Demonstrators shouted "shame, shame, shame" at people attending the event.
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"Shame on him for saying that, shame, shame," Mr. Karzai said.
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"Shame, shame, shame!" the protesters could be heard shouting in a unified voice.
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It's why people feel shame — shame because they're still virgins, shame because they aren't, shame because they want to have sex with the "wrong" type of person, shame because they enjoy sex too much, shame because they don't enjoy it at all.
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" She posted about how she and others protested outside a Trump hotel and shouted, "Shame, shame, shame!
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"Shame, shame, shame," some users posted a famous line from the show — along with bell emojis — on Weibo.
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In learning to recognize legitimate shame from toxic shame, we can wield shame as a tool for growth.
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It is disappointing to me that my hometown team would rather protect secrets instead of protecting children. Shame. Shame. Shame.
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Shame on the Sacklers and shame on the federal government.
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Cries of "shame, shame, shame," greeted GOP lawmakers as they walked down the ornate steps on the East Front of the Capitol.
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To have such an exceptional mind trapped in a box, greeting mortal meat as it waddles from compartment to compartment…Shame, shame, shame.
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Shame makes the wheels go, shame pumps its sick jet fuel.
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But silence can intensify shame, just as shame can intensify silence.
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My shame took the form of a shrug, but it was shame.
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Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
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There is no shame in sexuality, there is no shame in fun.
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Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.
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"Shame, shame," the group yelled, among other chants, for about 10 minutes.
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But hiding only led to more shame, and shame to self-abnegation.
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"Shame, shame, shame," taunts Cersei Lannister during Game of Thrones' Season 2016 finale, nestling comfortably into the Queen of the Internet title for the night.
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"Shame, shame, shame," prominent Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu wrote in a Facebook post in which she regretted not questioning the rhinos&apos transfer in the first place.
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Protesters outside Tuesday's rally yelled: "Shame, shame, shame" and "No Trump, No KKK, No fascist USA" as the Trump supporters began filing into the Phoenix Convention Center.
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CHRISTIE: You know what the shame is — you know what the shame is, Marco?
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It's important to remember that productive shame is not the same as toxic shame.
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"Shame," Salman Rushdie What Kafka gave Marquez — permission to write — "Shame" did for me.
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"It's like a scene from Game of Thrones with her: shame, shame," she said.
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Some people use it to shame others, some people use it to shame me.
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One older gentleman kept yelling "bullshit" in the back of the crowd until those gathered at the rally started chanting "shame, shame, shame" to get him to leave.
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Shame at having feelings at all, shame because they believe that there is something fundamentally wrong with them, shame that they are not men, they are just boys.
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As shrieks of "shame, shame, shame" echoed from the public galleries, divided and angry senators voted 50-48 to endorse a lifetime seat on the court for Kavanaugh.
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Francis said many people in the world today should feel "shame for having lost a sense of shame", adding that shame could be seen as a "grace" from God.
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And that feeling, I realize now, was, and is, shame, a shame for the things that made me different, a shame for the culture from which I came from.
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And it was in this realization that I felt a different shame — not a shame for who I was, but a shame for the world I grew up in.
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First Aid Kit "It's a Shame" It didn't work out, and that's always a shame.
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You're a blight on the landscape Conway and a discredit to all women. Shame. Shame.
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It really is a shame and a bigger shame that you played into it all.
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But like any addictive behavior, this retreat from shame only sinks him deeper into shame.
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An emotional flood of positivity can drown out the shame, soothing your self-confidence. Shame.
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No shame, no shame whatsoever—so much so that she recently tweeted about the incident.
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Shame on them and shame on all of us if we allow this to continue!
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I felt relief, and then shame for that relief, and then confusion over that shame.
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It's a great shame for Rafa and the fans and a shame for the tournament.
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Shame on them, and shame on any American who doesn't speak up to renounce hatred.
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While the Shame Wizard was distracted, the kids played "Smooch or Share" and ended up sharing a lot and exposing the Shame Wizard, while also banishing their feelings of shame.
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To paraphrase Gordon Gekko from the movie Wall Street, in politics, shame is good, shame works.
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Now the emotional repertoire is expanding to include shame—or, at least, the appearance of shame.
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"It just feels like shame, years of shame, humiliation and betrayal of your body," she said.
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You can't shame the shameless, especially when they're celebrating what you're trying to shame them for.
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No shame in that game — and no shame in wanting to keep it all private, either.
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You feel 79% less shame (there's 21% of human shame that's just baseline and incurable, right!?).
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"It's a shame for America, a shame for women standing up for their rights," McCoy said.
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Promise me once and don't deliver, shame on you; promise twice and fail, shame on me.
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Maybe he thinks it was an accident, I thought, maybe it was an accident, maybe there's no need for shame, even as I knew that wasn't the case, or maybe he was so drunk he would forget it and then the only shame would be a private shame, the shame I was accustomed to, the shame that felt like home.
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The fact that the United States has more food than we need, and folks are still going hungry is a shame, it was a shame then, and it's a shame now.
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But, much like there's no shame in choosing to not have sex, there's no shame in asexuality.
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Schutz's "Shame" is a total huddle of shame — a figure-mass slouched and closed in on itself.
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I think we have to increase our shame — and I don't think shame is a bad thing.
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This is really a crying shame so at this point I will use the crying shame emoji.
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She glances up at the stiff man with a look of total and utter shame, the kind of shame that borders on degradation, the kind of shame that eats away at the soul for years to come, the kind of shame that sends your stomach into triple backflips.
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It's only fair: if you're going to mom-shame Chrissy Teigen, you've gotta dad-shame John Legend, too.
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In that moment, there is also deep shame, shame that you do not take our humanity for granted.
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Shame on them and shame on us for voting such cowards into office — year after year after year.
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Don't slut shame those of us who are sexually experienced; don't shame those of us who aren't. 26.
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No shame in that game (and no shame in any way you choose to eat, to be honest).
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Foul soul, falling from Thy firmament to utter destruction: not seeking aught through the shame, but the shame itself!
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" FRC founder Remy Holwick told Variety the event was not meant "to shame Nate Parker or shame the film.
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But it's a shame that we can't play wherever we want, a shame that this isn't a free world.
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"Shame, shame," a group of politicians yelled in the lower house of parliament, forcing the sitting to be suspended.
