Whichever way, they risk getting savaged by a passionate fanbase.
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Trump has savaged Romney and Ryan for losing that race.
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Book critics would have savaged it — or worse, ignored it.
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Critics savaged it, and it lasted only a few episodes.
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Get ready for him to be savaged by both sides.
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The town itself, although savaged, fared better than its 'forgotten' suburbs.
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War had savaged the economy and ruined countless families, the Sandinistas
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The budget he recently submitted to Congress savaged the BioShield account.
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But in a heated Oval Office meeting, Trump savaged the deal.
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This is not the first time that Trump has savaged Sessions publicly.
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"My Mother the Car" never caught on and was savaged by critics.
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He has publicly savaged Democrats and Republicans who stand up to him.
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He believes the steel industry in particular has been savaged by globalization.
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Shrugged was published in 1957, it was unsparingly savaged by critics on
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Guess who has to live with you if your book gets savaged?
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It would be erroneous to claim that civil liberties have been savaged.
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The film's budget almost destroyed its studio, and reviewers savaged it upon release.
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In an early afternoon press conference, GOP senators savaged the "skinny repeal" bill.
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The two men have sparred, but not savaged each other, in previous debates.
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The main headline said "TRUMP URGES UNITY VS. RACISM," and it was savaged.
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In his 45-minute opening statement, Kavanaugh savaged Democrats on the Judiciary Committee.
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He has savaged Mexico, whose prosperity and goodwill matter greatly to America's southern states.
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This formerly sacred day has been savaged by the corporations and their unrelenting greed.
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Otherwise, both will be savaged by leaks and spins in biased third-hand accounts.
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Then again, I don't know what it's like to be really savaged by Twitter.
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None publicly savaged women (and men) based on their looks or supposed cosmetic surgery.
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It's brutal (and addictive) to watch people we love be savaged on social media.
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But Trump's former rivals -- people he savaged in the Republican primary -- were even stronger Thursday.
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But CVTs are routinely savaged by the automotive media, and there's a trickle-down effect.
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Even before Maria savaged Puerto Rico, the island was contending with $72 billion in debt.
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A former player getting savaged by his one-time fans should be a big moment.
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It didn't help that the movie was savaged by bad reviews ahead of its release.
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Real Housewives savaged her, yet she believes returning to the franchise will be her rebirth.
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The New York Times editorial board savaged Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Falsely accused of inappropriate behavior, savaged by the liberal media, attacked by his own party.
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Internet users savaged Huawei after a 25-year-old employee died of encephalitis in 2006.
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Iran's economy is in a shambles, savaged by years of mismanagement and renewed economic sanctions.
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Some critics savaged it when it was finally released, but its reputation grew over time.
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His brother Jeb was mocked and savaged by Trump all primary and also refused to endorse.
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The legacies of those on the "Republican Rushmore" should be preserved by today's GOP, not savaged.
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In fact, he ran on the slogan "law and order" and savaged Obama's efforts at reform.
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In moments of pique and humor, he trash-talked the critics who savaged his early work.
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Trump's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
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Forget that he was, until he got savaged for it, doing crisis management by ad-hocracy.
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He savaged her abandoned flesh with an urgency, almost a cannibalism, he hadn't known in years.
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No doubt they realized they'd be savaged if they did not accede to the ambassador's demands.
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Mr. Zeffirelli's 1998 revamping of "La Traviata" was savaged by the critics for its overwhelming décor.
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The water protectors will be Noble Savaged far more than anyone should be willing to admit.
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The corpses were savaged, with holes torn in their wings, scientists who study the colony discovered.
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In August, the president flew to Arizona to hold a rally at which he savaged Flake.
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A hooded figure savaged by a gigantic wolf as a woman with bleeding hands looked on.
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" His poem "Endymion" had recently been savaged by critics, one of whom called it "imperturbable driveling idiocy.
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The Florida senator was savaged by his opponents over the gaffe -- most notably by New Jersey Gov.
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Democrats savaged the Bush administration for blowing up the deficit through tax cuts and the Iraq War.
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The ultimate tradition of Western religion, marriage, is savaged by the dark magic of the uncivilized world.
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Which brings me to Trump's tweets this morning in which he savaged "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski.
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Mr. Trump, who has savaged Mr. Ryan repeatedly this week, declined to revisit their conflict on Friday afternoon.
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That woman whose cows have been savaged by a lion has taken to keeping her last cow inside.
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He has savaged Robert Mueller and his special counsel team as "angry" Democrats trying to relitigate the election.
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Witten's performance was savaged by sports media critics, who wondered how long ESPN would keep the booth together.
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They asked Justice Aloise to impose the maximum sentence, and they savaged Mr. Lewis and his defense team.
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This Saturday, southern California should be experiencing a break from the storms that have savaged the state for weeks.
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Bob Corker savaged the White House Sunday in one of the most pointed attacks since Donald Trump took office.
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The number of premieres fell from eight per season to two—both savaged by critics as worse than amateurish.
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"What we do is if cars are being savaged by marmots, people put chicken wire under them," Blumstein says.
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Some tumble down the bank and break their legs; others are pushed underwater, taken downstream or savaged by crocodiles.
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The markets seemed to be warning of this possibility as they savaged the value of banking stocks on Friday.
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I liked MR. FIX IT, MANX CAT, TONES UP, NICEISH, SAVAGED, MIMOSAS (yes, please), RCA DOME and TEST BAN.
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"You write with the best intention, and if that is savaged and misinterpreted, it is very hard," she said.
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In contrast, most countries manage to stop their oil pipelines from being savaged with a basic rule of law.
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When you've spent a week being savaged for old-uncle-creepiness, it's easy to get a little self-conscious.
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In the latest installment of Ya Burnt, Seth Meyers savaged everything from professional massages to the Marie Kondo method.
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But Mr. Paul has softened his take on Russia, adopting the position taken by a president he once savaged.
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Critics named the affair "Selmayrgate" and the European Parliament savaged Juncker in March, saying the appointment smacked of cronyism.
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One of his opponents once joked that being attacked by him was like being savaged by a dead sheep.
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The brand's collections had been critically savaged since parting ways with Alber Elbaz, its former creative director, in 2015.
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But humans lost twice: Houses and savings were savaged, while banks, their executives, and the rich, as usual, won.
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Picture Godzilla, having thoroughly savaged Tokyo and New York, now turning a hungry eye toward Peoria and Palo Alto.
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The midi was an old style and shouldn't have been earth shattering, but the show was savaged by critics.
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SUSAN PAGE, USA TODAY: That&aposs definitely a diplomat talking after really getting savaged by the president at that breakfast.
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Mr. Carson declined to "savage" Ted Cruz's reputation — a reputation that's been pretty well savaged by Ted Cruz's own actions.
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Dig deeperBoris goes (July 9th 2018)Britain's new Brexit plan is savaged—by its own Brexit secretary (July 9th 2018)
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Since then, he's been savaged by Alec Baldwin's impression and seen his staff impersonated in ways that deeply upset him.
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Hillary Clinton savaged Donald J. Trump in a speech on Tuesday that focused on his central campaign strength, the economy.
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Aides to Mr. Sanders, who had family members killed in the Holocaust, savaged Mr. Matthews, and the anchor later apologized.
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She savaged Russia for "weaponizing information, stealing information," but her critique plunged far deeper than the events of last year.
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Speaking at the Women for Women International charity luncheon, Trump's archnemesis Hillary Clinton savaged his performance as president thus far.
