertheless, death is still a taboo topic in our society, often considered repulsive or scary instead of a great uniting experience.
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This publication is repulsive and their views do not represent the tens of millions of Americans who are uniting behind our campaign.
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Prosecutors are often confronted with the task of making extraordinarily difficult decisions regarding the many kinds of repulsive criminal conduct they encounter.
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He hungrily absorbed all his hero's complaints about the Jews and the mixing of "races"; he called the Viennese a "repulsive bunch".
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Inna found sex with men repulsive and had tried everything to overcome the feeling, from hypnosis to hormone therapy, and nothing helped.
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"Her work shows people who are pathetic, pitiable, as well as repulsive, but it does not arouse any compassionate feelings," Sontag thought.
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McCormick and Calhoun's photography attests that, though slavery was officially outlawed in 1865, its de facto continuation remains a repulsive American secret.
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Researchers at MIT have published demonstrations of their work on generative video, and the "hallucinated" outcomes of are both impressive and repulsive.
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Calls First Lady Melania Trump a name so repulsive, so vile, that House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy wants him banned from Twitter.
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And now as the only nonmedical victim to come forward, I testify to let the world know you are a repulsive liar.
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Just as flippant responses to the Flint water crisis are repulsive, so too will be excuses by Congress for failing to act.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - People use a lot of words to describe the reviled cockroach: disgusting, ugly, sneaky and repulsive, to name a few.
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But the repulsive, raw, and scabbed hands were just as much a part of me as my brown hair and pierced ears.
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It&aposs repulsive that there was a market for such a thing, but then again, there&aposs now a market for everything.
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In 2018 and 85033, women and young voters across America are storming the Bastille of Trump's repulsive politics of bigotry and hate.
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The repulsive behavior of CUNY's "social justice warriors," and their impunity, also confirm the right's worst prejudices about both universities and progressives.
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What we see is repulsive and weird, confusing and stimulating: a place we live now and a place we may even love.
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What could make this all less symmetrical, more immediately repulsive, more instinctively mother-taught-me-never-to-take-candy-from-strangers wrong?
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Then, as now, it forced, if just for a moment, a collective apprehension of just what a repulsive abomination this presidency is.
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He suggested, and quantum theory has subsequently confirmed, that empty space could exert a repulsive force, an anti-gravity, blowing things apart.
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Yes, a majority of Americans find Trump repulsive — his lies, his pathological narcissism, his lack of decency, his illiteracy of democratic principles.
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"Similarly, Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, tweeted: "It&aposs outrageous that @realDonaldTrump elevated such repulsive anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Opinion | Say Something Nice About Donald Trump The White House Correspondents Dinner is one of the most repulsive social events in Washington.
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"Josh is maybe the most anally repulsive creator that I've ever come across," he said, admiringly, in a documentary produced by Criterion.
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What do you do ... I'm paying you a compliment, it's not a repulsive place — that shouldn't be on a t-shirt either.
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This repulsive argument sought to place the entire blame on the people who became addicted to OxyContin while holding the company harmless.
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A neat line of red stools is bolted beneath the restored counter and inoffensive tan booths have replaced the repulsive blue ones.
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Sweating, eating, urinating, basically every single female bodily function — these are among the many, many things that Donald Trump finds utterly repulsive.
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"I have physically, mentally, emotionally and verbally been a repulsive man," Brown wrote in one of his journal entries, obtained by SNY.tv.
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And if he's being honest, Hardy knows that the repulsive, Xenomorph-on-crack appearance is part of what attracted him to the role.
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A leading NRA official called Florida gubernatorial candidate Jeff Greene's mailer, which accuses the gun rights organization of using children as targets, "repulsive."
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Lonzo Ball Despite his being born long after their peak, Lonzo is a huge fan of the repulsive rubber puppets of yore, Boglins.
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Threadworms have the repulsive habit of slithering out of their host's anus at night and laying their eggs in the soft flesh nearby.
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It is hard to think of another leader who has won so many wars, against such repulsive enemies, on such a tight budget.
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When Pizarro's daughter turned five, for instance, she thought blood was the most repulsive thing, but Pizarro doesn't think blood is that bad.
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" To make a good first impression, I chose to send my match a GIF of Larry David saying "I find human contact repulsive.
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She alleges that the repulsive treatment of women was a companywide issue and outlines numerous ways in which female employees were treated differently.
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"...No matter how repulsive the Assad regime may be – and it is – their opponents in Islamic State ...are far, far worse," Johnson wrote.
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Although Glen's opinions are repulsive, he shows intelligence in his efforts to persuade Thorpe, who confesses to being partly swayed by his interlocutor.
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He also donated $1 million to Hurricane Harvey relief, and used The Tonight Show to decry Trump's repulsive comments during the Charlottesville violence.
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He told the New York Times: The real subject of the video is that many of these people in the bed are repulsive.
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I'm likely to feel empathy toward you, a handsome white guy, but somebody who is repulsive or frightening I don't feel empathy for.
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But that won't stop us from thanking Andy Peppers for what may very well be the most repulsive popping video of all time.
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Like we told you ... Bernice King called Cardi's take on her mother "repulsive," but then later said Cardi had reached out and apologized.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," T.I. wrote.
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People bought them even though they were repulsive, because we have all been told since birth that variety is the spice of life.
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"Some of them can't really be described as cute, but they're also not repulsive," said Tehilla, who was with her brother and grandparents.
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The first film was a hit at the box office but divided the critics, some of whom found the premise repulsive and irresponsible.
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Early on one man watches another perform a "strange and repulsive ritual" — urinating onto his hands and washing his genitals with the urine.
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They will choose Macron, a callow creature of a failed consensus, over the possibility that the repulsive party's standard-bearer might be right.
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Brandon mentioned that she had visited Madame Tussaud's exhibition, at the Lyceum Theatre, of wax curiosities of crime Gort begged for repulsive details.
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These are the denizens of this subterranean world, perpetuating this repulsive system by not speaking out against it and forswearing its tainted rewards.
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Seeing it is a crucial reminder of how repulsive and destructive Ailes, and sexual harassers like he was alleged to be, can be.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," he wrote.
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The message to reduce plastic trash is certainly there, but the installation also oddly makes this human-made material more beautiful than repulsive.
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Kind of steep when you think about the fact that this hanger doesn't actually clean your dirty clothes — it just makes smell less repulsive.
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Turns out Death Void's perfectly repulsive, rotting Copenhagen death/doom is exactly what you want to be blasting on your way to a funeral.
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Rather it is a sense that, for all the freedoms women have won, female desire is often still considered unruly and unacceptable, even repulsive.
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I find it repulsive, I hate even the question because people that know me and you heard the Prime Minister, you heard Netanyahu yesterday.
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"The now repulsive obsession with Nvidia … has blinded people to the semis that can provide the fuel to the next leg higher," he said.
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On the other hand, Americans' remain free to praise "Islamic Terrorism" -- or even the repulsive philosophies of the Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.
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Or some might find the blistery texture of sunburned skin repulsive, so they feel like they have to get rid of it, she says.
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" Kayleigh McEnany, Trump's campaign spokeswoman, said of Pelosi: "Her hatred for @realdonaldtrump has blinded her to the repulsive nature of her smug, elitist behavior.
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" Kayleigh McEnany, Trump's campaign spokeswoman, said of Pelosi: "Her hatred for @realdonaldtrump has blinded her to the repulsive nature of her smug, elitist behavior.
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You're typing out a repulsive, potentially racist, thinly veiled death threat to send to an actor, political commentator, or the person you're currently stalking.
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While these and other repulsive acts have in part been committed on the basis of religion, they in fact represent perversions of religious faith.
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The video opens with someone cutting a cake, but the slices are totally wonky and make the otherwise tasty-looking cake appear completely repulsive.
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Several of them have run already in The New Yorker, so the distinctive Moshfegh flavor—minimal, repulsive, fleshly—may already be known to you.
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At a March rally for Mr. Trump in Louisville, Shiya Nwanguma, a student, says she was called the n-word and other repulsive slurs.
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The Democrats, after all, claim to be champions of women's rights—so taking money from a repulsive figure like Weinstein seems like obvious hypocrisy.
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You make your opponent so repulsive that voters don't show up for either of you and you drive your base to the ballot box.