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On The View today Joy Behar referred to bill Clinton's victims as "tramps"- shame on you Joy - shame on you.
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In traditional shame cultures the opposite of shame was honor or "face" — being known as a dignified and upstanding citizen.
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I refuse to live in shame, and I refuse to hold on to something that I have no shame about.
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And the religions, look what they've done, how much they've enforced that kind of shame, the whole idea of shame.
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Her research found that feelings of shame made people with alcoholism more likely to relapse, because those feelings pull people into a vicious cycle: feel shame, drink to escape, feel more shame about the drinking, drink again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Shouts of "Shame, shame, shame," erupted in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday as Republican lawmakers narrowly defeated legislation to protect the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees of government contractors.
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Why 'flight shame' hasn't caught on in the USNo equivalent "flight shame" campaign has yet made its way across the Atlantic.
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I want to put a pin in shame because I want us to talk about shame in a couple of minutes.
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But beyond hurt, their point is to shame — because shame can seem like an effective way to change someone else's behavior.
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After the vote, cries of "Shame, Shame" filled the House as many abortion rights activists had come to oppose the bill.
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Fool the courts once, shame on the NFL; fool them twice, and there will be plenty of shame to go around.
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As Ezra Klein has written, he operates entirely without shame: It's easy to underestimate how important shame is in American politics.
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For someone who is homosexual and queer, a straight person identifying as queer can feel like choosing to appropriate the good bits, the cultural and political cache, the clothes and the sound of gay culture, without the laugh riot of gay-bashing, teen shame, adult shame, shame-shame, and the internalized homophobia of lived gay experience.
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The chaotic scene -- accompanied by loud chants of "shame, shame, shame" -- included one Democrat facing off with the second-highest-ranking House Republican, accusations of foul play and a series of insults being traded openly on the House floor.
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There's the shame they often feel while it's happening, the shame they feel in reporting it, and the shame they often experience from others who either don't believe them or don't think they should have addressed it so publicly.
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From the end of "The Hanging Gardens": Babylon before Eden,orchard before garden,our variety before variety,shame before shame-knowledge:When shame was an entitywandering even from the bodyinto the tea,into the brass doves,into this autobiographical moment.
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"People feel so much shame and I often say shame is the biggest obstacle to getting well and staying well," said Rosenberg.
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"I remember getting the sense that many were living in isolation with so much shame, but the shame belonged to the perpetrators."
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Is it the silence that begets the shame and stigma, or is it the stigma that begets the silence and the shame?
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"Shame on Mark Zuckerberg and shame on Sheryl Sandberg for not showing up today," he said toward the end of the meeting.
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There is no getting over this shame, a shame so great, so profound and all-encompassing, that it may honestly kill me.
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In the new shame culture, the opposite of shame is celebrity — to be attention-grabbing and aggressively unique on some media platform.
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That fear and shame is of a piece with the shame Rachel in the Bible felt because she couldn't bear a son.
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Meanwhile, big agribusinesses strangle the region's family farms, leaving behind a brackish residue of shame — the shame of being poor and white.
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I admit that I feel shame, the very shame about mental illness that I try to soothe and challenge in my clients.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "There's no shame in having dentures — but there is shame in Donald Trump having dentures, because he's vain as hell.
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"Shame on you for making [the Children's Health Insurance Program] a bargaining chip, shame on you for tying our children's lives to immigration and shame on you and @SpeakerRyan for doing ANYTHING other than funding CHIP cleanly and IMMEDIATELY," Kimmel tweeted.
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"Obviously Chrissy gets it more than I do because people tend to shame the mother more than they shame the father," he says.
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To not beauty shame or body shame us into feeling like if we don't look one way, then you're off the beauty radar.
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And people just are like, 'Burn me a million times, shame on you, burn me a million and one times, shame on me.
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The shame prevents us from talking about it within the family, and the pride covers up the shame for those outside the family.
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As Mr. Bush himself once famously tried, yet failed, to say: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me."
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SHAME Charlie Steen's bright blue jacket came off early in the set by Shame, a South London band barely out of their teens.
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Maybe gay shame is itself being appropriated, or merging with the common human shame that writers have been anatomizing since Adam and Eve.
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But after it looked like Maloney's amendment would win, the House leadership refused to bring down the gavel until Republican members of the House could convince several of their colleagues to switch their votes in opposition — leading to the "shame, shame, shame" chant.
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There's another type of shame, identified by noted shame researcher and TED Talk celebrity Brené Brown, that is induced by society's perfectionistic role expectations.
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You're dealing with the shame that the world has imposed upon you and then on top of that the shame of identifying that way.
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The shame of it all The shame is while Trump identified a possible action we should be talking about, he misidentified the root problem.
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Gomer was the town's rustic, kind-hearted gas station attendant who was given to exclamations of "golly" and "shazam" when he was impressed, as well as "surprise, surprise, surprise" and "shame, shame, shame" - depending on the circumstances and stretching each word to several syllables.
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Protesters, under the banner of the activist organization Foil Vedanta, demonstrated at the shareholder meeting, chanting "shame, shame" and "looters, polluters" as executives walked in.
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It isn't that self-compassionate people don't experience feelings of shame about their mistakes, though they do tend to experience lower levels of shame overall.
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We have a president who without shame (tragically, he appears incapable of shame) has emboldened the forces of hate in ways that are frankly terrifying.
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"We are examining an enormous shame in American history, and carrying an enormous amount of shame," said Colman Domingo, one of the film's co-stars.
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I felt the shame of going through the abuse, and then I felt the shame that comes from publicly exposing intimate details of my life.
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She's using shame the way shame is used — as a weapon to compel people to do what they wouldn't otherwise do or pay a price.
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Even if Seven had found strategies to mitigate the self-shame that clamped down on me, the shame inflicted by others would have been appalling.
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One of my drinking buddies did not realize how the Shame worked and screamed "Shame!" during what was meant to be her own (jokey) public humiliation.
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I want to show that we are not trying to shame men, or shame the penis, but rather the act of sexual harassment as a whole.
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I understand that, and secondly because this is an important element of the story, shame on me, shame on me that I didn't get it adequately.
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Guilt and shame, for example, activate the brain's reward center, which explains why we have such a strong tendency to heap guilt and shame upon ourselves.
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His compulsive need to shame people can only boomerang in this case and shame Mr. Trump in any pretense that he is up to the job.