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But even irrigated vineyards can't fully compensate for mother nature, especially in the drought-savaged Hunter region of New South Wales.
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In the Middle East, Christians, Yezidis, disfavored Muslims, and other minorities are still being savaged by ISIS and its jihadist cohorts.
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Prosecutors also savaged Mr. Baroni, once Mr. Christie's top appointed official at the Port Authority, for his trust in Mr. Wildstein.
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And then it was savaged by a whole number of critics who seemed not even to have looked at the movie.
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In 1986, he published a book called The Case for Animal Experimentation, a book that was savaged by animal rights activists.
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After most of your ideas had been savaged, the pictures team would present the latest paparazzi shots and celeb Instagram posts.
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Elizabeth Warren savaged Bloomberg over his treatment of women, his wealth, and his defenses of past policies like stop and frisk.
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Name another president in recent decades who publicly taunted and savaged peers in his putative party the way that Trump does.
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He was savaged at every turn by almost every candidate -- all of whom seemed determined to bring him down, and fast.
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Trump has SAVAGED all of these people and yet has somehow managed to build relationships with them after the clash. 15.
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Then came Bill de Blasio, who savaged O'Rourke for promising to protect private insurance, with its sometimes exorbitant deductibles and premiums.
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A president's most cherished policy initiatives may be savaged in the media, derailed by Congress or struck down by the courts.
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This region has been savaged by one extractive industry after another, and still its landscapes and people impress me every day.
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But they were being savaged in the press by devotees of Soroush's rival, Ahmad Fardid, who espoused the views of Martin Heidegger.
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Theresa May even gets a lashing, because you're not the prime minister of Britain until you've been savaged in a grime bar.
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A report on the debacle by British MPs, which was released this month, savaged everyone from the firm's executives to its regulators.
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SeaWorld, its reputation savaged by a documentary about the suffering of orcas at its marine parks, is ending its orca-breeding program.
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Bannon went after Romney's failure to serve in the military during the Vietnam War and also savaged Romney's Mormonism and his family.
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In the wake of that meeting, Romney sounded like a different person than the man who had savaged Trump the previous spring.
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Critics have savaged the settlement, arguing it is ineffectual, and non-profit EPIC has sought to get involved in the legal process.
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On a summer day in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, the sun savaged a swarm of actors in sturdy wool coats and pert hats.
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Then Trump interrupted Varadkar, who watched with a bemused look as the President savaged the EU alongside one of its national leaders.
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That it was savaged on Holy Week, when the church follows the passions of Jesus leading to his resurrection, seemed especially profane.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey savaged him as scripted and callow after Mr. Rubio kept repeating the same stock attack on President Obama.
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The 2011 song's autotuned lyrics and cheesy video clip was savaged online, with Black placed under police protection after receiving multiple death threats.
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" Michelle Obama denounces Trump for 'bragging about sexually assaulting women' The billionaire savaged his accusers, saying their claims are "totally and absolutely false.
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GettyThis weekend, San Francisco's Municipal Railway was savaged by hackers demanding over $70,000 in bitcoins, leaving the metro system unable to collect fares.
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You could almost hear the rimshot when Heenan delivered a pun or savaged a babyface to Monsoon's disapproving and exasperated "will you stop".
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Louai comes from an educated family living in one of the central cities that has been savaged by both sides in the war.
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Trilobites They were smaller than the creatures that savaged "Jurassic Park," but may have had superior ability to stalk and take down prey.
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She savaged him not only for his mistakes but for his explanations of those mistakes, so that his apologies were all but erased.
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Fairfax has denied all of the allegations but also has, in at least one private meeting, savaged Tyson and those who support her.
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He incurred Trump's wrath, and while Trump has savaged Cruz and Jeb Bush during this campaign, he hasn't vilified Rubio to the same extent.
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Just as Mike Judge savaged corporate life with his movie Office Space, his TV series Silicon Valley takes no prisoners in lampooning startup culture.
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It was also critically savaged, and the one-and-a-half-star review by the late Roger Ebert explained exactly why the movie flopped.
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These anti-Trump donors are still boosting Cruz indirectly, especially in contests like Wisconsin where multiple super PACs savaged the billionaire with negative ads.
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At the same time as calling for parliament to have a final say on Brexit, Major savaged his party's own handling of the negotiations.
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Trump savaged Bergdahl as "a no-good traitor who should have been executed" and criticized the prisoner swap in 2014 that won his release.
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Alarmed and flailing about, Washington this week had the gall to call on Iran to adhere to the nuclear pact that Trump has savaged.
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In his first remarks to reporters since the New Hampshire primary, Cruz savaged Trump as radically out of step with this state's conservative voters.
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They campaigned against him for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, when he didn't just criticize them but viciously belittled and even savaged them.
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The film debuted atop the weekend box office, but it was savaged by critics and was the weakest No. 1 premiere of the season.
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"The First Lady was savaged for donning aviators and a towering pair of stiletto heels as she began the journey today," the article reads.
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Maybe it's karma that President Hillary Clinton might yet be savaged by a female Fox journalist who survived a boss battle with Donald Trump.
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He was savaged in a congressional hearing, where he said that he, as chief executive, was accountable to the board, of which he was chairman.
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It can be savaged without any credible evidence, and without any recourse from the law by loved ones or the estate of the defamed deceased.
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Instead, it was savaged by critics and feminists, and adored by the very people she had meant to mock — doting housewives and lusty, leering men.
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And, having savaged Mr. Trump as a deplorable candidate, Mr. Romney would be ill equipped to broker peace between the pro- and anti-Trump camps.
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Mr. Trump shot down Mr. Carson's choice for deputy secretary, Rick A. Lazio, a former Long Island congressman who savaged the president during the campaign.
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For years, Republicans savaged Democrats for supporting the Affordable Care Act, branding the law — with some rhetorical license — as a government takeover of health care.
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Though the film was savaged by critics and failed at the box office, Mr. Elgort's performance as a good boy in bad circumstances stood out.
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More than anything else, North Korea wants relief from the oppressive international and US sanctions that have savaged its economy and put a stranglehold on growth.
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In the process, he was savaged by lesser men but words could never hurt a man who was, as Hemingway wrote, 'stronger at the broken places.
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The first set of plans, which tried to accommodate the Port Authority's desire for 10 million square feet of office space, was "savaged" by the press.
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It went less well for Mr. Videgaray, who was forced to resign after the Mexican news media savaged the meeting and his role in arranging it.
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And any Democratic woman might face anxiety, expressed quietly by some concerned party members, about the ferocity with which Mr. Trump has savaged his female critics.
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Rick Scott raised eyebrows when he ran an unusual face-to-camera TV ad in the state in which he savaged Joe Biden and defended Trump.
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They overemphasized large, temporary projects — the museum was then planning a survey of Björk's career that critics savaged a year later — and shortchanged the collection's space.
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Both U.S. and European equities suffered their steepest losses since mid-2016, while demand concerns savaged prices for oil and a whole swathe of industrial commodities.
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He savaged the Bidens, he smeared Adam Schiff,And cycled through villains in a furious jiff, Not to mention distractions, like the teeth of the Speaker.
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Mr. Murdoch even called the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, to buck him up after Mr. Spicer was savaged for a remark about Adolf Hitler.
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Also — somehow — there is supposed vindication in two Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general's reports that savaged him, but only he can squint to see it.
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There was bribery in the IRS, and there was Truman's highly unpresidential response to a music critic who savaged a performance by his daughter, Margaret, a singer.