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Yet we can't seem to get past this idea that if someone doesn't fit societal beauty ideals, sexual activity with them is inherently repulsive.
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Miller will sometimes pick artwork that is inherently unpleasant or repulsive, a canvas that people have a visceral response to and want to avoid.
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TPP lacks strong provisions to deal with countries with repulsive human rights abuses including human trafficking and intolerance of the LGBT population, among others.
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" Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League condemned as "outrageous" the tweet's "repulsive anti-Muslim bigotry," insisting that "an apology is in order ASAP.
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His stories blurred the lines between gay and straight, coerced and consensual, comedy and melodrama, the funny and the repulsive, high and low art.
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Other violations follow — including some particularly repulsive nuzzling — accompanied by much writhing and screaming as Renee attempts to learn the purpose of her torment.
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Glynn's work keeps that signature realism and physicality — so charismatic and yet so repulsive — that Rodin employed towards the end of the 19th century.
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And there are hundreds of thousands of people who get their internet kicks by willingly exposing themselves to a daily dose of repulsive, cringeworthy images.
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So too bad that upsets him more than the well-fed right hurling repulsive insults at an editor for a website they trash non-stop.
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But even as he cross-cuts between flashes of the repulsive, he remains dedicated to his throwback aesthetic, assembling pleasing swirls of light and color.
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Guadagnino is adept at balancing the beautiful and the repulsive, and that's the ideal vibe for a film whose witches are both brutal and right.
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" Kayleigh McEnany, campaign spokeswoman for Trump, said of Pelosi: "Her hatred for @realdonaldtrump has blinded her to the repulsive nature of her smug, elitist behavior.
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He also changed his profile image to a photo of Duca with her husband but he'd replaced the husband's face with his own repulsive mug.
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" It wasn't a good look for Hindawi, who quickly responded with an "open letter" in his own defense, and who today calls Bloomberg's allegations "repulsive.
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"Allow me to present what is either the most creative or repulsive ad for baby furniture of all time," he said in last night's show.
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Van der Waals forces are caused by fluctuating electric fields around molecules and atoms, which can cause small attractive or repulsive forces to be generated.
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Like Bridesmaids before it, the film seems to be working double-time to prove that women can be as comedically repulsive and provocative as men.
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Its "state" is in many ways a far nastier reproduction of previous autocratic regimes, overlaid with a brutal "Islamic" veneer that most Muslims find repulsive.
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"I know that Nazis are bad, the content [on The Daily Stormer] was so incredibly repulsive, it's stomach turning how bad it is," Prince explained.
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Though the taste isn't completely repulsive, I can't help but feel a creeping queasiness at the thought that veal and salmon can taste so alike.
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One of the first things which struck me when I was casting about for a team was just how repulsive the average football manager was.
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College mental health facilities are swamped, suicide rates are spiking, the president's repulsive behavior is tolerated or even celebrated by tens of millions of Americans.
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If you've watched Stranger Things, you've probably noticed Steve Harrington: popular, privileged, charming yet totally repulsive '80s teen hunk with a glorious head of hair.
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"This repulsive and dangerous filth is bring spewed courtesy of a publicly owned corporation," wrote Bill Kristol, an editor at large at the Weekly Standard.
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My fight against Yulin wasn't so much against the dog meat trade — which I find repulsive — but it was also more about the torture of dogs.
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"As if this wasn't repulsive enough, Davis allegedly possessed and distributed utterly explicit images of innocent infants and toddlers being sexually abused by adults," he added.
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"It's repulsive," said Mark Hetfield, president and CEO of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to resettling refugees in the United States.
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Dario Grandinetti's riveting performance as the vaguely menacing yet bureaucratic Claudio is a reminder that repulsive or unfathomable characters can be as fascinating as likable ones.
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Sure, lots of kids are picky eaters, but there's no way to know why the texture of grape skin is repulsive to your child in particular.
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Enter dark energy, a repulsive force that competed against gravity by pushing everything in the universe farther apart, study authors Jeremy Tinker and David Schlegel summarized.
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The multi-layered dialogue between actor John David Washington's Ron Stallworth and Topher Grace's David Duke goes from hilarity to suspense to repulsive in an instant.
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They may be violently repulsive, but let's give credit where it is due: they certainly captured the spirit of the shoe with the name "Crazy Explosive."
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The focus for many scholars now is on keeping individuals away from violent behaviour, regardless of whether they continue to believe things we may find repulsive.
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From what I can gather... This is the most repulsive,disgraceful, Embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen.
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And a creepy motel manager (Keanu Reeves, in repulsive, energetic The Gift mode) openly regards her and other women as products waiting on his personal shelf.
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Although these positively-charged ions repel each other in the plasma, this repulsive force is negligible compared to the amount of kinetic energy produced as heat.
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That's already come to fruition over in the Lexus camp, where the company's robo-carnivores are extremely attractive to me but hideously repulsive to my mom.
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The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not "tough," they were abhorrent and repulsive.
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The water is never not warm, and there are relatively not repulsive bathrooms where you can change your clothes and mindset from day to night drinking.
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First of all, there is his repulsive painting on the cover of some poppies next to a doll-like creature clinging to an alien-like creature.
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Shraya builds in the softness and sweetness of a new relationship in with exchanges where the fear of being repulsive overrides the excitement of a flirtation.
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None of Yiannopoulos' previous apologists—not CPAC, not Simon & Schuster, not Breitbart, nobody—deserves praise for suddenly realizing that Milo Yiannopoulos is a repulsive human being.
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I think my mustache — thick and dark and unwanted in the middle of my round pale face — served the same function: to be repulsive on purpose.
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It is not just repulsive, immoral, and anti-American -- it is illegal and we must confront it by enacting a new law to fit the crime.
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In his second column, Kinsley pointed to Trump's decision to skip "one of the most repulsive social events in Washington," the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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" The evening ended with "Tristan dying for love as upstage his own repulsive mummy is lowered into a vault caressed by white wormlike dismembered living arms.
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The Cubs&apos president, Crane Kenney, said the gesture was "associated with racism," and that "such ignorant and repulsive behavior is not tolerated at Wrigley Field."
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As the 2010s conclude, we're probably still too close to the reveal of C.K.'s repulsive behavior to know how history might eventually regard his art.
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I shot down her ideas one by one: The rubber bands just didn't do it for me, I find hand lotion repulsive, I wanted to text.
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The Archdiocese is unfairly targeting members of the LGBT community, bigotry that is beyond repulsive in 2019 but all too real in religious communities across the globe.
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"The now repulsive obsession with Nvidia … has blinded people to the semis that can provide the fuel to the next leg higher," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's a grotesque, bloody reversal of oral sex, but it's also one of horror cinema's favorite tropes: a titillating sex scene that becomes a repulsive death scene.
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Thibodeau said that this research could give us more insight into why we find certain words repulsive, along with how these kinds of opinions can be spread.
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" Schachner said she accepted the apology but told the Times, "I remember thinking what a repulsive person I was being by responding the way that I did.
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Some day, perhaps by coup or popular uprising, North Koreans will be rid of their repulsive ruler, and the peninsula will reunite as a democracy, like Germany.
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They were flavoured not merely with the garlic that Escoffier championed (popular opinion considered it "unrefined and repulsive") but with a whiff of fin de siècle extravagance.
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The water is never not warm, and there are relatively not repulsive bathrooms where you can change your clothes and mind-set from day to night drinking.
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It's repulsive to hear a grown man treat women as objects and so cavalierly discuss pursuing women as if they were just points on an ego scoreboard.
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"The scenes at the right-wing extremist march were absolutely repulsive — naked racism, anti-Semitism and hate in their most evil form were on display," Siebert said.
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As repulsive as it is that executives at Volkswagen sought to evade United States' emission standards, that deceit is not likely to bring down the world's economy.
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The black body functioned as the repulsive and revolting object of white disgust, with whites "throwing forth" their hatred and lies onto what they themselves had created.
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Editors notice these sorts of expressions the way French chefs notice slices of Velveeta cheese: repulsive in themselves, and indicative of the mental slop that lies beneath.
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One explanation is that a hypothetical new force called quintessence, mediated by unknown particles such as chameleons, could have a repulsive effect on objects at cosmic distances.