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And then, the nurse apparently held onto Headey's nipples as she chanted "Shame" in reference to Cersei's naked walk of shame through King's Landing in season 5.
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Shame on any publication that would print this—and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name.
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When we work with people to unpack their shame around sexuality, their experiences, and their desires, they're way less likely to shame other people for their shit.
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" For Donald Trump, when he too was on a campaign trail in March 2016, "what Merkel did to Germany is a shame, it's a sad, sad shame.
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This kind of toxic shame is in direct contradiction with the healthy shame that we all need to feel in order to acknowledge mistakes and take responsibility.
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The overarching lesson of Chief Justice Roberts can be summed up in a familiar phrase: Fool me once, shame on them; fool me twice, shame on me.
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I've talked at times about working against the shame of the body, the shame of getting old, all of these shames that are laid on our heads.
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The comedian seems to mistakenly believe that he should be allowed to shame another man out of making whatever fashion statement he wants, yet also fails to grasp that there is no shame in dressing differently, and despite what he seems to infer, no shame in wearing lipstick.
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"I want to encourage people, because even though I feel shame, I know at the same time I shouldn't feel shame," the Dancing with the Stars judge explained.
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"The big word is shame and shame is tricky and insidious and does terrible things to people," explained Sukura who has worked with survivors of physician sexual misconduct.
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What a better understanding enables us to do socially, on a societal level, is eradicate the shame, the shame that we are so caught up in right now.
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That was the sort of shame you didn't disclose to a mother so sweet and guileless, the sort of shame you spared her and saved for God alone.
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"Everyone has a sense of shame about something, and everybody is attempting to overcome that shame by connecting with the people that they love," Sullivan told People last year.
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Shame makes you eat more but in a hidden secret way, and shame also makes kids and parents feel even more badly about themselves so they'll eat even more.
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Shame and publication are strangely knotted together throughout the books of "My Struggle," shame that pre-exists publication but that seeks in it some kind of release or repetition.
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"If she starts holding press conference saying, 'Shame on you, Bernie Sanders,' like she said, 'Shame on you, Barack Obama,' then we might be getting there," Devine said wryly.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," he said.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," Hatch said.
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Along with exhaustion and worry for my kids, who were 4 and 7 years old at the time, all I felt was shame, a heavy, pressing blanket of shame.
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Shame on the church for abusing children and shame on the church for abusing the trust of the faithful and destroying all that they held dear in their faith.
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" - Janae, 232 "Walk of shame in foreign city.
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"Before I ran for office, I'd watch incidents like this with churches and other things and think, 'What a shame, what a shame,'" Trump said before he left for Indiana.
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That is a shame, but it would also be an even bigger shame if the film was rendered dull as ditchwater because it was bogged down with non-essential details.
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"Shame is a hugely influential force in people's memories and feelings—more influential than you would think," she explains, noting that the shame associated with sexual assault has multiple layers.
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On her way home from D.C., a woman shook her finger at Hill in the Dallas airport, saying, "Shame, shame," and a group of businessmen hissed when she walked by.
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Thousands of Polish protesters stood side by side in front of the Supreme Court in Warsaw Wednesday, holding candles and Polish flags and chanting "shame, shame" repeatedly into the night.
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Some people hate what I wear, some people praise it, some people use it to shame others, some people use it to shame me, but I feel you watching, always.
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Lit people regard the man as a vulgar interloper stealing good press from whatever novelist was next on the list, just like he stole lyrics from Henry Timrod, shame, shame.
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I'm convinced this was because I allowed myself to shed many of those subcutaneous ideas around shame, simply because I wasn't getting messages about shame from men in my romantic life.
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"If you think about how many difficulties shame creates for many people—whether it's aggression, silence, depression, mental issues—it becomes obvious that shame is quite a powerful force," she says.
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Shame makes people want to run away and hide That's because shame makes people want to run away and hide, says Jessica Tracy, a psychologist at the University of British Columbia.
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Tyler is fired from his duties as a hormone monster because he started working with the Shame Wizard, a personification of personal shame that discourages all the impulses hormones usually encourage.
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No shame in his game Fans and actors rose up for "Cosby Show" alum Geoffrey Owens -- who played Elvin -- after someone tried to job-shame him for working at Trader Joe's.
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What follows in the game's final two acts are a meditation on the shame of being a failure under capitalism and an exploration of the demands that shame places on us.
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She should be held accountable for allowing her surrogates to slut-shame and trash-shame her husband's mistresses, and her personal record when it comes to sex abuse isn't exactly stellar.
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SCOTT The revival of any kind of shame seems unlikely at this moment, and with Oscar talk buzzing around "Get Out," horror shame doesn't seem to be in the cards either.
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And still, whichever choice we make, nobody wins — shame.
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The second time -- fool me once, shame on me.
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Start a cackling wave & shame him into resignation. Thoughts?
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No shame there — I'm a '90s kid, after all.
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" Some added "Glory to Croatia!" and "Shame on FIFA!
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And don't let anyone shame you — you deserve it.
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I'm sharing this to end the self blame + shame.
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" As protesters in a Capitol Hill hallway shouted, "Shame!
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" One of the guests shouted back, "shame on you.
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" As protesters in a Capitol Hill hallway shouted, "Shame!
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Photograph by Rita Stern Milch S inger : Why shame?
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You can still be ... There's no shame to it.
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" "The world is watching us with shame right now.
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I'm not saying we shouldn't kink-shame Trump, I'm saying that it's unfortunate so much of the press around this has had such a joking tone that might shame others' kinky inclination.
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In a lame-duck session of the legislature, as hundreds of poster-wielding protesters chanted "shame, shame", Republicans put forward a range of measures to limit the new governor's freedom of action.
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I have been reading and working a lot with Dr. Brené Brown, who is the shame expert in the world, and she's helped me understand that vulnerability is the antidote to shame.
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A fan of both men and women, she has no shame in her origin or in her sexual desires, and this lack of shame gives her a fearlessness that morphs into power.
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"I was watching a Netflix Brené Brown special on shame, because I read a lot of her books, because I have dealings with shame every once in a while," Swift told Variety.
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But it is a shame built by stigma, a shame that tramples on the backs of other opiate-addicted women who are trying their best to do what's right for their children.