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Rejecting the "remarkably undiluted, intense praise lavished on him by media discussions," Mr. Greenwald exhaustively savaged Mr. Hitchens for his "repellent" advocacy of the war on terror.
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Not only was he not sure if his own wife was voting for him, he got savaged as he walked in by a bunch of fellow Manhattanites.
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Both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio savaged Trump's flip-flopping on immigration and foreign policy, but Trump got most agitated when defending the size of his penis.
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Democrats, who had savaged Comey for his handling of the Clinton email investigation, reversed course and portrayed him Tuesday not as a villain, but as a victim.
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And so, they savaged expressions of the old Regular Army's hierarchical "caste" culture wherever they saw it, but especially when it frustrated their own hopes and ambitions.
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Conway worked for Cruz, who savaged Trump as a "sniveling coward" during the primary, then managed to work her way into Trump's inner circle, and stay there.
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Rimm's paper, savaged by critics, was found to have been published without peer review—feeding conspiracy theories that it was all the machinations of anti-porn activists.
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Jenkins gave recitals for private audiences for three decades, until her major public concert debut in 1944 at Carnegie Hall was critically savaged and left her devastated.
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One of these Senators is in the midst of re-election & being savaged daily by ads ran against them by the party of their fellow parish member.
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This may be especially troublesome for a half dozen embattled incumbent Republican senators who savaged Obama for his handling of the Ebola health scare six years ago.
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Tehran has rejected any negotiations with Washington unless Trump drops sanctions he imposed after quitting the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal, an agreement Netanyahu had savaged as inadequate.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) savaged Facebook for being too slow to take down a deceptive Trump campaign ad that posed as materials for the decennial census. Sen.
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That's why May's proposed deal appears to lack the support it needs to pass and is being savaged by both anti- and pro-Brexit members of Parliament.
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For the Donald Trump who as a 2016 candidate savaged supporters of the Iraq War and other Middle East military actions, Bolton is a major head-scratcher.
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Romney savaged Trump during the 2016 campaign, calling him a "con man" who was unfit for the presidency, but the two men later set aside their differences.
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The truth is that along the way Dylan was making a largely improvised film, which was released as "Renaldo and Clara" in 1978 and savaged by critics.
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Whatever the personal cost to Mr Mogensen—he told Icelandic media he invested "everything I have" in the airline—WOW's founder will be savaged by the press. Which?
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The majority leader in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, promised to "review President Obama's plan" but also preemptively savaged it as "bringing dangerous terrorists to facilities in US communities".
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They released Mega Man 2 on the App Store in 2009, where it was savaged for a litany of problems, including the decision to change how jumping works.
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On Fox & Friends this morning, Pete Hegseth said of the omnibus, "this is a swamp budget, this is a Mitch McConnell special," savaged it because "no wall." pic.twitter.
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Yet even as she savaged Donald J. Trump as an existential threat to American democracy, a week before Republicans plan to nominate him for president in Cleveland, Mrs.
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Casting himself as an outsider, he not only savaged leaders in both parties but he made a mockery of nearly all the pieties of the American political system.
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Donald J. Trump put his finger firmly on the reset button on Wednesday, with a speech that savaged Hillary Clinton as untrustworthy, "corrupt" and out only for herself.
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Senate Democrats, including several of the party's presidential candidates, have savaged President Trump for proposing to reduce Medicare spending by several hundred billion dollars over the next decade.
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Trump had savaged all his fellow Republicans and yet here they were listening to an unending recitation of his crimes and coming out to be his Praetorian guard.
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Consider how comedians ran with the "Trump dossier" without a thorough vetting, or how Colbert savaged President Trump for gutting Meals on Wheels (only it didn't actually happen).
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And no one should expect Mr. Trump to declare that he was savaged, or to admit that the meeting went badly, even if it turns out that way.
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Trump has routinely savaged Strzok and Page, who were carrying on an extramarital affair, going so far as to mock their relationship at a campaign rally in October.
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The drama about a grieving ad executive (Will Smith) was savaged by critics, and only managed to eke out a paltry $2000 million debut for a fourth place finish.
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Yet since her former student Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, announced that she will lead a new "Commission on Unalienable Rights", both she and it have been savaged.
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Rushed out in 1980, it was savaged by critics, earned less than $4 million at the box office and helped sink United Artists, the studio that bankrolled the film.
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Neither George H.W. Bush nor George W. Bush had weighed in on the general election -- even as Trump savaged George W. Bush's decision to go to war in Iraq.
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George Clooney's 1997 "Batman & Robin," which featured goofy jokes, was savaged by critics and was one of the worst-performing superhero films, grossing $238 million worldwide according to BoxOfficeMojo.com.
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The Hollywood Reporter: 'Zoolander 2' Gets Critically Savaged Despite its relentless name-checking, Zoolander 2 functions strictly within its own goofy screen-comedy universe, so its satire is toothless.
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" "The first lady was savaged for donning aviators and a towering pair of stiletto heels as she began the journey today," the article reads, calling her "Flood Watch Barbie.
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Or even out of eventual sympathy with Hardwick's misstep: McCarthy had, herself, a few run-ins with people she had savaged, by design or accident, in her own books.
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Israel is bracing for war with Iran and its militant proxies in Lebanon, even while it is being savaged in the media for defending its border fence with Gaza.
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He savaged Sanders' "inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats, not to mention most Americans" and decried the "tenor of combat, division and polarization" of the Sanders supporters.
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Earlier in the day, the jury sent a question wondering about the star witness in the case, David Wildstein, whose credibility defense lawyers had savaged in their closing arguments.
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The American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and other groups have savaged the findings and the journal that published them.
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The American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and other groups have savaged the findings and the journal that published them.
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But he could be dogged by his strained relationship with President Donald Trump, who remains wildly popular in Alabama and savaged Sessions throughout his tenure at the Justice Department.
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That lack of a conclusive finding was manna from heaven for Republicans -- from President Trump on down -- who savaged Warren as even more of a phony than they thought.
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The president struck back, launching a volley of tweets that savaged Mr. Cohen and his family — insinuating that Mr. Cohen's father-in-law had engaged in unexamined criminal activity.
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I learned much of the construction craft by reading critiques on the crossword blogs, where midweek puzzles are often savaged, so I harbor a masochistic curiosity in them today.
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Todd Young, backed by the US Chamber of Commerce and super PACs tied to Mitch McConnell, has savaged Bayh for post-Senate lobbying work and raised questions about Bayh's residency.
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In 2012, the first presidential cycle since the outside groups arose, the super PAC supporting Mitt Romney, Restore Our Future, savaged a rising opponent, Newt Gingrich, in the primary race.
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Friday, April 29 The Daily Show picked up on Fiorina's curious decision to sing on stage during a campaign rally, while Stephen Colbert savaged Fiorina over her business record. #4.
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Four years of failed rains have savaged the agriculture of the region, and even caused the opium crop to fall by a third this year, despite record output in 2017.
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The Trump administration has pummeled a lot of people this year, but what they've done to fraud victims savaged by con artists ranks among the worst abuses on the list.
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The move comes less than a month after the bill was savaged by the Intelligence and Security committee for having inconsistent and inadequate privacy protections, yet overly broad intrusive powers.
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Trump repeatedly savaged House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and urged GOP members of Congress to continue arguing on behalf of the White House amid the contentious political battle.