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"This type of rhetoric and repulsive advertising is revolting and completely beyond the pale," Mark Burns, an African-American pastor who supports Trump, said in a statement.
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I never have a repulsive experience on Instagram and I have it every day on every other service and increasingly on Facebook, all the time on Twitter.
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But when a leading KKK newspaper ran a pro-Trump story on its front page last week, his campaign immediately issued a statement rejecting the "repulsive" article.
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Many pro-democracy politicians reject Mr Chan's views and his party's offensive language on Facebook about Chinese mainlanders (concerning, for example, their "repulsive behaviour" and "vile" Mandarin tongue).
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Usually, there's nothing more enticing to me than cheese sauce running over some sort of carb, but this time, there were comments below pointing out a repulsive resemblance.
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And at this point, after a few minutes of observation, the words that come to mind are no longer repulsive and nightmare, but small and dear and friend.
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It is hard to say if Deluca (Giacomo Gianniotti) tripping on it or the girl whose ear it sees it on the floor is the more repulsive moment.
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The sight of the foreign substance penetrating the head is repulsive in a way that taps into basic human instinctive fear of creepy-crawlies attacking us from within.
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It's almost impossible to defend the leaked video that surfaced Friday in which Donald Trump makes repulsive comments about groping women — but Rudy Giuliani is going to try.
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Logan Paul hijacked the name of a wholesome, reputable clothing company, and now his repulsive antics are costing the original brand millions ... at least according to the company.
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It's fascinating and repulsive at the same time — and it's described perfectly in a new episode of Deep Look, a YouTube video series produced by KQED San Francisco.
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"Repulsive forces are normally like a whisper at a rock concert," Tom Killian, a physicist at Rice University and lead author of the research, said in a statement.
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From Laramie, the family drove over the Snowy Range, passing "a remarkably repulsive-looking willowbog, full of cowmerds and barbed wire" where Vladimir immediately stopped to pursue butterflies.
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"This rhetoric is repulsive and has no place in the community of nations, and as President I will continue to stand with Israel against such threats," she continued.
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Watch above to see what repulsive dish Jenner has to stomach in exchange for keeping quiet about why her sister cancelled an appearance on The Late Late Show.
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So here's a question for you: Forgetting all things moist for a second, what other words (without explicit sexual, scatological, racial or taboo connotations) do you find repulsive?
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Some days, I find this idea so disturbing—and the notion of my body as a representation of my personhood so repulsive—that I avoid going into public.
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Congress has the opportunity to get rid of one of the most repulsive and punitive parts of ObamaCare — the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB), aka the "death panel".
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It will be the rest of America's first chance at the polls to show just how unacceptable and repulsive we view Trump and his Republican enablers in Congress.
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David Lynch's surreal nightmare recasts the most familiar and celebrated aspects of American family life — parenthood, child rearing, sex, and more — as horrific, repulsive ordeals fraught with uncertainty.
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But the book's fundamental conclusion — that the only way to defeat the far right is to appease its voters — is both wrong and, as I'll explain, morally repulsive.
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It's a deep-seated, visceral response; we don't consciously reason through it, but most of us seem to share the same sense that certain things are just repulsive.
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It's hard to know if Kashuv has learned from his repulsive comments, but if he has, wouldn't Harvard want a kid who is intellectually rigorous and morally humble?
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Stoddard was certainly a buffoon, and his belief that he was racially superior to the erudite Du Bois, by virtue of his germ-plasm, is absurd and repulsive.
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"The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not 'tough,' they were abhorrent and repulsive," Flake tweeted.
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For one thing, I found him too physically repulsive to even consider that sex — or, more rather, the sexualized abuse of power — was part of his modus operandi.
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"The bot-infested badlands are hardly a safe space for advertisers, whose brands are being tainted by association with the extreme, the violent and the repulsive," Thomson said.
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"This is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation & auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen," he wrote in a lengthy Instagram post.
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In full view of the world, an American president drew a moral equivalence between white supremacists and neo-Nazis, and those who protested and rejected their repulsive ideology.
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Those fields, collectively called quintessence, could act in opposition to gravity, and could change over time — popping up, decaying or altering their effect, switching from repulsive to attractive.
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In perfumery, scents that don't smell good or even smell repulsive turn into something completely enchanting when mixed with the right substance, which is big Venus/Pluto energy!
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There's little lingering over female flesh, and the off-putting strangeness of Booth's kink — calling Dorothy "Mommy" and himself "Baby" — highlight just how repulsive what's happening really is.
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That's nice, but as it turns out, the predicted repulsive energy of these virtual particles is vastly smaller than what's required to explain the observed expansion of the universe.
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Jennifer Lawrence's character breaks her leg during a performance — with a repulsive crack, her partner lands on it — which ends her ballet career but not her ballet mind-set.
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While Kenickie (Carlos PenaVega) is the most blatantly repulsive of the T-Birds, pushing Danny to be the biggest jerk he can be, his giggling sidekicks are rarely better.
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Euron is repulsive, as Cersei clearly recognizes, but his fleet is unmatched, and he's already proven his loyalty to her by bringing her the woman who murdered her daughter.
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It was World War II, and Jan O'Herne, a Dutch prisoner interned by the Japanese, remembered a "large, repulsive, fat, baldheaded" Japanese officer approaching her and unsheathing his sword.
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But the repulsive Skittles tweet shot out yesterday by Donald Trump Jr. is a new low in a race that has, from the beginning, been mired in reprehensible discourse.
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If the moral implications of hurting another sentient being—the primary horror in cannibal classics like Silence of the Lambs—aren't why cannibalism is repulsive, then what is it?
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But whereas Democrats may be keen on trying "tofurkey" (provided it is gluten-free), the idea is as repulsive to Republicans as sitting through a marathon of Michael Moore documentaries.
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At the same time, the concept is still puzzling — if not repulsive — to many network TV viewers, especially those who've never heard of Twitch, let alone owned a game console.
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The repulsive fascination provoked by the selfie stick, in particular, stems from a longer debate—one that has long sought to define the contested boundaries between pornographic and medical imagery.
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An Amsterdam court ruled then that the justice system should allow a broad latitude to express political ideas, however repulsive, and that this freedom is especially important for politicians themselves.
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To clear the colon and rectum for doctors to examine them for early signs of cancer, patients must guzzle a gargantuan amount of a salty, repulsive-tasting drink and laxative.
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Most of all, it comes from your tears, and from those cherished days of bravery, where you don't feel repulsive to the world and you're glad you woke up alive.
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America's most repulsive senator, Ted Cruz, held onto his seat in deep-red Texas by the skin of his teeth, edging out the charming Democratic up-and-comer Beto O'Rourke.
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This was from a man who has gone out of his way to defend, support and condone the increasingly, well "repulsive," statements by the 45th President of the United States.
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One common ploy is "moral pollution," in which a group is socially smeared by association with something repulsive: vermin, insects or anything that envelops them in a negative emotional cloud.
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"Not only were these gruesome acts of violence repulsive and cruel, they were recorded and posted to social media for the amusement of the defendants," Bondi said in the announcement.
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The child-friendly look that makes the installation so attractive is also what makes it repulsive, making it one of the more interesting things we've seen at Miami Art Week.
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That's hard to do with app meets when you've been sending reams of saucy texts, promising all manner of exotic acts, then you discover they're repulsive, nothing like you imagined.
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After overcoming a bit of repulsive racism on the loathsome building owner's part by moving down the block on 57th Street, Rainford began a lucrative career as a commercial photographer.
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Jackie Speier of California tweeted that the RFA story was "absolutely repulsive" and urged the US to "speak out about the systemized enslavement and attempted cultural obliteration" of the Uighurs.
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For the president to throw a broad-brush insult toward decent public servants on national television during a press conference designed to inform and reassure Americans is, quite simply, repulsive.
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The framing of fat people as weak, repulsive, less-than "losers," permeates the wider cultural conversation: Fifteen years after The Biggest Loser's initial run, its legacy is still visible today.
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It's "amazing that the National Enquirer has been so repulsive that the whole Internet is rooting for a billionaire who got busted for an affair," WIRED editor Nicholas Thompson tweeted.
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It is clear that the ACA left a repulsive system of profiteering in place and that nothing adequate to the needs of ordinary Americans can be built upon this system.