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Catch Goon on tour: Tues July 24 - San Diego, CA - Soda BarThurs Aug 2 - Los Angeles, CA - The Echo (Kenny Becker Solo Set) (w/ Owen)Tue-Oct-09 - Vancouver,BC - Wise Hall (w/ Shame)Wed-Oct-10 - Seattle,WA - Crocodile (w/ Shame)Fri-Oct-12 - Portland,OR - Doug Fir (w/ Shame) Follow Andrea Domanick on Twitter.
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Those who are struggling may feel shame for having low wages or being mired in debt; wealthy people may feel a different kind of shame at how much they can afford to spend.
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" Sometimes the shame goes so deep you want someone to cut you hair off with rusty scissors and march you through the streets naked, a town crier ringing a bell and yelling "SHAME!
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In 1955, "Ain't It a Shame" became a No. 20073 hit for Pat Boone as "Ain't That a Shame," while Domino's arrangement of a traditional song, "Bo Weevil," was imitated by Teresa Brewer.
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Dozens of activists staged a sit-in outside the Rabat court before the first hearing in her trial, chanting: "What a shame freedoms are in danger, what a shame journalism is in danger".
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Whatever the case, in honor of No Shame November, these are pieces of art that made us embrace the stuff that embarrassed us, or want to free ourselves from guilt and shame altogether.
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Authoritarian regimes fear public shame, which is why it is time to shame China's Communist Party for its brutal treatment of Mr. Liu and other champions of liberty currently being held by Beijing.
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The Good Stuff So shame on Scott Coker and shame on us all for watching because viewers who tune in to watch a train wreck show up in the ratings exactly the same.
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"First Corinthians states: God chose the foolish things of this world to shame the wise and God chose the weak things of this world to shame the strong," Tan says in the call.
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A sinking emptiness followed by a hot well of shame.
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For months, I feel alternating levels of pride and shame.
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This episode toys a lot with the idea of shame.
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I think that we have to stand up against shame.
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But there's no shame in finding a listening, caring voice.
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Can a man not be strong and cry -- without shame?
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Of course, there's no shame in any of these things.
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This speaks to why shame is so important to Trump.
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No shame though, CES is super tiring, we feel you.
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Adult Kate relives this shame during her gastric bypass consultation.
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People will only ever turn away from you in shame.
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There's no shame in struggling… I think that's just life.
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But there should be no shame in being in pain.
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"Chairman Pai seemingly has no shame," Wyden told Gizmodo Thursday.
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You deserve to get what you want sexually without shame.
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The 8 Oscar nominations are putting last year's to shame.
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There's no shame in admitting you have a layering problem.
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History will look back on this executive order with shame.
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Would be a shame if anything happened to it. pic.twitter.
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Breastfeeding isn't always possible – and that's no cause for shame.
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Move Minutes basically shame you for sitting all day long.
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There is no shame in deciding you are not ready.
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Nothing says happy Monday like a TB walk of shame.
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Confronted with his bankruptcies, he reacted with pride, not shame.
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And there's nothing like shame to actually push on that.
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She has said she subsequently battled shame, guilt and depression.
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SHAME ON YOU!" and, "Have you lost your damned minds?!?!?!
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"That was a (darn) shame," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
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It has to do with shame and stigma in part.
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When you finally fight Bruz, you're encouraged to "shame" him.
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Would have been a shame to finish on an egg.
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This wall of shame veteran made the wall on Dec.
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Shame and silence about sexual performance undergird and power masculinity.
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I grew up being taught to both shame and enable.
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He felt such exquisite shame, the abundant richness of embarrassment.
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This former fashion designer never questioned my guilt and shame.
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I saw the disappearing smoke as my guilt and shame.
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KS: Walk of shame, yes, and I said they're sheeple.
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You become dependent on what's offered -- and that's a shame.
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I resent how the world demands shame from trans women.
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What does the song "Walk of Shame" mean to you?
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Nonna, she realizes, has her own shame as a woman.
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It's a shame to end that way the Champions League.
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I guess that comes with its own kind of shame.
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He's been bought and paid for, and that's a shame.
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No shame in being "Grandma," as far as we're concerned.
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Shame on 'Indians' who did not come to their rescue.
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Small insects and mantis shrimp put larger animals to shame.
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They watched Game of Thrones — porn shoulders everywhere — without shame.
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That's a shame, because it makes all of you ineffective.
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It's a shame I don't have one with me now.
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But afterward, D.J. said he felt more shame and confusion.
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"There is no shame in asking for help," she wrote.
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It's just such a shame and tragic for no reason.
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So far, fans seem unwilling to shame their favorite stars.
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That's a shame, and it's indicative of a bigger problem.
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Pick one, and use it to shame your nicest friends.
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They had no shame; they planned out their escape, too.
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This is a real shame because the place looks awesome.
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Men were lining up to take some cones, no shame.
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I know, I know — fool me once, shame on you.
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It would be a shame to see it erode further.
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The shame was nearly as unbearable as the panic attacks.
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There's still such a stigma of shame in our culture.
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Shame can be a tremendous weapon that these criminals use.
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Anything less is a shame and travesty to their sport.
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But it's a shame that Morgan doesn't explore it more.
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All these people got upset by it, shame on you!
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Shame!' while Cersei Lannister walk back to the Red Keep.
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There was no fashion shame in wearing a Mao suit.
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And of course, no one does shame like the Bible.
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It would've been a real shame to mess this up.
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No shame in getting help and wanting to be better.
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But, regardless, there's clearly no shame in Sarah's repeat game.
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"There is no shame in asking for help," Sánchez adds.
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So when students can't afford to eat, there is shame.
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Once again, we've been put to shame by infants. Spooky.
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Please shame me for it if you see me online.
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Either way, there's no shame in the comfy shoe game.
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I have no shame for what was done to me.
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I tried to work past my internal shame and frustration.
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I think it's a shame that that happens a lot.
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When you have institutes of shame, people blame the victims.
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I want him to not feel shame in feeling things.
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This is a shame, because Gloria really likes dance class.
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Shame can manifest in physical symptoms, including insomnia and pain.
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But I can't tell anyone about this out of shame.
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"I don't have any shame associated with it," she says.
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"That was a shame," said Francona of the first inning.
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Yeah and so there's this ... Because they have no shame.
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As Recode reported last year, the strongest deterrent was shame.