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Mr. Hayes said that Mr. Scaramucci's interview with The New Yorker magazine, in which he savaged several White House colleagues in sexually graphic terms, had shocked Republicans in his state.
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Released six months after Independence Day, Burton's film saw comparatively limited success, grossing just over $100 million; it was roundly savaged by critics, and compared unfavorably to its more successful rival.
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That's when Clinton savaged Trump over the "birther" issue and raised what has become the lasting moment from the debate: Trump's fat-shaming of former Miss Universe Alicia Machado in 1996.
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BUT Ferrara and other Italians noted a more crucial difference, and they did so in conversations before Hillary Clinton savaged Trump's foreign-policy credentials in that belatedly fiery jeremiad on Thursday.
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Liberals say comedian Michelle Wolf spoke truth to power with her routine that savaged not only President Trump, but also key members of his administration who were there, like Sarah Sanders.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament savaged the British government's handling of Brexit negotiations on Tuesday, voting against opening talks on future trade and condemning disarray in Prime Minister Theresa May's team.
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Mr. Trump savaged Mr. Cruz during the primaries, sowing doubts about his citizenship, encouraging misogynistic attacks on his wife, and implying that his father was involved in John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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President Donald Trump savaged his former chief strategist Steve Bannon on Wednesday, contending that "he not only lost his job" but also "lost his mind" when he left the White House.
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A little more than a year ago, Mr. McConnell and other Republicans shrugged when our current president's accusers were savaged and threatened with violence, despite his recorded acknowledgment of sexual assault.
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Although he savaged the G.O.P. en route to its presidential nomination, he was greeted in Washington by a mum McConnell, a blushing Paul Ryan and a mostly obsequious Republican congressional majority.
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But critics savaged it, as they did most of his work in that era, and it contributed to strife between Davis and Columbia Records; he soon jumped ship for Warner Bros.
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That's a lot of ear-biting, and by the end of this exercise in self-regarding arrogance and self-pity, the reader may feel that his own ear has been savaged.
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That plan had already been savaged by European Union leaders in Salzburg earlier in the week, prompting May to defiantly challenge leaders of the bloc to come up with its own plans.
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WATTERS: Well, one or two people who shared the view that regular Americans are people to look down upon or some of the FBI officials who got savaged in the IG report.
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And a nation savaged by attacks sponsored by Islamic State (IS) is open to the idea of working with Mr Putin in Syria, over the heads of anxious eastern Europeans if necessary.
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Similarly, MMA Math would suggest that because Cain Velasquez savaged Junior Dos Santos so severely on two separate occasions, and that Junior Dos Santos flattened Fabricio Werdum, that Velasquez would dominate Werdum.
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North Carolina legend Michael Jordan was savaged with crying Jordan memes after the Tar Heels lost the 2016 national title game on a heart-breaking buzzer-beater with him in the stands.
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Earlier, May said talks with the European Union had hit an impasse, defiantly challenging the bloc to come up with their own plans a day after the bloc's leaders savaged her proposals.
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A 4-year-old girl from Lancashire, England, could have died after her skull was almost crushed by a "devil dog" which savaged her while she played in a friend&aposs garden.
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Their remaining fragility, the key point on which Republicans and Trump have savaged the entire ACA in recent years, stems directly from uncertainty about the future of the markets under Republican rule.
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And he savaged New Hampshire's mainstream conservative leaders, saying they "ran this state into the ground" and left the party with no congressional seats and out of power in the state legislature.
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Her TV appearances and social media campaign is drawing scathing criticism from Vindman's lawyer as a "testament to cowardice," receiving little back-up from fellow Republicans and being savaged by Democratic senators.
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As a presidential candidate and in his first six months in office, Trump touted the importance of U.S. manufacturing and labor and savaged international trade agreements, saying they have killed American jobs.
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" John McCain's top 2008 economic adviser — and former head of the Congressional Budget Office — Douglas Holtz-Eakin savaged Trump's economic ideas, describing his plans for mass deportation of immigrants as "utterly unworkable.
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Whereas Mr Scalia savaged his colleagues by likening their views to "pure applesauce" or "the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie", Mr Gorsuch is refined and respectful of those with whom he disagrees.
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While the inquiry savaged the industry's behavior and lack of ethics, there was no overhaul of regulations, no clampdown on credit and no push to break up the operations of the biggest banks.
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"The Feast of the Goat" recounts the final days of the notorious Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo, a man who modernized and savaged the Dominican Republic for three decades until his assassination in 20163.
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"He views Biden as a failed vice president who's going to be savaged by the left in the primary to the point of unelectability," said Sam Nunberg, who worked on the 2016 campaign.
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UNDER STRAIN Markets have been severely strained as bankers, companies and individual investors stampede into cash and safe-haven assets while selling profitable positions to raise money to cover losses in savaged equities.
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Some of Mr. Trump's supporters, for their part, savaged Mr. McCain on social media, calling him a spiteful person who had betrayed his own party and blackballed the president as his dying wish.
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But he and other supposedly principled conservatives publicly applauded Trump's dealings with the air-conditioning manufacturer Carrier, a degree of meddling in the free market that they would have savaged President Obama for.
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The boom in cellphones here has made the Afghan telecommunications industry one of the few bright spots in a moribund economy savaged by war, political gridlock and an exodus of money and people.
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In a debate this week, the only time Mr Rutte looked uncomfortable was when Mr Wilders savaged him over conditions in care homes, and claimed that prisoners were cared for better than the elderly.
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The estate also savaged the documentary as deliberately one-sided — an intentional choice to center the narrative on the victims and their families that the film's director, Dan Reed, has been very open about.
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The macaws, previously caged, have been taught to recognise danger (by exposing them to a stuffed conspecific being savaged by cats), to find fruit and to fly for distances longer than a few metres.
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In a gesture uncharacteristic of Mr. Trump's campaign, he also spoke by phone on Wednesday with Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, an implacable Trump critic whom Mr. Trump has savaged in the past.
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Actor Lin Manuel Miranda, who is of Puerto Rican descent and has rallied with other celebrities to contribute to the island's relief efforts, savaged Trump in a series of tweets he posted on Saturday.
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The blistering remarks at a rally in Maine came hours after Mr. Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, savaged Mr. Trump as an immoral huckster who lacked the judgment or temperament to be president.
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When another presidential candidate, Michele Bachmann, then a Minnesota congresswoman, made a similar claim in the 2012 campaign, she was savaged by news media commentators for the remarks; Mr. Trump received little serious blowback.
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Mr. Trump has savaged Mr. Flake as "toxic" and a "flake," and has encouraged a primary challenge against him that has left the senator squeezed not only from the left but also the right.
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Hillary Clinton gave numerous speeches to Wall Street companies before her 2016 presidential campaign, in which she was savaged by her opponents on the left for taking more than $2 million for the appearances.
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And Pete Buttigieg, who's essentially running in a four-way tie with the aforementioned candidates, was expecting more incoming from Amy Klobuchar, who savaged him in the last debate, but came out relatively unscathed.
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He had been particularly savaged in the previous debate by Kamala Harris, a California senator who had rebuked his warm recollections of segregationist senators, along with his one-time opposition to mandatory school busing.
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At a lunch with Republican senators at the White House in June, he savaged the House measure and called for a more "generous" bill in the Senate, injecting himself into the chamber's delicate negotiations.
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His judgment has not been flawless: Mr. Gelb admits that retiring the lavish Zeffirelli "Tosca" was a mistake, since the sordidly modern Luc Bondy staging that succeeded it was generally savaged by audiences and critics.