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In one deceptively climactic scene, his long-suffering wife, Veronica (Elena Sofia Ricci), confronts him, finally ready to leave for good, telling him how inexcusable, how repulsive he really is.
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We, however, can have the distinct horror of watching it all unfold, and be reminded that few foods seem more repulsive to eat alone than a big glob of mayo.
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"As far as I know, this is the first time it's been shown that a repulsive force from quantum vacuum polarization could give rise to a stable equilibrium state," said Tremblay.
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In this case, with a neutron star comprising 2.3 solar masses, it means the repulsive strength between particles within its core must be strong enough to keep it from collapsing further.
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The post was pulled after a rash of comments that Harris described as "repulsive" and "sexual abuse" appeared underneath it, although the broadcaster later put it up again with an apology.
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It's a familiar trend, heightened in the past few weeks as the election draws to a close and as Trump's insults and allegations have magically grown even more hysterical and repulsive.
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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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" In Harper's Bazaar, Jennifer Wright couldn't hide her disgust, stating flatly that "the argument that society should be rearranged to accommodate [incels] is so repulsive that it should not be entertained.
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All it took was a few keystrokes, amplified by a social media megaphone, to send the deluge of repulsive messages her way and heighten tensions in this quaint ski resort town.
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Whoever emerges victorious will be unable to claim a "mandate" for any proposition beyond the evident fact that slightly more voters found her or him slightly less repulsive than the alternative.
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But with each new discovery of disturbing footage after repulsive video trend, it seems that the populist platform is just as out of control as the internet on which it lives.
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But if the goal is just to produce a plasma where the repulsive electric forces are stronger than the kinetic forces, this can be accomplished by going in the opposite direction.
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" On Friday's edition of "Morning Joe," Scarborough slammed Hannity for engaging in interviews with Assange, stating the two were engaged in a "bromance," and called the supposed embrace of Assange "repulsive.
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"There's a reason the NRSC has unequivocally disavowed Roy Moore -- they know every Republican will have to answer for his repulsive behavior and bigoted positions," said Jesse Lehrich, a Democratic operative.
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It's a repulsive practice, and last week, in a case that could have national implications for bail reform, a Federal District Court judge in Houston ruled that it was also unconstitutional.
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"In turn, other people perceive you as more socially 'repulsive', further increasing the grave social-isolation impact of sleep loss," he continued, saying: "Sleep deprivation can turn us into social lepers."
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If you thought you were enduring a "summer of hell" commute, consider the repulsive mess created on an Oregon highway on Thursday in a collision of modern transportation and prehistoric fish.
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It's an incredibly lopsided collection of old and new ideas, balanced and unbalanced systems, good and bad UI, intuitive and baffling combat, beautiful and repulsive graphics, and excellent and laughable voice acting.
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The violence against women in Ceesepe's early comics is shocking and repulsive, but it's also the product of pervasive Spanish anxieties about manliness, power, and control that didn't end with Franco's death.
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The clinical tone with which Evenson is able to traverse such situations, and the strange stark architecture of their world, makes even the most insidious or repulsive situations seem plausible, mathematical, nearby.
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Mr Tillerson, on his way to a G7 foreign ministers' meeting in Italy, castigated the Russians for "incompetence" in failing to restrain their repulsive ally, but said that nothing else had changed.
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Its larger-than-life characters are at once extraordinary and repulsive, at one moment imagining the world in entirely new ways and at the next braying with delight over massacring entire cities.
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" Rice was the first Democrat to call for Conyers to step down, calling the allegations contained in BuzzFeed News' report on his 2015 settlement with Brown "as credible as they are repulsive.
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After everything that went down with her lipsticks, her apologies and her taking a break from social media because everything was too hard for her… seeing her halloween costume is just… repulsive.
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And we cannot continue to treat this type of hate-fueled violence as a lesser form of terrorism, lest we risk normalizing this repulsive behavior and missing opportunities to prevent future attacks.
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There is no alienation like drugged alienation, and perhaps no worse place to experience that than "the most repulsive wart on the backside of humanity", as he described the City of Angels.
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Unfortunately, and somewhat astonishingly, the Alt-Right—the misleading name for a ragtag but consistently repulsive movement that hitherto has flourished only on the internet—has insinuated itself, unignorably, into American politics.
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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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I don't want to spoil it, but suffice to say that by the time I figured out where the movie was going, I somehow found it both too simple and startlingly repulsive.
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Ultimately, in some cases, cast members caught the ick—that thing where you suddenly find someone repulsive over an inconsequential thing, mainly because you just weren't that into them to begin with.
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"At this point there are still Holocaust deniers on Facebook, and Google still takes you to the most repulsive Holocaust denial sites with a simple click," Cohen said later in the speech.
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Both Don Johnson and the great Udo Kier are memorably repulsive as a sadistic warden and a slimy go-between, and Fred Melamed is chillingly hilarious as a persnickety prison intake officer.
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In the lengthy statement, the Taliban criticized the Afghan government as "stooges", "lying corrupt leaders" and "repulsive sellouts" who are providing Washington with overly optimistic "rosy pictures" of the situation in Afghanistan.
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Similarly, the twisted female body in an untitled 1975 work by Prokash Karmakar has large, pomegranate-like breasts and a distended belly; it is as suffused with feminine vitality as it is repulsive.
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But, I've lived two decades with this (apparently) repulsive behavior, and I'm not stopping any time soon — especially not during the toe-curling winter months that loom at the edge of my bed.
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His struggles to find an argument that will persuade Danny to cooperate are simultaneously repulsive because they're so needy and manipulative and extremely relatable to anyone who's ever been in an imbalanced relationship.
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"The scenes at the right-wing extremist march were absolutely repulsive – naked racism, anti-Semitism and hate in their most evil form were on display," Steffen Seibert told reporters, Agence France-Presse reported.
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Kate Beckinsale, in an Instagram posting, looked back on her 17-year-old self, remembering how she couldn't understand how Weinstein — this repulsive old man — could imagine her finding him desirable or attractive.
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"The authorities under Nicolas Maduro are trying to use fear and punishment to impose a repulsive strategy of social control against those who demand change," said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty.
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At this stage in the process, at least, she seems to find the sculpture viscerally repulsive, mostly because the memories of some of her source images—magnified images of blackheads—are still fresh.
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But for all the shopworn stereotypes and the repulsive social media postings, the scale of anti-Semitism inside the Labour Party is insufficient to warrant the kind of reaction we have seen recently.
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Katz's repulsive "Alex" (1968) perfectly focuses the mind on the investment mindset of collectors and the bullish trend in the contemporary art market that has changed the entire art world for the worse.
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This is the rare type of behavior so repulsive that it has the power to unite people across the political and social spectrum in condemnation—with the exception of Geraldo Rivera, that is.
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"I absolutely deplore the fact that this man was out on the street, I think it was absolutely repulsive and we are going to take action," Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday.
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The sense of oneness that a song fosters in a human herd can seem either a beautiful or a repulsive thing—usually depending on whether you love or hate the song in question.
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She bore the repulsive weight of her violator, but we all carry the cumulative tonnage of the interminable rapes that followed, and the threat of those to come, continuing into the unforeseeable future.
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The campaign seemed to put all its chips on the idea that they could define Trump as a uniquely repulsive figure who was unfit for the Oval Office — an effort that clearly failed.
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Indeed, after tweeting the phrase on Twitter, I was told I'd be reported, that I'd ruined a person's lunch, and that it was "the most repulsive stringing together of words" someone had ever read.
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This acceleration was what would come to be associated with a mysterious repulsive force called dark energy, which acts as its driver and which should monopolize the vast majority of all energy in existence.
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One 2012 study by researchers at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, showed liberals and conservatives a collage of photographs, and conservatives lingered longer on dangerous or repulsive images — car crashes, excrement — than liberals did.
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Despite all these problems, reports of Weinstein's particularly obnoxious and repulsive behavior with multiple and often famous female victims may well make any potential criminal cases the exception to the rule in this area.
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Whichever the case, Oona too has an annoying little brother, a pair of loving but occasionally clueless parents and a rude, feral neighbor boy with repulsive habits, though he is named Bruce, not Bert.
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Because, this time they will have to work harder to drive up the minority vote, and make both Clinton and Trump so repulsive to the working class white voter that they don't show up.