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None of this shame or stigma is warranted, of course.
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The VIP menu puts chicken wings and nachos to shame.
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It's just a shame the film as a whole doesn't.
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That's a shame because it's a beautiful, subtle bass line.
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It's something he enjoyed doing and he had no shame.
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That absence is the true shame of Lil Boat 2.
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Even celebrities have no shame about their Property Brothers obsessions.
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It'd certainly be a damn shame if it were gone.
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Buck's predicament aroused more shame and scorn than support. Her
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"Shame on you, you wicked, pathetic woman!" screams another asshole.
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It'd be a shame if anything happened to it. Gov.
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" Former Prime Minister of Haiti Laurent Lamothe: "SHAME ON TRUMP!
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It's a shame Apple thinks touchscreens are wrong for Macs.
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Shame and that kind of stuff, it's just not productive.
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Such a shame this will be the last BBC GBBO.
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If we're not delivering what you want — shame on us.
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Eating well is eating intuitively, with pleasure and without shame.
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It's such a shame what's happening in the world today.
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I look in the mirror and think what a shame!
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That's when Frei said there's some shame at the company.
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DB Pins has no such fears and no such shame.
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"That's a shame," Matheny said of the pitch to Pedroia.
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" She continued by saying that shame is a "helluva motivator.
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Poor Zaira Waseem had to apologies for her success Shame !!
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If you have ... And I think it's a real shame.
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Your world needs a bad guy, a face to shame.
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The deep shame and shock that can result is demoralizing.
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Hiding what is shameful is itself a form of shame.
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Therefore it's a shame, in a way, about the strongmen.
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Shame on you, Google, for spreading lies about the championship!
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Shame she cant come to see him on #dividetour pic.twitter.
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At the heart of addiction, there are secrets and shame.
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People are still hiding under the tree of social shame.
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It was covered up because it was an enormous shame.
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As a nation, we should hang our heads in shame.
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Erin Oprea won't let anyone shame her for working out.
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Despite my shame, I did nothing to address my appropriation.
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The main problem, though, is Bettman is immune to shame.
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Dark evenings call for staying in, with no shame attached.
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A Jets loss of that magnitude deserves double the shame.
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I learned mantras that only filled me with more shame.
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Others have no shame whatsoever and steal the strangest stuff.
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It's a shame, because Emily Blunt came here to play.
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It'd be a shame to see those fairs die out.
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Never shame someone with a chronic illness for taking medications.
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Honestly, it's a shame that he was born at all.
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Disruption of the coming football tournament would be a shame.
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But that would, as it turns out, be a shame.
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Bit by bit, I was exorcising the demons of shame.
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Why put myself through so much pain, shame, and disdain?
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It'd be a shame if the Bucks don't ever capitalize.
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Gossip can actually shame these free riders, reining them in.
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As for the Andes, they put the Rockies to shame.
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Several times I nearly did, but shame held me back.
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Shame such a good hack had to go to waste!
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It is our collective shame that you were so mistreated.
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But the shame of the mistress is a particular category.
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It likely gives rise to frustration, anger, shame and sadness.
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Lucky for them, they've lost the ability to feel shame.
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So it's a shame they really blew his villain song.
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" Rosen added, "If we fall for it, shame on us.
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Shame on those who remain silent or support these abuses.
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Those who shame women for their appearance feed beauty sickness.
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If he does not believe in it, shame on him.
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Shame on those who have abused other citizens and journalists.
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Shame on those who have tried to intimidate elected officials.
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"Walk of shame," an officer said as Moore walked away.
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It's a shame that the pair aren't on camera together.
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Shame about that guy rapping over top of it though.
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"It's a shame I'm being blamed for this," he said.
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Addicts deserve better and shame on those who minimize this.
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He was merely existing, a testament to shame and disgrace.
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Some artists have said they felt shame at the vote.
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What a shame, America you need to do something now!
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In India, layoffs used to be a source of shame.
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It will be a shame if history proves her right.
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Shame on the Trump Administration for failing to do so.
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It's maddeningly unfinished business, kept unfinished by stigma and shame.
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It was a shame, as there was plenty to see.
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But it's also lacking wireless charging, which is a shame.
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They couldn't bear the shame of it in the daylight.
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Today, to our shame, Anne Frank is a Syrian girl.
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"There is something I call, unkindly, Igbo shame," she says.
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Shame on both Republicans and Democrats for playing these games.
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"It's a shame, there's so much important energy policy," Sen.
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It took away the shame of frugality and saving money.
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"Where is the shame, where is the introspection," Conway said.
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Shame pervades the work of the French writer Édouard Louis.
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"Reading these was like feeling the shame dissolve," she said.
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Shame!' while Cersei Lannister walked back to the Red Keep.
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They prey on young women, they use white privilege, & shame.
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This is a shame, since he's played by Rutger Hauer.
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TRUMP: Well, you're right about Islamophobia, and that's a shame.
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Time post death is an asset you'd trade shame for.
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Wearing the Vesper turns your shame into an unapologetic pride.
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It's a shame but we'll make another attempt for sure.
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They're there to help us absorb the shame without collapsing.
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" Another wrote, "Shame on you for continuing to ignore POC.
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It's an awful shame that Suicide Squad is so muddled.
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No more hurt, no more shame, no more eating disorder.
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It's a shame it took meningitis to force WWE's hand.
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Such a decision is a shame for the Chilean justice.
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Any lingering sense of shame has dissipated along the way.
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That's a shame, because Barr is bad news for Latinos.
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The isolation of homelessness stems from its stigma and shame.
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He smirked at me, with not a whiff of shame.
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There's still a lot of shame and embarrassment surrounding sex.
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While you're working on that, defang shame by practicing vulnerability.
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Even asking for it comes with social stigma and shame.
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However, you have to share to get over the shame.
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It's a shame, because the food at Kosmos is excellent.
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But my deepest shame doesn't come from giving that blowjob.
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There's also a lot of shame involved in having bedbugs.
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It's a shame because Windows Phone's user interface was interesting.
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Our suicide rate hangs in our country's hall of shame.
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Before he came on board, Shame were a disaster magnet.
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So why did I feel so much anger and shame?
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There's no particular shame in losing to this postseason prodigy.
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I have spent my life in fear, pain and shame.
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The public discourse around women's nudes is one of shame.