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Rolling Stone, which savaged Led Zeppelin's early albums, has ranked Bonham as the greatest drummer of all time, Mr Page as third among guitarists, Mr Jones sixth among bassists and Mr Plant fifteenth among singers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's senior ministerial team remains fully behind her Brexit proposals, her spokesman said on Monday, after her plans were savaged by European Union leaders at a summit last week.
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But his relationship with Trump is complex: He savaged Trump during the 2016 campaign, then interviewed for a Cabinet position with Trump and is now perhaps the toughest sitting GOP critic of the president's behavior.
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Scarborough's comments came less than an hour after Trump delivered an inaugural address in which he painted the United States as a country of downtrodden and weary workers savaged by a power-hungry political class.
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It reminded me of a story I wrote for Kotaku, about the two-year journey for a developer to finish DLC for Rambo: The Game, an awful on-rails shooter that was savaged by everyone.
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That was before the sustained slump in oil prices savaged the stock prices of both companies, raising questions about the deal's financial logic and the debt Energy Transfer is taking on to finance the transaction.
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He also savaged the media, despite their reports of the serious medical and humanitarian situation in Puerto Rico, setting up the familiar conceit for his supporters that criticism of him is simply a media invention.
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Thus, like those figures, Ali's insistence that America do the right thing was far more loyal to the nation's ideals than those figures who savaged the once deposed champ in the name of American patriotism.
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Candidates who question its status typically don't fare well: Dean was savaged by rival candidates and by the Iowa press when his 2000 attacks on the Iowa caucuses became public during his 413 presidential campaign.
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This is what most of Davos' regular attendees are about: vigorously nodding along as the status quo is savaged, hoping that it will be a substitute for giving up their power, privilege, and future profits.
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In style, if not substance, Mr. Trump delivered an address that nearly any of his Republican primary opponents — whom he once savaged as establishment stooges — might have delivered had they been standing at the rostrum.
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President Trump chose not to attend the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday, instead holding a campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pa., at which he defended his record and savaged the news media.
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In an interview on MSNBC, Gutierrez, who is visiting Puerto Rico amid recovery efforts, savaged Trump for not yet visiting the storm-ravaged island and instead spending the weekend at his Bedminster, N.J. golf course.
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In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday night, riddled with factual error and branded by some critics as "unhinged," Trump savaged the impeachment process as a partisan plot to end his presidency.
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On Tuesday he became the hero of the Italians that cannot stand Salvini (and resented by those who love him), as he calmly savaged his interior minister in parliament before heading to the president to resign.
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European regulators have been grappling with ways to make AT1 debt more investor-friendly for most of 2016, to assuage bondholder fears over potential skipped coupons after a sell-off savaged the asset class in February.
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One furious reader whose girlfriend was in a musical I had savaged wrote a letter to the paper where I worked, calling me a dilettante and suggesting I ought to be selling shoes, not reviewing drama.
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Wholesale, I could master it: Retail, it savaged me; the tears of a manservant, the distributing of my wardrobe, the known touch of a hand, a routine word of comfort discomforted me and made me weep.
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The start-up, run by two ex-Googlers, was widely savaged across social media on the grounds that its name and business mission are culturally insensitive, morally dubious, and, perhaps worse of all, lacking in personality.
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Mortgage real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been savaged recently as recession fears driven by the new coronavirus outbreak spurred risk aversion and concerns about home loan defaults, prompting a deluge of margin calls from lenders.
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It comes after Murphy and other Florida officials savaged the bureau for failing to disclose to them for more than two years that Russian hackers breached two county voting databases in advance of the 2016 election.
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In telling the truth of his parents' marriage and his own mangled adolescence, Mr. Cale has left some things out, like the way the tabloids savaged his mother after her death, like his father's subsequent criminality.
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Then comes Guy's American Kitchen & Bar, which Pete Wells savaged in a review in 2012; a Guitar Center; and another new tenant, Gulliver's Gate, where cityscapes and landscapes from around the world are rendered in miniature.
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The highly anticipated final entry in the latest Star Wars trilogy, "The Rise of Skywalker," is just days away from its big debut — but the movie is already being savaged by critics who saw it early.
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At conferences, in classrooms and on social media, fellow academics (or commenters on their sites) have savaged not just Cuddy's work but also her career, her income, her ambition, even her intelligence, sometimes with evident malice.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that Brexit talks with the EU had hit an impasse, defiantly challenging the bloc to come up with its own plans a day after EU leaders savaged her proposals.
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During the health care debate from 2009 to 2010, Senator Ben Nelson was savaged over the "Cornhusker kickback," which would have subsidized Nebraska's share of payments for expanding Medicaid; the provision was pulled from the final legislation.
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On top of that, the Trump campaign brought on Stephen Bannon, the head of the conservative media outlet Breitbart News, which has savaged Republican congressional leaders like Mr. McConnell and Speaker Paul D. Ryan as hypocritical quislings.
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Before he left the stage at both events, Romney was savaged by conservative talk show hosts and celebrities for never lambasting the president, especially failing to hammer him on Benghazi – a bloody flag for the conservative websites.
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However, a devastating debate performance in which he was savaged over his past support of stop and frisk and comments about women, and a 30-point rout by Biden in South Carolina derailed his once-promising bid.
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But, regardless, Minowa was savaged by lightly-regarded Chinese fighter Zilong Zhao inside 90 seconds in his last outing at ROAD FC's end-of-year show—much like how Sakuraba fared against Aoki in his last fight.
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Afghanistan's new government faced the enormous task of rebuilding the educational system, which had been savaged by decades of civil war, followed by five years of a Taliban regime that closed schools and destroyed foreign-language books.
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Savaged for months by relentless anti-impeachment attack ads and apparently done waiting for more national party backup, two of the most vulnerable House Democratic freshmen are spending precious resources on TV ads to defend themselves. Reps.
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" Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump savaged Mr. Schiff as "deranged" and "sick," accusing Democrats of trying to overturn the results of the 2016 election through an impeachment inquiry he said "turned out to be a hoax.
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Pence has consistently backed free trade deals over the past 15 years, and in 2014 he called for swift passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Obama trade deal that Trump repeatedly savaged on the campaign trail.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump signaled forgiveness of sorts for Stephen K. Bannon, his onetime chief strategist who was excommunicated from Mr. Trump's camp after talking with another author for a book that savaged the president.
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Across Asia, in a trendy Istanbul neighborhood along the Bosporus, shopkeepers complain that their sales have been savaged by the plunge in the Turkish lira, which has lifted their prices for imported sporting goods, luggage and clothing.
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Senator Marco Rubio is getting savaged on the topic of immigration reform, with ads from groups backing two of his rivals painting him as a flip-flopper and as overly close to President Obama and Senator Chuck Schumer.
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The former London mayor, who has made his ambition to be prime minister clear in the past, told parliament he backed May but then savaged her Brexit policy saying it would leave Britain in a "miserable, permanent limbo".
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And since Cline's silly escapist fantasy wasn't specifically meant for girls — unlike, say, Twilight, which was getting savaged in popular culture at the time — Ready Player One was largely left alone by the people it wasn't built for.
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Lerner was publicly forced to withdraw after the appointment caused tensions in the administration, with some reports signaling Trump was upset after learning of Lerner's association with a Republican political group that savaged him during the 2016 campaign.
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European regulators have been grappling with ways to make Additional Tier 1 debt more investor-friendly over recent months and assuage holders' fears over potential skipped coupons after a brutal sell-off savaged the asset-class in February.