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The swampy house that the main character finds himself in is home to a terrifyingly sadistic family that plays host to horrible mold colonies, disgusting bug infestations, and all kinds of repulsive, unsettling things.
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Democratic lawmaker: Conyers should resign after 'credible' and 'repulsive' allegations BuzzFeed first reported that Conyers' office had paid out a settlement to a woman for sexual harassment along with other allegations against the congressman.
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She's brash here, and vulgar (a solid joke about Donald J. Trump, her would-be boss several seasons ago on "Celebrity Apprentice," is particularly repulsive), but without the bravado of her stand-up persona.
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Paired with singer Ellie's sugary sweet, peaches-and-cream vocals, the result is a sound that's both inviting and repulsive—which is a pretty accurate reflection of how chemistry can play out, I think.
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Based on conversations with these people, who may now view home as a "repulsive" thing, Khan uses analog and computational tools to construct calculated architectural drawings, speculating on a structure's potential to be weaponized.
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"Second best one-liner, Roger Furlong edition (because he's repulsive but deeply lovable): "Take off those fucking glasses, you look like Clark Kent if they dug up Christopher Reeve's corpse to play the part.
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"The Nazis, the K.K.K. and white supremacists are repulsive and evil, and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out against the lies, bigotry, anti-Semitism and hatred they propagate," Cruz said.
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"We found it repulsive, we think it's obscene, and we don't think that this statue is suitable to represent the city," Maria Esther Lázaro, a founder of the association, said by phone on Friday.
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Spanning still lifes of medieval torture instruments and portraits of contemporary human rights abuse victims, Serrano's four dozen photos formally exalt systematized savagery, asking the gaze to linger a while longer on repulsive subject matter.
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He said that the nucleus is much more difficult to understand because the strong nuclear force is holding it together, while the repulsive electromagnetic force between positively-charged protons is trying to push it apart.
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"Asia has now found herself on the receiving end of vicious cyberbullying and repulsive slander at the hands of internet trolls who hold her responsible for Anthony's death," the statement, obtained by The Wrap, states.
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U.S. District Judge John Walton said Shi displayed "repulsive behavior," according to the AP. Several passengers have reported incidents of unwanted touching, with some victims even filing complaints against airlines for failing to respond appropriately.
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" According to the lawsuit, the offices were "so sexually aggressive, morally repulsive, and unlawfully hostile that [they are] rivaled only by the businesses portrayed in the films Boiler Room and The Wolf of Wall Street.
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You know how you really enjoy waking up together on a Saturday and splitting the cost of a Seamless so you don't feel so repulsive for spending $28.80 on two juices and a breakfast pizza?
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"Her brand of gossip is the old-fashioned kind, not the embarrassing or repulsive stuff dug up by so many of her journalistic colleagues," Jane and Michael Stern wrote in a review for The Times.
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As long as it's (to take a partial, but broadly representative sample) shameful, offensive, idiotic, rude, humiliating, repulsive, violent, evil, inept, self-indulgent or self-satisfied, retrograde, or naïve, The Discourse can work with it.
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Although repulsive to many Western noses — some compare the smell to rotting trash — durians command the highest unit price of any fruit in Indonesia, with an export value of more than $250 million in 2013.
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And at a town hall last month, Levin was pressed by an attendee who said, "What's going on with 'The Squad' is repulsive," and that he had left the Democratic Party because of anti-Semitism.
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"The coldly logical response to [the study] would seem to be to discontinue naloxone use," wrote the Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle (who did not ultimately endorse that "logical" conclusion, finding in it "something repulsive").
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FRANKFURT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Volkswagen said tests in which monkeys were exposed to toxic diesel fumes were "unethical and repulsive", apologising for the misconduct of those who were responsible for the study.
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She dropped the criticism of Trump and deemed him worthy of being a role model at the very moment when his personal behavior has been even more repulsive than usual (which, for him, is saying something).
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I've got a 6-year-old who went cold on veggies for a while but now is game for greens, but who finds nearly all protein-rich options repulsive apart from string cheese and peanut butter.
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It is possible that the prospect of voting Mr Trump was not as repulsive to racial minorities as was expected; though it is also possible that Mrs Clinton's guarded demeanour failed to inspire would-be voters.
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To make the new Halloween Frappuccino look like a creepy concoction cooked up in a cauldron by a witch, the recipe calls for "bats warts," which as repulsive as they sound are actually just chia seeds.
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Sometimes repulsive, sometimes erotic, and often both at the same time, Cousins' work challenges the unnatural representation of female bodies in mainstream media, and allows sweaty, hairy, blemished bodies to be wonderfully imperfect and fully celebrated.
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Alaa el-Sadani, a commentator for Al-Ahram, said that she was "sickened by the disgusting and repulsive" appearance of the eight suspended anchors, and that she believed the rest of the country agreed with her.
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Balloons drift through the sky advertising Mutant Bash TV, where you can go play some wave-combat minigames at the behest of a sexually aggressive older woman who, as such, is portrayed as repulsive and disgusting.
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Most days, he trawls a constantly-updated list of sites he hates (including Elam's "A Voice for Men"), seeking out arguments he finds repulsive, baffling and, he admits, fascinating to watch play out in real time.
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This week, Volkswagen in Germany suspended its chief lobbyist in response to reports the carmaker had jointly sponsored tests that exposed monkeys in 2014 to toxic diesel fumes, methods condemned by its chief executive as repulsive.
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There's another element of Trump's Saudi policy that is simply repulsive: the fawning courtship of a foreign prince who has created in Yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis, murdered a journalist and tortured women's rights activists.
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Back in 2016, a study found that those fancy Dyson air dryers spread more germs than paper towels, and just a few months ago, a microbiology student did a similar test and found some equally repulsive results.
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"It is repulsive to have to talk about fraud when lives are still at risk," says Corey Amundson, a federal prosecutor who heads up the National Centre for Disaster Fraud (NCDF), yet talk about it he must.
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If you've been spending most of the debates this election screaming at the television and arguing with whichever candidate you find most repulsive, you now have a chance to let your voice be heard—well, sort of.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, 3 current and 3 former employees say they've been subjected to a barrage of unwanted groping, kissing and repulsive sexual remarks ... all while Plaza management ignored their complaints and retaliated against them.
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Her indecisiveness, her anger, her restlessness, her wheeling and dealing, her tangled arguments, all the trash of a commercial dispute fought out with repulsive methods—she brings them all to me and dumps them on my lap.
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But it is fair to say that there existed in the Republican Party repulsive elements, people who were attracted to racial and ethnic politics and moved by resentment and intolerance rather than a vision of the good.
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It forces an important question: Have we constructed a politics with such bright, invasive lights that those who find it more attractive than repulsive include an unhealthy number of insecure exhibitionists out for affirmation above all else?
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That seems to be the thing people are focusing on more — I'm sure he did it to be incendiary — but the real subject of the video is that many of these people in the bed are repulsive.
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From start to finish, Nighmare Logic is unapologetically awesome, a perfect soundtrack to the daily outrage that comes from living in a world where the repulsive corporate villain from every 80s action movie is the fucking President.
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For the haters, the show either isn't their type of humor, or the rape jokes, gay jokes, Jew jokes, disabled jokes, trans jokes, Muslim jokes, or AIDS jokes are often so repulsive that watching can be painful.
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We must be careful not to create sympathy for Trump by acting as if the First Amendment should be suspended when it comes to him and his supporters, regardless of how repulsive their words and actions are.
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Donnersmarck's protagonist, Kurt Barnert, is a sensitive and talented painter from the East who marries into a family that, while outwardly conforming to the new postwar politics, privately adheres to the most repulsive aspects of Nazi ideology.
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Considering the nature of his offense as opposed to those who have taken the life of a person, Mr. López-Rivera's sentence is completely disproportionate, excessive, and repulsive to any notion of fairness, justice, and human rights.
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""I think it is ridiculous, I think it is repulsive, that individuals as dangerous as this man should be allowed out after serving only eight years and that&aposs why we are going to change the law.
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Be warned, it is happening again; this time it's not of course Hitler's focus on the Jews, but the repulsive president Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines focus on literally killing a specific segment of his nation's population.