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"It's a shame what happened with the FBI," Trump said.
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"It's a shame to throw away good drugs," Hussain says.
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No way to pretend away the relentless shame of him.
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"Shame on him for not coming forward earlier," she added.
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It's a shame because ... they built some really beautiful buildings.
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Sometimes physical mannerisms expose unspoken emotions like shame or anxiety.
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You will no longer be a shame unto your clan.
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"Ain't no shame in my game," their ghosts still shout.
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But, in her painting "Shame," all the parts add up.
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There's no shame in saying there have been many fights.
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A shame that cars learned to be autonomous before people.
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The people of New Zealand put us utterly to shame.
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Sexual health issues can be fraught with pain and shame.
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Then we paused, heads shaking with a smidgen of shame.
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It's not out of a desire to shame individual perpetrators.
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It's a shame there could be a cloud over it.
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The shame of it, it's not as bad for you.
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His tools as a social critic are shame and disgust.
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But now the shame of consumption eclipsed its palliative pleasure.
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It's a shame, honestly, because there's a lot to like.
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The path to the truth almost always leads through shame.
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The authorities in question should hang their heads in shame.
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"Slavery is the nagging shame of America," Mr. Hickenlooper said.
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Shame on you Trump #McDonaldTrump #ClemsonTigers #ClemsonFootball #ClemsonWhiteHouse #BurgerKingofTreason pic.twitter.
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"I feel a lot of shame about this," Daniela testified.
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What might help make VoteWithMe effective is the shame factor.
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There is no shame in taking advantage of this edge.
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Some thought that forcing disclosure would shame companies into action.
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Whitey Steve Almond: Shame and anger are powerful emotions, Whitey.
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What my own shame revealed was a desire to conform.
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It looked extreme, but Mandell just put that to shame.
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Shame on our authorities for ... jeopardizing the nascent peace process.
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Well, if we don't get that, then shame on us.
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He gave me a life sentence of guilt and shame.
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It's just a shame it has to happen that way.
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"It would be a shame to see that chain broken."
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It's a shame it was just one year for me.
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"There is such a culture of shame," Ms. Montague said.
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"He didn't want any shame on the family," she said.
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And I have no shame or uncertainty about doing it.
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Shame on Jack Phillips for promoting prejudice in his business.
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"You don't publicly shame and humiliate the president," he said.
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Zainab became an emblem of our national shame and outrage.
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However, I don't think we can shame them into it.
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It's a shame that cultural institutions are pandering to this.
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Girls aren't born with poo shame — it's something they're taught.
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"Shame grows when it's in a contained space," she said.
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TV. "If we do that, shame on us," he added.
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Shame is the feeling that there's something wrong with me.
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Yet again we must ask -- does Trump have no shame?
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It's a damn shame because he would have been great.
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All felt the stigma and shame society thrusts on them.
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Still, McCarthy finds no shame in making a kids' movie.
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If your opponent does not make adjustments, shame on him.
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In Prague's Wenceslas Square, several thousand chanted "resignation" and "shame".
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Shame and stigma prevent many victims from reporting the abuse.
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This proclamation frees me from decades of carrying their shame.
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It's a shame our country had to go through this.
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It puts him in a permanent presidential hall of shame.
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There's no shame in comforting yourself with some pumpkin spice.
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She agreed not to name or shame the man publicly.
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It's a shame I'm not in love with New Order.
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The lithe sheet metal puts some premium brands to shame.
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It'd be a shame if we were impressed by it.
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""Shame on you for exploiting a real global health crisis.
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Shame on the NFL for allowing that performance to happen.
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It's a shame that it left me a bit cold.
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Otherwise, no walk of shame is really all THAT shameful.
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"Shame on those making waves," read another in Venetian dialect.
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And that's a shame, but that's the way it is.
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We should celebrate this diversity, not denigrate and shame it.
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I fell deep into an inferno of shame and panic.
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When I made the final payment, I actually felt shame.
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And shame, above all, about their failures to fight tyranny.
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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation is a shame to the Supreme Court.
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"If Donald Trump gets elected, shame on us," Klobuchar said.
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It's a shame Donald Trump can't rise to the moment.
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In fashion and food shame is rearing its head, too.
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It is harder to shame diffuse behaviour than individual firms.
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That is all quite misleading and it is a shame.
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"We know that shame impacts sexuality so much," Leistner said.
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Menstrual shame keeps women from knowing how their bodies works.
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After all, we don't shame people for bloody noses, right?
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Of course now I think about the shame I feel.
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Maybe they're perceived as more risky, which is a shame.
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" Hundreds of people gathered began to chant, "Shame on you!
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Also, what a shame about what happened to Anita Hill.
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" She was plagued with shame: "I must be broken goods.
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They were covered up because the shame was very big.
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SHAME ON US. THAT'S CALLED BUREAUCRACY AND CORRUPTION AND SINECURE.
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Developers said these turnout apps aren't intended to shame anyone.
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Had Argentina not qualified, it would have provoked national shame.
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I canceled the day and it was a real shame.
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And sorrier still that he has to share that shame.
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It's a shame, then, that there's so little of it.
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I wore shame every day, disguising it with a smile.
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You're trying to shame me for being young and pretty.
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It's a shame that everyone else gets irritated by them.
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That's a shame, because Gal Gadot turned Diana Prince a.k.a.
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They can be incredibly cheesy, and basically have no shame.
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It's a shame that sexual pleasure isn't taken as seriously.
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And that's a shame on us because it is 2016.
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I think it has to be through social norms. Shame.
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That's a shame ... dude's got some bars, hear 'em below.
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"Initially, I had shame about having a penis," she said.
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They'd be held up as objects of ridicule and shame.
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It would be a shame if it caught hold again.
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To be too serious would carry the weight of shame.
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I think what has happened in Europe is a shame.
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I think it's important to shame the powerful almost continually.
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When she made the walk of "no" shame on cameraThere's no shame in the morning after, Rose assured in a 2015 Funny or Die sketch with How to Get Away with Murder's Matt McGorry.
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There is no shame in working with your hands — as a daughter who grew up watching her dad doing manual labor my whole life, I see no shame in cleaning or building a home.
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Protesters chanting "shame, shame" surrounded Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen as she dined at a Mexican restaurant in Washington, DC, to call out the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the southern border.