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Leading the Smiths in the 1980s, and then in a solo career that has extended to 11 albums, Morrissey has targeted himself — his shortcomings, his rationalizations, his yearnings, his peevishness — just as often as he has savaged others.
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Juan Goytisolo, one of Spain's most celebrated writers, whose experimental, linguistically audacious novels and stories savaged his country's conservatism, both religious and sexual, and gloried in its Moorish past, died on Sunday at his home in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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Mr. Macron insisted that he "respected" the American president's decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement — a decision in fact detested by the French, savaged in the country's media and publicly derided by Mr. Macron himself.
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Tesla's share price has been savaged over the last week, losing nearly 20 percent of its value, while Wall Street analysts predict that demand for Tesla's two other current vehicles, the Model S and Model X, has already peaked.
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The ink had barely dried on the bipartisan budget agreement that President Donald Trump signed last week before Washington Post opinion page editor Fred Hiatt, self-appointed arbiter of how much money the government should spend, savaged the deal.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, seizing on potential vulnerabilities for Hillary Clinton in the coming New York primary, repeatedly savaged her ties to wealthy donors and Wall Street banks during their debate on Thursday night, delivering a ferocious performance that Mrs.
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But in between expounding on her proposals to make college affordable and to raise the minimum wage, she savaged Mr. Trump's career, his finances and his sensitivities, portraying him as a lightweight with the temperament of a spoiled child.
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Here are two fatal examples: Beyond the astonishing amount of free media that propelled the Trump campaign early on, cable television's raw biases were in full view as liberal hosts verbally attacked Trump or conservatives savaged Clinton campaign officials.
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The euro zone public opinion is also frowning on abuses and mismanagement of otherwise humane welfare provisions and cases where the social safety nets are savaged while unpopular presidents pay their barbers and beauticians monthly salaries equivalent to $22.6,800.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday savaged former national security adviser John Bolton one day after unceremoniously dismissing him via Twitter — blasting his hawkish ex-aide's hard-charging brand of diplomacy and partly blaming him for launching the Iraq War.
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He was no golden child of the literary nomenklatura, but rather a genuine product of communist meritocracy, born in Siberia in a family savaged by Stalinist purges, who scrabbled his way to stardom by penning verses for a sports newspaper.
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Some countries have fallen off a cliff, including Australia (an 18.2% drop in 2017 in nominal terms) and Japan (11.3%), where negative interest rates have savaged returns and prompted some life insurers to stop selling lump-sum death-benefit policies.
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Photo: Andy Wong (AP)Chinese tech firm Huawei is planning on laying off hundreds of U.S. workers after landing on a Commerce Department blacklist that has savaged its ability to do business stateside, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
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BRUSSELS/STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - The European Parliament savaged EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Monday for promoting his chief aide to the top of the EU civil service, saying it smacked of cronyism and would fuel mounting public distrust.
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Alvin S. Felzenberg, a historian and conservative columnist, said the latest point of comparison for this week's Democratic barrage might be the 1940 election, in which Republicans savaged Franklin D. Roosevelt for defying tradition to pursue a third term as president.
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SYDNEY, May 2 (Reuters) - The credit worthiness AMP Ltd is at risk of being downgraded, S&P Global said on Wednesday, as the reputation of Australia's largest-listed wealth manager gets savaged by a country-wide inquiry into financial sector misconduct.
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When he visited the CIA at the start of his presidency Trump was trying to repair the damage done as he denigrated intelligence agencies and faced the prospect of trying to carry out policy with a bureaucracy he had savaged.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that Brexit talks with the European Union had hit an impasse, defiantly challenging the bloc to come up with its own plans a day after EU leaders savaged her proposals.
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And if Mr. Biden tried to defend his actions around the Thomas hearings — or to use his vice presidency under Barack Obama as cover — he would be savaged on social media, and that would metastasize into the conventional wisdom on him.
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In Virginia, Republicans braced for the possibility of protracted turmoil: Mr. Stewart, who nearly seized the nomination for governor last year, has savaged G.O.P. leaders in the state and faced intense scrutiny for his associations with multiple white nationalist figures.
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A cynic might argue that Barr's remarks could be read as a dressing down of media and legal commentators who have savaged him as a tame enabler of an unbridled President as much as they are directed at Trump himself.
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The "abolish ICE" movement came at a terrible time for the Democratic Party because, in the weeks preceding the movement's arise, the Trump administration was getting savaged — and deservedly so — for its idiotic policy of separating families at the southern border.
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We see the same dynamic being played out over and over again: The president grabs the spotlight with strong statements (typically on Twitter) of his policies, for which he is savaged as over the top on social and mainstream media.
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In 2017, Laura Moriarty's dystopian novel, "American Heart," was savaged, months before its release, by readers who said Ms. Moriarty had peddled a "white savior narrative" in her depiction of a future America where Muslims are placed in internment camps.
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His greatest effect on the presidential race may have come in the debate on Saturday, three days before the New Hampshire primary, in which Mr. Christie savaged Mr. Rubio as a scripted and superficial politician who lacked the qualifications for the presidency.
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" Cohen savaged the team assembled around Trump -- "The President-elect is surrounding himself with mediocrities whose chief qualification seems to be unquestioning loyalty" -- and argued that "by all accounts, (Trump's) ignorance, and that of his entourage, about the executive branch is fathomless.
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A sense of deja vu… However, for all her tough talk, Jourová was savaged during questioning by MEPs with criticism that any new Safe Harbor should be based just on an exchange of letters, rather than being a fully fledged international agreement.
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The actual species of the animal the New York Post calls a "mysterious beast" is anybody's guess, but residents of Totoras, in the Sante Fe province of Argentina, are nevertheless up in arms over the supposed creature that has "savaged" two local dogs.
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Then there is the treacherous nature of the issues he must confront, from Middle Eastern power politics, Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, the future of NATO which he savaged on the campaign trail and European concern about the impact of his protectionist trade policies.
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The Democrats' looming business boogeyman assault on Trump is nearly identical to the attack leveled at the last GOP nominee, Mitt Romney, whose financial firm Bain Capital was savaged by pro-Obama super PACs over its practice of downsizing manufacturers for profit.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) savaged New Jersey Gov.
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"But the point here is this is all about -- I mean if you can't see the separation between the powers, Kate, then I really encourage you to read the Constitution and see the fundamental structure that's being savaged by this president," he added.
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President Obama's general-election opponent in 2008, Senator John McCain, savaged him over allegations of voter-registration fraud by a left-leaning neighborhood organizing group, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or Acorn, that had run registration drives in 21 states.
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In 2011, when Mr. Obama savaged him at the White House Correspondent's Dinner, Mr. Trump appeared to take it badly, and some say his decision to run for president was a result in part of his anger at Mr. Obama for the jokes.
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If Mr. Trump tries to lower tensions by easing the sanctions, which Tehran insists he must do before it will even agree to talk, he will be savaged at home by the Iran hawks, who are an important part of his political base.
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"Renaissance Man" (21981), starring Danny DeVito as an adman turned teacher of Army recruits, was savaged by critics and earned only about $21979 million, considerably less than it cost to make, in the United States (in contrast, "Big" earned almost $115 million).
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In a tirade dotted with expletives and lewd language, Scaramucci, who was named Trump's communications director last week, savaged Trump administration officials who leak information from the White House and pressed Lizza to reveal anonymous sources from an earlier story he had published.