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Teigen, luckily, is an excellent foil for a fame-thirsty President who, behind all the bluster, is fundamentally seeking the approval from the many who have long rejected him for being boorish, uncouth, racist, and generally repulsive.
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Unite the Right was real, taking place in a public space in full view of the world, and the vast majority of the country — including Trump's most ardent supporters — found what happened in Charlottesville horrifying and repulsive.
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"The Nazis, the KKK, and white supremacists are repulsive and evil, and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out against the lies, bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred that they propagate," Cruz said in a statement.
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The president's response to Charlottesville, however, was not only personally repulsive to many CEOs but also created possible business risks for them, according to Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, a professor and senior associate dean at the Yale School of Management.
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The film explores the origins, possibilities, and abuses of the internet, and includes positively Herzogian lines such as, "Does the internet dream?" and "The corridor here looks repulsive" (said about the computer-engineering wing of the UCLA campus).
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The best I, or anyone else, can do, is to describe Kingdom Hearts III subjectively (if critically) and hope you find something in it that's either fascinating enough or repulsive enough to help you make up your mind.
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The Bad Seed's theme is plant and insect-based horrors, and the new Dilapidated Arboretum and Swamp biomes deliver in full with all manner of repulsive, mushroom and tick creatures to best with an array of new weapons.
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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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Between his sycophancy, which moved George Will to say that Pence could be "America's most repulsive figure," and his widely noted absences, Pence has established a record that would make him blameless but also acceptable as a successor.
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"The Nazis, the KKK, and white supremacists are repulsive and evil, and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out against the lies, bigotry, ant-semitism, and hatred that they propagate," Cruz said in a statement.
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"The methods used by EUGT in the United States were wrong, they were unethical and repulsive," Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller said at a New Year's Reception in Brussels late on Monday, in his first public remarks on the report.
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The "X-Files" has never shied from repulsive images and that tradition continues here with a group of severely deformed children who are being treated by Kyle's dad, Dr. Augustus Goldman (a fairly threatening Doug Savant of "Melrose Place").
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"Everyone now sees Harvey as this repulsive monster, which he was and is on one hand, but what is interesting and isn't brought forward is that he was an extremely exciting, brilliant stimulating person to be around," Perkins said.
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Indeed, there are no shortage of facts underscoring how the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria's repulsive actions do not represent Islam, or why Hispanic-Americans are some of the most law-abiding and productive citizens in this country.
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"But these demands only apply to international flights, and passengers on domestic flights can tolerate overweight, repulsive flight attendants that get stuck in the aisle?" said Ierusalimskaya who is still not receiving bonuses and remains confined to domestic flights.
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Williams had a deportation bus ad filmed for YouTube and for TV. So incendiary and morally repulsive was this ad that YouTube â€" one of our most debased platforms â€" took it down because it violated hate speech guidelines.
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This is especially true in the political sphere, where Andrews says she's seen candidates with repulsive social media behavior win in landslides, and other candidates lose because of social media mishaps that wouldn't raise an eyebrow in other situations.
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" A recent move by the Kremlin to rewrite the rules so that Mr. Putin can crash through constitutional term-limits and stay in power through 2036 has only confirmed Mr. Lunin's distaste for what he called "Russia's repulsive reality.
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When the movie theater audience begins turning into demons as a result of a cursed mask in the theater lobby, "Demons" becomes a gore fest so repulsive and slick with blood that it's a true marvel of practical effects.
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I did briefly consider it after being there only for a week, then thought about missing the generative friction of New York, the force and fervor of New York life (that is often also wearying and at times repulsive).
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That any president, much less the one who locked up children, and the first lady who wore a "I really don't care do U?" jacket on a prior border visit, would use a child as a prop is repulsive.
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That movie was divisive — it's bold and funny in the ugliest of ways, and the protagonist (played by Charlize Theron) is beautifully acted, but it's also about a repulsive character who never repents, and ultimately doubles down on her self-absorption.
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Huge credit is due to the actors: Hathaway's naked emotion about the destruction she's caused in Korea is the only counterbalance for the movie's seeming indifference otherwise, and by the end, she makes her kinda-repulsive character sympathetic and even cathartic.
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" FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack "She used the word 'gross' (unpleasant, repulsive, disgusting) 2describe blood which in this instance is a by product of the period (a natural and biological change that occurs in the female).
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" Asia Argento Mourns Anthony Bourdain With New Photo Two Weeks After His Death "Asia has now found herself on the receiving end of vicious cyberbullying and repulsive slander at the hands of internet trolls who hold her responsible for Anthony's death.
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"The idea that this is something normal human beings do to each other is so repulsive that, even with all that precedent, it seems over the top in fiction," said Daniel Abraham, one of the book's authors, in a joint email.
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"The Nazis, the KKK, and white supremacists are repulsive and evil, and all of us have a moral obligation to speak out against the lies, bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred that they propagate," Cruz said as part of his statement.
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The uncle also keeps a gigantic live specimen in his secret basement, where it seethes in its too-small tank, waiting for its moment to take part in whatever unspeakable act Kouzuki unearths from the repulsive reaches of his imagination.
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Was she balking at hooking up with a quasi-relative (Rita, played by Judith Roberts, is referred to as the Pemberton kids' great-grandmother; Mickey is their aunt), or at the idea of an older person whose body she finds repulsive?
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Lisa Lange -- PETA's Senior Vice President -- tells TMZ that the video posted this week showing Logan repeatedly firing a taser at a dead rat is repulsive, adding that it's clear he hasn't learned his lesson from the suicide forest debacle.
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A scathing piece by Lee Smith in the Weekly Standard analyzed the repulsive nature of the acts that populate stories about Weinstein, connecting it with Weinstein's own self-loathing and his intuitive grasp of how to project that onto others.
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As repulsive as some of Trump's rhetoric and policies may have been to Republicans over the past two years, you did not see the same level of retreat from them in this election as Obama experienced in his 2010 midterm shellacking.
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As repulsive as some of Trump's rhetoric and policies may have been to Republicans over the past two years, you did not see the same level of retreat from them in this election as Obama experienced in his 2500 midterm shellacking.
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It is, indeed, as repulsive as I've been told, but for a brief moment the power of the door girl coursed through me; I was so ready to watch him make the long walk back into the cold at my bidding.
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This sense is conveyed through Golub's technique of layering paint, laying it down, stripping it away and layering it again to make the paint read like skin that's been stripped off and re-grafted, scarred and ungainly, ravaged and repulsive.
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You were first arrested on my charges, and now, as the only non-medical victim to come forward, I testify to let the world know that you are a repulsive liar and that those treatments were pathetically veiled sexual abuse.
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When, as an adult, Sonnenfeld confronted his father about Cousin Mike's abominable misconduct, his father was unapologetic, replying that "child molestation didn't have the same stigma back then that it has now" before his rationalization somehow turned even more repulsive.
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To many animal-protection groups, such management of rare and endangered species — breeding some, preventing some from being hunted, while allowing the killing of others — is not only repulsive, but puts hunting ranches in a legal and ethical gray area.
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Hector Berlioz, who briefly studied medicine before becoming a composer, found them so repulsive that he dove out of a window to escape, unable to bear the sight of rats nibbling on vertebrae and sparrows snacking on scraps of lung.
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Stephen Kunken, meanwhile, grows more hilariously repulsive by the week as Ari Spyros, the self-proclaimed "Greek Freak"; "You cannot call yourself that," pleads Mike "Wags" Wagner, the actor David Costabile investing his voice with what sounds like genuine pain.
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For Drowning, Voyce let herself go: the fat suits beneath boldly patterned sweaters and jackets and ballooning trousers make a joyful visual display of these repulsive men, particularly when they dance and gesture in unison; their garments sway pleasantly, almost hopefully.
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" Rebecca Liu pointed out a similar trend in the "archetypal Young Millennial Woman" of Girls, Fleabag, and Sally Rooney novels, writing that this woman is "pretty, white, cisgender, and tortured enough to be interesting but not enough to be repulsive.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, a soccer fan who condemned the Dortmund bombing as a "repulsive act," said in an interview published on Thursday that the varying practices of the authorities in Germany's 16 states were partly to blame for the security problem.
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There's the physician presiding over the case, who believes that Anna may be converting sunlight into energy, like a plant, or developing a reptilian metabolism, and the local priest, whose murmurings on sin and penance are repulsive to Lib's unreligious mind.