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For me, as president, to watch any of this go, you know, before I ran for office, I'd watch incidents like this with churches and other things and think, what a shame, what a shame.
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There's no shame in being born into wealth, but there should be shame when your life's goal seems to be only enriching yourself further, no matter how your actions affect those who are less fortunate.
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A 12-year veteran of the sex toy industry, Schenk is intimately familiar with the shame that surrounds male self-pleasure, and wanted to create a product that would combat the shame around male masturbation.
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I can go through the data and it is a shame on society, a shame on this country that we haven't yet understood ways to develop that natural resource, the genius of our young people.
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If Cersei can survive her walk of shame, Yara can, too.
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"Ain't no shame in the camel toe game, LOL," Khloé wrote.
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Now, if only you could wipe away your sense of shame.
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Immediately, I felt a wave of shame, embarrassed by my gluttony.
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Violators must wear a purple "cape of shame" with gold stars.
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Shame and stigma are the exact opposite of what fights addiction.
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Shame on us as a society if we ever forget it.
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Shame - must have been quite traumatic for the poor snake... — Prof.
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Know that there's no shame or failure in feeling that way.
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In many ways, my work is about confronting and healing shame.
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Really, it's a shame that drones don't work so hot indoors.
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"Guys aren't supposed to have shame about their bodies," Maslany says.
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"Ain't no shame in the camel toe game, LOL," Khloé said.
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It's a shame Meredith and Alex don't get more scenes together.
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But I never finish the damned games, to my eternal shame.
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I FaceTuned pics because I felt like people would shame me.
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But the upshot seems to be the same: Shame isn't just
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And that, at least in some respects, is a terrible shame.
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He wears his ties long, as if to cover his shame.
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It's just a shame the president doesn't have the same standard.
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Five Losers Bathing in the Hard Water of Infinite Shame 1.
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Demonstrators chanted "shame" as he was led out of the building.
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It&aposs a shame, because I saw one minute of it.
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Shame hasn't just been an external force on the new mom.
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See, Playboy now aspires to deliver a no-shame reading experience.
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For so many years, so much of it, absolutely a shame.
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A major one is the guilt and shame about violating values.
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It's just a shame that the punishment probably won't accomplish anything.
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If you don't get it the first time, there's no shame!
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I left in shame rather than trying to rephrase my question.
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The warm wash of shame makes you feel small and insignificant.
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"I have no shame or embarrassment with this experience," Baldwin wrote.
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"They didn't feel any shame ... they didn't value themselves," she said.
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It's almost become degrading in a way, which is a shame.
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It also says they have experienced embarrassment, shame, anxiety and revulsion.
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When they returned hours later, members wept with shame and relief.
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It's a shame, but it's the world we're living in now.
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in 'Game of Thrones' chanting 'Shame!
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However, Ashley Olsen showed us there's no shame in being prepared.
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Which is truly a shame – but also a sneaker head's dream!
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I understand the shame and humiliation and why people don't report.
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You hide the shame or embarrassment that often comes with them.
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I don't know why people still body shame at this point.
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Most people are made worse by success, and that's a shame.
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Kinda puts all her wedding looks from 'GoT' to shame, really.
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"Predators rely on the shame and silence of children," she said.
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But the opportunity would be a shame to miss, businesses believe.
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Trump sees no shame in playing a role for the public.
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"It would be a shame not to for comic book fans."
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No shame in making your kitchen a little more Nobu, boo.
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But Wuu's interface is incredibly vague, putting even Snapchat to shame.
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"Damn shame," she muttered into the phone over and over again.
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Hey, look, I think it's a shame what's happening in Chicago.
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Everyone of these complicit leaders will carry this shame through history.
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Interestingly, shame was ranked pretty attractive in both men and women.
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Excitement, shame, disgust, anticipation, even love… he doesn't feel these, either.
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"If we don't speak out ... it's shame on us," he says.
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But the years of fear, self-loathing and shame that followed.
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They are simultaneously a cause for celebration, pity, scepticism and shame.
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You are not wanted in this great commonwealth, shame on you.
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E: Open, transparent, measurable and not to shame but to motivate.
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So, like, I totally have shame about what happened to me.
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If anybody else in Hollywood is doing it, shame on you.
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I feel no shame admitting my unbridled love for romantic comedies.
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It is dim light that shines on shame of privileged niche.
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The shame around mental illness isn't just limited to Asian culture.
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Which is a shame, because when Craig is on, he's on.
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Regret, yes, certainly, I feel like I've let everybody down. Shame?
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There's no shame in giving into negativity once in a while.
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Not pictured: My deep shame and complete lack of self-respect.
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But what does that ritual mean if you have no shame?
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It's a shame that Bradley-West's injury prevents him from playing.
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But she still believes in parents' right to breastfeed without shame.
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"It's a shame the election is so far away," she says.
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If a believer gets sick and dies, shame compounds the grief.
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The president's attempt to shame Pelosi likely worked among his base.
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They were a hardcore band playing pop-punk without any shame.
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As Amber Rose would say: There's no shame in the game.
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No shame in having a few repeats between playlists, Mr. President.
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There was a lot of guilt and a lot of shame.
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It'll be a shame on your family if Trump is elected.
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Their father upset bc son's income gone & bc daughter brought shame.
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The shame is that it is only open to Chinese firms.
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Shame plays a vital and constructive role in governing interpersonal relationships.
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Stassi Schroeder believes there's no shame in a little cosmetic enhancement.
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We don't celebrate it; we don't have shame about it, either.
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" Protesters held banners reading "Shame on you!" and "No more lies!
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"Fame" and "shame" is a commonly recurring rhyme in Landon's songs.
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His other credits include the critically lauded pictures Hunger and Shame.
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And no one should shame the president for not drinking booze.
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"Shame on her for mudding such a beautiful experience," Lewis said.
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But it's very easy to shame and fault an abused person.
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"The shame involved with it is tremendous," she says of addiction.
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The W212 engine is a dying breed, and it's a shame.
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Even if it's tentacle porn, take no shame in your game.
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Even after his death, Kramer was haunted by guilt and shame.
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In 1984 Skinner called opposition to technology the "shame" of education.
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To shame and pigeon-hole anyone based on appearance is wrong.
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More abstract notions of emotional states like pride, shame, hate, etc.
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I often told myself I had no shame about my body.
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Her response: Openness is the only antidote to fear and shame.