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More than one set of male genitals appears to be savaged in "Come to Daddy" (others, happily, are displayed without penalty), but not until the midpoint of this dementedly comic thriller do we recognize the means of reproduction as its driving force.
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" ^ But that all went out the window last night: "His fellow candidates savaged him more viciously than they have at almost any other point during his campaign, using their opening answers in the first minutes of the debate to hit the billionaire.
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There's the take-no-prisoners Trump who showed up at the South Carolina debate, in which he savaged the audience, as well as the legacy of former President George W. Bush in a state where that was supposed to be no-no.
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It extends, symbolically, to the broader human community of the poor, the dispirited, the silenced, the plundered — those whose spirits have been savaged, those who have been stripped of all dignity, those who risk everything or make impossible journeys to better their lives.
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They savaged the right-leaning National Review with #NRORevolt and ridiculed establishment Republicans such as Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio by saddling them with the #cuckservative hashtag ("cuckservative" being a portmanteau of cuckold and conservative and meant to underscore the perceived fecklessness of these candidates).
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But it's rarely that easy, because your opponent gets a chance to set the terms of the debate — which is why Romney's primary season plan was savaged as a middle-class tax hike, despite all his attempted pivots, deep into the fall of 2012.
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One of the seminal moments of Trump's presidency came on its very first day, when, during his very first appearance before the media as press secretary, Sean Spicer savaged the media for accurately reporting that Trump's inauguration was attended by a relatively small crowd.
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Mr. Trump was savaged in the news media for skipping the cemetery visit, a fact that he blamed on Mr. Kelly, even though other aides repeatedly told him that it had been Mr. Fuentes's doing, according to the people with knowledge of what took place.
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The getaways often draw criticism from political opponents, particularly in the case of Mr. Trump, who had at first insisted that members of Congress — whom he savaged for failing to pass the health measure — sacrifice their own getaway for the sake of his agenda.
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BBC presenter Andrew Neil has savaged Boris Johnson for refusing to agree to an interview on prime-time televisionThe clip of Neil speaking to the camera and suggesting Boris Johnson should be challenged on his trustworthiness has been viewed millions of times on social media.
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John Simon, one of the nation's most erudite, vitriolic and vilified culture critics, who illuminated and savaged a remarkable range of plays, films, literature and art works and their creators for more than a half-century, died on Sunday in Valhalla, N.Y. He was 94.
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Photo: APIf you're looking for a lesson in how not to respond to bug reports, look no further than Budapest, where the city's public transit system is getting savaged on Facebook for snitching on a security researcher who discovered a flaw in its online ticketing site.
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As much as they were critically savaged, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad have proven that there really is a DC cinematic universe to talk about, and even if X-Men: Apocalypse disappointed, Deadpool made people believe in Fox's X-Men franchise again.
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Though critics savaged the film's plot and the actors' thin attempts at the songs (pity Pierce Brosnan, whose voice has been compared to the cries of various animals), it brought in the money, money, money at the box office, taking $615m worldwide from a budget of $52m.
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" To veteran GOP leaders in the "Establishment" that hasn't quite cottoned to Trump and his brand of politics in this presidential campaign, Palin was blunt: "With their failed agenda, it can't be salvaged, it must be savaged and Donald Trump is the right one to do that.
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"The Lady from Dubuque" (1980), a drama concerned with the nature of identity and shadowed by the specter of death — it opens with a game of 20 questions, one of whose participants is terminally ill — was savaged by the critics and closed after 12 performances on Broadway.
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She also savaged him for his affair, airing an innuendo-laden television ad that told Sanford to "take a hike," a reference to his initial cover story that he had been hiking the Appalachian Trail when he had really gone to Argentina to see his mistress.
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Trump attacks Steve Bannon: 'He not only lost his job, he lost his mind' Trump savaged former campaign CEO and White House chief strategist Bannon on Wednesday, contending that "he not only lost his job" but also "lost his mind" when he left the White House.
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But Mr. Cuomo's apparent decision to pitch his message to a broader audience was savaged by the National Republican Congressional Committee, which attacked him this week for his connection to a simmering corruption scandal that touched on the upper reaches of his six-year-old administration.
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It is not failing all at once, dropping like the savaged corpse of Toys "R" Us, but it also clear that its cultural moment has passed and only drastic measures can save it from joining Waldenbooks and Borders in the great, paper-smelling ark of our book-buying memory.
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Most but not all: Even these mild measures have been savaged by some, including those seeking the Republican presidential nomination, who insist that the President's decision to act on his own initiative, rather than waiting for an increasingly dysfunctional Congress to tighten gun safety regulations, is unconstitutional -- even tyrannical.
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While much of the party's impeachment-focused advertising has echoed the president's slash-and-burn messaging — a pro-Trump super PAC, for example, has savaged Democrats for embarking on a "witch hunt" — Right Direction America's is somewhat milder tonally and is geared toward those who've become tired of partisanship.
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He savaged Phil Bredesen, the state's former Democratic governor whom Ms. Blackburn is expected to face in November, calling him "an absolute, total tool of Chuck Schumer," the Senate Democratic leader, and "of course, the MS-13 lover Nancy Pelosi," he said, referring to the House Democratic leader.
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This movie will leave you with no questions whatsoever, besides what kind of consequences face a production team that allows a project to be so savaged—by whatever powers, god knows their motivations—as to blot the resume of not one, but two contemporary women powerhouses of the arts.
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As a Russia analyst for many years, it also has appalled me that hosts who made their reputations as super-patriots and who, justifiably, savaged President Obama for his duplicitous folly with Putin, now advance Putin's agenda by making light of Russian penetration of our elections and the Trump campaign.
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Mr. Trump was upset about the move for two main reasons: Mr. Lerner's background with the "super PAC" that supported Senator Marco Rubio of Florida in the Republican presidential primaries, and his work advising the anti-tax group Club for Growth, which savaged Mr. Trump in ads during the campaign.
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" Mailer responded with "The Prisoner of Sex," in which he savaged Ms. Millett, called his penis "the Retaliator" and ultimately concluded, "The prime responsibility of a woman probably is to be on Earth long enough to find the best mate possible for herself and conceive children who will improve the species.
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Ministers will demand an alternative plan to her "Chequers" proposal at a Cabinet meeting on Monday, the Telegraph said here That plan had already been savaged by European Union leaders in Salzburg earlier in the week, prompting May to defiantly challenge leaders of the bloc to come up with its own plans.
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"As a Russia analyst for many years, it also has appalled me that hosts who made their reputations as super-patriots and who, justifiably, savaged President Obama for his duplicitous folly with Putin, now advance Putin's agenda by making light of Russian penetration of our elections and the Trump campaign," Peters wrote.
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"Lulu" was savaged by the local critics, but the entire run is virtually sold out, and the performance I attended met with thunderous applause — a healthy indication that Stuttgarters are more curious about what Mr. Petras is up to in his last season than in what the professional tastemakers have to say.
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After all: The Mooch was run out of town on a rail following a phone call with the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza in which he savaged a number of current and former Trump allies, worked in curse words the way Picasso worked in abstraction and tried to force Lizza to reveal his sources.
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"Sixteen years of strategic missteps have been followed by the maniacal moves of a man who has savaged America's vital alliances, provided comfort to hostile foreign powers, attacked our intelligence and military communities, and lent a sympathetic ear to neo-Nazis and white supremacists across the globe," wrote the "Morning Joe" co-host.