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And, spookily, it behaves very much like a fudge factor known as the cosmological constant, a cosmic repulsive force that Einstein inserted in his equations a century ago thinking it would keep the universe from collapsing under its own weight.
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As the camera roves around the "repulsive" corridors of a UCLA campus, Mr Herzog's distinctive voice-over explains that here, sequestered in a humdrum side office, is "some sort of shrine": the wardrobe-sized computer that sent the first digital message in 1969.
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I saw these 6- and 7-year-old kids being sold for sex and I thought it was repulsive, and as I looked out and tried to find groups that were actually doing something effective to solve it, there weren't very many.
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Meanwhile, Ottessa Moshfegh has made a name for herself for giving great interviews ("I seem to be attracted to going into the elitist zones, and then, like, farting, and like walking out," she recently told the Cut) while also writing deliciously repulsive characters.
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"The sculpture is so repulsive that when thieves stole Moore's original cast, valued at £3 million, they literally chopped it up and sold it for scraps," they write — evidently unaware that people chop things up and sell them for money, not looks.
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She hopes it's also just the beginning of what she's dubbed a "probiotic renaissance," or a new movement embracing earthy, bacteria-heavy smells and tastes that were once considered repulsive, from sour beers and high-acid wines to fermented foods and stinky cheeses.
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The thought of an apparent buffoon with nowhere near the necessary knowledge base, appropriate experience or proper temperament becoming a Republican president of the United States is so utterly repulsive and scary that many of them will just sit out the election.
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The dojo owners liked for him to show his face during intros so that when he was fake-raping the women who'd come to take the self-defense class, they'd remember there was a soft, responsive body swaddled in padded, repulsive acts.
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"Female employees were humiliated and ashamed as they were forced to work and participate in meetings held in Haynes's office, including with other male executives, as the Pussy Board drifted above them, taunting them with repulsive references to their own bodies," she said.
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As repulsive as the regime of President Bashar al-Assad is, an American-backed attempt to prevent it from re-establishing control over Syrian territory, as Secretary Tillerson indicated, would embroil the United States in a new prolonged, bloody and increasingly complicated conflict.
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Formed in Kitee, Finland in 1996 by keyboardist and primary composer Tuomas Holopainen, Nightwish are actually disliked or even despised by a vast swath of the underground metal population, who find their unique brand of hyper-melodic and symphonic pop metal actively repulsive.
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The good citizens of "melancholic, reserved, efficient" Oslo are paralyzed with fear and loathing, but the murderer's bizarre M.O. alerts Harry Hole, Nesbo's gloomy Norwegian detective, that this repulsive killer is having fun with Harry, tempting him to come out and play.
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"Cesar Sayoc has now been sentenced for acts of domestic terrorism that are repulsive to all Americans who cherish a society built on respectful and non-violent political discourse," Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers said in a statement.
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Right-o. The moment a character in a British novel craves country life, gleeful readers know what to expect: the doddering, besotted aristocrats; the grand old manor decaying; the local folk toothless perverts; even the animals not pleasingly pastoral but randy and repulsive.
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Read more " _____ Scott Greer in The Daily Caller: "In spite of the industry rushing to repudiate Weinstein, the moral stain of allowing him to prey on young women for years can't be wiped away with one press statement calling the movie mogul repulsive.
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During the minutes I spend reading this scene, I arrive at the part of summer where rosé takes on a repulsive, metallic odor and starts to taste like the combination of every filmy hangover tongue and dry-swallowed Ibuprofen tablet of the last two months.
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It should be possible, he writes, to find the beauty in vomit, "a fiery yellow, nearly ablaze, at other times paler, the color of straw," but it isn't: Vomit is by its nature repulsive, since it comes from inside the body and is hence disgusting.
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In a segment called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on the Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday night, the reality star was faced with a series of tough questions — and if she refused to answer, she'd have to eat something repulsive.
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It's up to individual interpretation, though what unfolds in the last half hour—what happens to McB—is handled by Siegel with a delighted sadism, as the director has done the unthinkable by turning Clint Eastwood in his prime into a pathetic and repulsive villain.
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With a collection of calculated dodge-rolls and well-timed heavy sword thrusts, I fell the knight in its repulsive transformed state and I feel it: the signature Souls adrenaline rush, a head-bursting sensation of success and survival only this series can produce.
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In 2012, GfK Bluemoon, a market research company under contract to the Australian government, announced that nearly 1,000 smokers had voted that a drab greenish brown known as opaque couché, number 448c in the Pantone color matching system, was the world's most repulsive color.
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"I was prepared to find Trump's comments about women repulsive, but I was not prepared to find the comments cutting so deeply," said Larry Iannotti, a psychotherapist in Manhattan, adding that Mr. Trump's bragging had shaken several of his clients who had suffered abuse.
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At the Playlist, Jessica Kiang called the movie "repulsive, toxic trash": In the past, Von Trier has been defensible on the grounds of his undeniable filmmaking talent and because so much of his nihilism clearly sprang from a place of intense personal pain and depression.
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They're all bad — because they do too little to defeat ISIS and solve the horror and instability in Syria; require massive resources and time and thus are politically unrealistic; have so many risks and flaws that their worth is limited; or are morally repulsive.
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It is being sued by six former and current staff members who claim they were sexually harassed by male co-workers, including "unwanted groping, kissing and repulsive sexual remarks … all while Plaza management ignored their complaints and retaliated against them," according to an Aug.
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We certainly know that anti-Semitic, chauvinistic journalism of the period portrayed Jews as paragons of the threatening and repulsive immigrant, their quarter rife with dirt, poverty, and disease, their bodies weak and malformed, and their culture supposedly alien to the Western potential for creative expression.
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Quartz wrote a smart piece earlier, saying that the real problem with this person's viral anti-diversity memo "is bigger than Silicon Valley," and it tied this engineer's leanings to Trumpism, which has emboldened a subset of Trump supporters to be more public about their repulsive views.
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The Reddit "Red Pill community" that the film features is "the sexist cesspit of the internet" and "in a country where one in three women are victims of gender-based violence, it is repulsive to legitimise and promote this behaviour," she wrote on the petition page.
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With Lang terrifying audiences before the onslaught of prestige pictures this fall, the actor took a moment to speak to Mashable about the challenges of acting blind, the twisted genius of Don't Breathe director Fede Alvarez and the secrets behind that repulsive [SPOILER ALERT] "baster" scene.
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It's satisfying to watch this character meet such a repulsive death, but I wonder what it must have felt like for McGowan, who, unknownst to most, was an alleged rape victim herself, to film a scene like that (produced by her own alleged attacker, no less).
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" As internet pioneer Leonard Kleinrock enters the birthplace of the internet—room 3420 in a nondescript UCLA science building —Herzog narrates amusingly: "The corridors here look repulsive, and yet this one leads to some sort of a shrine reconstructed years later when its importance had sunk in.
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Everyone also knows that Trump has a repulsive compulsion to sexualize his daughter Ivanka — he once happily concurred with Howard Stern that she was a "piece of ass" — so it's not surprising that he told Daniels she reminded him of his child before he slept with her.
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Wherever we institute systems to satisfy our desires by optimizing for certain goals, they get out of control; in some way, to some extent, the tail always ends up wagging the dog, and the system ends up optimizing for results its original designers would find repulsive.
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"I testified to let the world know that you are a repulsive liar and those 'treatments' were pathetically veiled sexual abuse," one accuser, Kyle Stephens, said to Dr. Nassar, who often bowed his head and closed his eyes or looked away as she and others spoke.
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Inevitably, kids who have encountered these messages will mimic extremist talking points, and those of us who find these views repulsive may be tempted to yell at them, ground them or take away their devices in a futile attempt to keep them away from this propaganda.
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It was a particularly repulsive line of attack in light of Colonel Vindman's opening remarks, in which he addressed his father, who escaped the Soviet Union with his family when the colonel was a young child, in the hope of a better and safer life in America.
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She is a woman who finds little girls repulsive, to the point where she "could not bear to remember that she herself" had once been one, but enjoys buying clothes for very young boys so she can watch them awkwardly put them on and take them off.