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After blanketing Virginia's airwaves before the primary with an ad in which he savaged the president as "a narcissistic maniac," Mr. Northam struck a more sober-minded tone during the general election with another widely aired commercial in which he vowed to "work with" Mr. Trump when it is in the state's interest.
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"I left the White House $16 million in debt," Clinton said, in an interview that NBC's "Today" aired on Monday, batting back questions about whether he had demonstrated sufficient contrition for converting a 22-year-old's romantic idolization of him into sexual favors and setting off a sequence of events that savaged her.
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In his prepared remarks Wednesday, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) savaged the White House and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for their refusal to cooperate with the impeachment probe — referencing damning new testimony by Sondland which further implicates Trump's top diplomat and other senior administration officials in the Ukraine scandal.
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PHOENIX — The tweet landed without warning or elaboration, just days before a presidential visit to Arizona: In the early hours of Thursday, President Trump, not for the first time, savaged Senator Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican, calling him "toxic" and "WEAK," hailing Mr. Flake's primary challenger and drawing fierce pushback from fellow Republicans.
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Reading the accompanying texts (including a new book on Cagnacci by the Frick's chief curator, Xavier F. Salomon), it becomes clear that the artist had a lot to prove: He had been told that he couldn't paint convincing spaces or full-length figures, and critics had savaged his treatment of feet in particular.
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With State in crisis, Pompeo reached out to some veteran diplomats who had quit or been pushed aside, promoted a career Foreign Service official to serve as the department's No. 3, lifted Tillerson's hiring freeze, and consulted all the living former Secretaries of State, including Hillary Clinton, who took his call even though he had savaged her over Benghazi.
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Box-office domination rerouted the career of Chris Pratt; an idiot-puppy-dog energy made him unique in Parks and Recreation and again in Guardians of the Galaxy, but films like the critically savaged Passengers and the flagging Jurassic World franchise sanded that quality down in the interest of making him broadly palatable to the widest audience possible.
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But the song — built on a sticky, low-riding keyboard whomp by Atlanta beat maestro Mike WiLL Made-It — spoke its own truth as the Compton native savaged pretenders to the throne, stunted for natural hair and stretch marks, and slid his laconic rasp over every subject (syrup sandwiches, Ted Talks, Richard Pryor) in his all-caps command. —L.G.
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For Mr. Cruz, who has fashioned himself as the unbending conscience of modern conservatism, the decision to endorse Mr. Trump is the latest remarkable gamble in a career defined by them, placing him in the corner of an ideologically elastic candidate who savaged Mr. Cruz — and, often, the senator's family — at every turn during the nominating contest.
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A year after announcing a great fashion experiment — not one but three design directors: a different talent for women's wear, men's wear and footwear — and not quite two weeks after a critically savaged ready-to-wear show, Salvatore Ferragamo has decided that maybe a trio of designers for a single brand was one designer too many.
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While Trump has tried to distance himself from the policy so unpopular even former First Lady Laura Bush, a Republican, savaged it as "cruel" and "immoral" in a Sunday WaPo op-ed, Sessions doubled down on it Thursday, citing a passage in the Bible that we should obey the laws of the government because god has ordained the government for his purposes.
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Characters under your command develop their own plotlines and identities, and long after the game ends, you'll find yourself looking fondly back at the time Stannis Baratheon ended up hopelessly hooked on milk of the poppy, or when Tyrion Lannister cheated death at the hands of rampaging wildlings only to be ruthlessly savaged by a pack of adorable direwolf puppies.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyOvernight Energy: EPA watchdog slams agency chief after deputy fails to cooperate in probe | Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act | Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows The Hill's 12:30 Report: Public impeachment hearings to begin next week Bipartisan Senate climate caucus grows by six members MORE (Utah), is regularly savaged by Trump's media defenders.
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Though the book was controversial in some circles — Sherwin Nuland savaged it in The New York Review of Books, and it provoked a slew of opposing books (including, inevitably, "Talking Back to Prozac") — "Listening to Prozac" helped reframe the context in which patients and physicians thought about what was then a new class of drugs, the S.S.R.I.s, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants.
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And instead of naming every third party they shared your data with, companies would have to disclose only the kinds of data they were sharing, an obligation the companies already had to European consumers under G.D.P.R. Many privacy activists hated the deal, and some of the same groups that had refused to support Mactaggart's initiative now savaged him for compromising on it.
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And within 36 hours he was facing serious professional consequences and massive public vitriol: His private law practice got kicked out of its Madison Avenue office space, two elected officials in New York filed a complaint against him — which could lead to his disbarment — he got savaged on Twitter, and a bunch of people donated to have a mariachi band perform for him.
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Liar. Liar. Nuts. Unstable. Liar. Those words made up the rosary of attacks that Donald J. Trump hung around Senator Ted Cruz of Texas on Monday in Mr. Trump's first appearance of the day in South Carolina, where he savaged Mr. Cruz as a fraud, ticking through a litany of inconsistencies in his positions on conservative causes and accusing him of saying anything to get elected.
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Richard Painter is one of the most prominent Republican critics of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who he has savaged in countless cable television appearances and on Twitter to his nearly half-million followers.
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Here are a few looking at the big picture: -- Bloomberg savaged in first appearance on Democratic debate stage -- 6900 takeaways from Las Vegas debate -- Winners and losers from the Democratic debate in Las Vegas TALIBAN LEADER WRITES NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED: A Taliban leader spoke out about peace talks with the United States on Thursday in the opinion section of the New York Times.
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I watched with amusement the past few days as the news media savaged President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, first for forcing some ex-generals off his team and then for drawing down troops from the conflicts in Syria and Afghanistan.
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The news network's public relations account posted a tweet sympathizing with MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE savaged the pair in a Thursday morning Twitter attack.
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Was his right eye actually a second mouth this whole time, and this occasion of getting fucking out-of-control savaged by Powell's elbow was just the perfect time for him to come out and reveal his true self to his family and friends, who aren't sure if this is such a good idea, but since they love Right Eye, they will support him in his journey to live his personal truth, as a mouth?
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Friday savaged President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's disavowal of the Iran nuclear deal, asserting that the agreement would not be renegotiated and proclaiming the United States more isolated than ever before.
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Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE, the president's former attorney, returns to Congress today to testify again, a week after a congressional hearing in which he savaged Donald Trump as a racist, philanderer, con man, cheat and, yes, a crook.
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The surprising outcome, which sent the pound tumbling , forced May to form a minority government, leaving her reliant on a small group of Northern Irish parliamentarians, just nine days before Britain is due to begin negotiating a deal to leave the EU. Britain's typically right-wing press savaged May over the election outcome, questioning whether she will be able to remain in power after a result that leaves her reliant on uniting rival factions within her party to deliver Brexit.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans savaged President Donald Trump Wednesday for allowing Turkey to attack US allies in Syria as the President offered varying reasons for giving Turkey the green light, including the fact that Kurds did not fight alongside the US in World War II. Turkey launched its military operation to flush Kurds allied with the US out of northeastern Syria sparking outrage in Congress, creating rare bipartisan unity about the risks to the Kurds, US national security interests, regional stability and the fight against ISIS.
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PHILADELPHIA — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE hit back at the Democrats who savaged him at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Monday night — with the exception of first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE.
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Randy Bryce, a Democrat who's challenging House 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) for his Wisconsin House Seat, savaged President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday for more harshly criticizing athletes who protest the national anthem than the racist groups who incited deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., last month.
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