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During that time, hysterical and crazy were used mostly against two groups of women: those demanding entry to universities, particularly medical schools ("they're going to overwork their brains" was an argument) and women who spoke publicly (they were seen as "abnormal, threatening and repulsive," according to Showalter).
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Instead, according to Ping Gao and Daniel Jafferis of Harvard University and Aron Wall of Stanford University, the repulsive negative energy in the wormhole's throat can be generated from the outside by a special quantum connection between the pair of black holes that form the wormhole's two mouths.
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True, there's too much here to conceivably dramatize in full (better to have dispensed entirely with the subplot about a madman who desecrates churches), but the scenes of the detectives working — mostly desultorily — to solve the crimes become heavy-handed as the men repeatedly trade repulsive jokes about women.
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They had made me sufficiently miserable, not because the news was miserable (though it was) but because of the vague, repulsive sense you got that the people babbling into the microphones were enjoying all of this, that they found some sporting rush in a country governed by entropy.
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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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In a guest column on The Hollywood Reporter, Mandel further revealed yesterday that a reference to "golden showers"—made by the show's comically repulsive Jonah (Timothy Simons), naturally—was also removed from the show after the leak (pun intended, why not) of Trump's own allegedly urine-soaked predilections.
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Over the course of her sit-down, she said a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prevented her from speaking out about the "repulsive monster" and "master manipulator" sooner, and called for a change in the law around gag order, which she says enables the rich and powerful to cover up sexual assault.
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He joked about his disappointment that he had not been first in line to sexually assault an Australian missionary who had been raped and murdered during a prison riot in 1989—and then he dared America and Australia to sever ties after their governments expressed disapproval of his repulsive braggadocio.
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Reading almost any 18th or 19th century traveler's account or travel guide, we can check off so many of the same Orientalist clichés: the women are "dirty and repulsive," the men "idling," the children naked; all of them are "spoiled" by tourists (as if they are children, or maybe pets).
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For those who find comfort in wishful thinking and enough botulinum toxin to kill a mastodon, the idea that a 70-year-old is in her "prime" may seem like a consoling respite from the vicious cultural consensus that older women are repulsive, irrelevant and should be neither seen nor heard.
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The Op-Ed continues: Inevitably, kids who have encountered these messages will mimic extremist talking points, and those of us who find these views repulsive may be tempted to yell at them, ground them or take away their devices in a futile attempt to keep them away from this propaganda.
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" Instead of doing what any halfway decent and halfway normal father would do -- tell Bubba he's a repulsive pervert and hang up the phone -- Carlson joined in, saying that while he thinks it's unlikely his daughter is experimenting with other girls, "If it weren't my daughter I would love that scenario.
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The jargon of misogyny includes "hamster" (a "female" who jumps through mental hoops to avoid cognitive dissonance), "AWALT" (all women are like that), "roastie" (a repulsive word comparing roast beef to female genitalia), "pussy pass" (women are let off for illegal behavior), alpha/beta distinctions in attractiveness, and so on.
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In a campaign that will go down in history as one of the most shallow and repulsive campaigns in presidential campaign history, between two of the least liked and least trusted nominees in the history of presidential politics, Johnson offers our discourse a degree of seriousness, depth and respect that is sorely lacking.
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No matter how much I point out that Trump is trying to take away her health care protections by litigating to kill Obamacare, that his tariffs have made it harder to pay her bills, that he is the most repulsive and creepy man ever to occupy the White House, she holds firm. Why?
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And now you have the team doctor down there and they have back pain and so now he's working on them and of course this absolutely horrifying, repulsive, disgusting, illegal criminal activity that he did was all in the name of working on them and doing the things that he did to them.
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" Sestak's primary rival in the April 26 primary, former gubernatorial chief of staff Katie McGinty, also criticized Trump, calling his comments on abortion "completely repulsive" and said it was "downright appalling that Pat Toomey has refused to denounce Trump's hateful rhetoric and has pledged to support the Republican presidential nominee – even if it is Trump.
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" A post shared by jessica marquez (@miniaturerhino) on Sep 26, 2018 at 12:11pm PDT Hill explains that "when we look at clothes within museum collections, historically we would see something like a stain or a tear, and it might be something that is a bit repulsive or that we don't necessarily want to show.
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My grandfather, his seven brothers and sisters, plus their kids, and their kids' kids, and the kids of their kids' kids spend one weekend in October playing card games, swearing at each other, and eating a truly repulsive thing called goop (a mix of mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, and cheddar cheese served on top of hot dogs).
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Five Throwgasms Seahawks at Niners: It's not as insidious as the old NFL Shop family ad that featured repulsive relationships between Bengals fans and Eagles fans and Bowling Green fans, but I have spent the entirety of this week hearing THE CHAMP IS HERE from the new NFL Shop ads playing on a loop in my fucking head.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released a statement even before Mr. Ryan uttered a (prepared) word: "There have been more than enough 'final straw' moments during this campaign, and Speaker Ryan has continued to unabashedly put party first in supporting the most repulsive candidate for president that our country has ever seen," Kelly Ward, the group's executive director, said.
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The overarching claims of the story were disingenuous and horrifying; the facts it included had been removed from all useful context and placed in a new, sinister one; its insinuating mention of "Muslim martyrs," in proximity to mentions of Mr. Khan's son, and its misleading and strategic mention of Shariah law, amounted to a repulsive smear.
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At the very first node, in the actual room at UCLA where the first message was sent: After majestically gliding down a corridor that Herzog describes as "repulsive," we are with Leonard Kleinrock, the engineer who helped work out the math for the protocol of the internet, in front of the refrigerator-ish modem responsible for first contact.
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She Said officially hit bookstores on Tuesday, one year after Ford's testimony during Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and two years after the publication of Kantor and Twohey's first Times story about movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, a man accused of conduct so repulsive, it could reasonably leave readers not wanting to know much more.
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"It is repulsive that in 2016 in part of the UK, and in part of the developed world, a woman has been prosecuted for taking drugs that are on the World Health Organisation's essential medicines list," says Mara Clarke, Director of the Abortion Support Network, a charity that helps women in Northern Ireland travel to England to get an abortions.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE finds himself in a repulsive rhetorical situation, thanks to a leaked tape during a taping with Billy Bush, then of Access Hollywood (NBC Universal).
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called white supremacy "repulsive" in a tweet Tuesday just hours after President Trump doubled down on his claim that "many sides" are to blame for violence in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend.
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I find it repulsive, I hate even the question because people that know me and you heard the prime minister, you heard Netanyahu yesterday, did you hear him Bibi, he said I've known Donald Trump for a long time and said forget it so you should take that instead of getting up and asking a very insulting question like that.
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"I say this as someone who was on Fox for a decade and had no beef (though little interaction) with Bill Shine: It's a disgrace that a man who, it turns out, enabled and covered up truly repulsive behavior by Roger Ailes, would get a senior White House job," said Bill Kristol, editor at large of The Weekly Standard in a tweet.
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When Herzog declares the hallways of UCLA's Boelter Hall "repulsive" before entering the college's weird shrine to the "birthplace of the internet," the audience doesn't laugh because the hallway is perfectly fine — we laugh because we have no better way to contend with the idea of living a life in such uncompromising pursuit of what Herzog calls "ecstatic truth" that an uninspiring hallway can inspire revulsion.
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He tweets and speaks out, makes common cause with white supremacists and neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klanners, takes away the protections that were granted to 800,000 Dreamers, and so many ways just trying to impose a political agenda that is turning the clock back, or attempting to do so, in ways that I find not only really repulsive, but wrong-headed, in terms of the kind of country we are.
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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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The song also plays on the idea that trans women intentionally deceive men or are "in disguise," that they are unattractive or repulsive (as evidenced in one of the video's first scenes where Steven Tyler recoils at the sight of a construction worker whose gender identity is purposely unclear), and at one point mixes pronouns, going from "Oh she like it" in one line to "Oh, he was a lady," in the next.
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You didn't have to think that Trump himself was funny to see this effect: I found him repulsive, and yet I could hear those comedy rhythms everywhere, from the Rodney Dangerfield "I don't get no respect" routine to the gleeful insult-comic slams of Don Rickles (for "hockey puck," substitute "Pocahontas") to Andrew Dice Clay, whose lighten-up-it's-a-joke, it's-not-him-it's-a-persona brand of misogyny dominated the late nineteen-eighties.
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