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He quickly tried to shame Clinton into showing him more respect.
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Jennifer tells TMZ ... Richard would have no shame about Quincy's comments.
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Kourtney Kardashian isn't going to let people shame her for eating.
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So shame on those minorities who failed to exercise their franchise.
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Do you look back on your actions with understanding or shame?
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Five Losers Bathing in the Hard Water of Infinite Shame 235.
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If cats can feel shame, this cat feels it the most.
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As it turns out, shame and embarrassment are pretty powerful feelings.
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Shame is obviously not a trait one associates with Donald Trump.
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Money also talked about overcoming the shame associated with teenage pregnancy.
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You're made to internalise the guilt and shame of being gay.
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No shame — I end up paying her back in other ways.
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Shame on the IRS for failing to challenge Apple's tax avoidance.
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It would be a shame if those ideals died with him.
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Yet its latest application puts even those strange ideas to shame.
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It's not about more of anything, really, but about less shame.
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And that's a shame, because by all accounts, Annihilation seems good.
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They toss fake money and yell "shame!" and "sellout!" at Councilmembers.
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Penn Badgley's newest character puts Dan Humphries' stalking skills to shame.
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"I ain't got no shame in my game!" she tells them.
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And will do whatever it takes to get answers, without shame.
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It's a shame because I really like Grundy as a character.
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It took a long time to shed those feelings of shame.
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The second wave of disillusionment came with a twinge of shame.
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The great shame here is that now they won't get it.
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Some publications used Haley's remark to shame conservatives who mock liberals.
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And those who remain silent should hold their heads in shame.
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Chrissy Teigen finally revealed the terrible, terrible shame of her anatomy.
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"The walk of shame is an anti-feminist construct," she responds.
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But with bad TV, sometimes only shame can save me. Â
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"Shame on you for coming to New York City," he said.
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I actively work to address and resolve any shame within it.
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If you missed out on bleach blonde Justin, shame on you.
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I just wanted to cut off the shame aspect of it.
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Shame on us when ransomware 'vendors' offer SLAs and we cannot.
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Shame is a big issue with male victims of sexual abuse.
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There was no shame in a broken heart, in love lost.
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They can't even copy-and-paste fake news properly — for shame.
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So what does Hakeem do to relieve his guilt and shame?
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" She responds profoundly: "We do not have the luxury of shame.
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A shame, then, that regional economic deals are often poorly implemented.
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It can be painful, too, which Smith has no shame hiding.
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By the mid-20th century, America had no reason for shame.
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Will you continue the shame that society has placed on you?
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It's a shame feeling like a prisoner in your own town.
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"There is so much shame and blame around lead," she said.
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Henry Cavill is so buff that he puts superheroes to shame.
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Just a shame that its steel mills are increasing production again.
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" While model Robin Lawley wrote, "Name and shame those brands hun!!
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The shame they would feel because of my actions was unbearable.
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It's a shame we don't have more systems like this around.
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This mug will shame you for that last cup you devoured.
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Being open and shame-free about my kinks can be joyous!
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That's a shame, because it doesn't have to be that way.
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It's a shame I used my Brad Pitt joke last week.
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Which is a shame, because Rough Night is funny and fresh.
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As he says, no one should suffer in silence and shame.
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Still, it's a shame that moviegoers are ignoring Eddie The Eagle.
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The real shame is that Tony actually has the raw talent.
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Losers (#NeverTrump, pollsters, pundits, and Hillary supporters) are bearing their shame.
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Anyway, it's a shame neither of them were really paying attention.
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A new bride just put your Pinterest-inspired wedding to shame.
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Shame around women's bodies and what we're not allowed to do.
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This isn't supposed to be an inventory of pain and shame.
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It is as tailored to the individual as shame or desire.
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"It's a shame," says Rasul, one of Mr Magomedov's young followers.
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There was a sense of shame about being too overly political.
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She cuts her hair topless and shouts her abortion without shame.
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Shame on her parents for using her as a political pawn.
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And it's a shame that she has to go through this.
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" In lashing Pruitt, Democratic senators used words like "embarrassment" and "shame.
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"Shame no invite," he tweeted the day after the awards show.
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Have their moods changed, displaying depression, loss of interest or shame?
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It's a shame the Summer Olympics are about to be overshadowed.
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Far be it from anyone to judge or lingerie party-shame.
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There are lots of people who have no shame about it.
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Clorama Dorvilias wants to remove shame and guilt from this experience.
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"That shame that was on my shoulders went off," he said.
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No shame there — it was Nyquist's first defeat in nine starts.
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The range of designs would put any wilderness outfitter to shame.
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Repatriation tax amnesty doesn't work Fool me once, shame on you.
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There was no shame in the physical moments that we shared.
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In Constantinople — with grubby collars and cuffs folded back in shame.
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They've covered their faces and then brought shame on their country.
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Zara: It's a shame, though, that Robert Irwin couldn't make it.
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It's a shame because it was a great joy to me.
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Giuseppina bravely brought her up alone, despite the shame of it.
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It's just a shame no one can afford to live here.
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If you're struggling to let go of the shame, start slow.
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It's a phenomenon so commonplace you'd think it wouldn't bring shame.
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in Game of Thrones chanting 'Shame!
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An indigenous bloodline no longer elicits shame; rather, it is esteemed.
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"Shame on you," Cohen said, accusing Jordan of twisting his words.
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It's a shame no one caught that magical moment on video.
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Honestly, they should all be ashamed, except they have no shame.
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Added to the financial despair was shame and depression and fear.
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It's just a shame Mateo isn't a few a years older.
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It's a shame we didn't know about this ahead of time.
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"It's a shame, there's so much important energy policy," she said.
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It'd be a shame if something were to happen to it.
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It's a shame that a law for this is even needed.
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They all seemed to convey shame, apologies or suggestions of embarrassment.
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The recovery process can be ridden with pain, denial and shame.
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Guilty!' like the religious zealots in 'Game of Thrones' chanting 'Shame!
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Those who hold this view should hang their heads in shame.
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They also sing a whole new song called "What a Shame."
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" He observes how the "bright-painted sponsorships would shame coral fish.
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No one will be held accountable for Ichiro's shame but himself.
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"I am consumed by guilt and shame every day," she said.
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It's a shame to think they're suffering but I'm not surprised.
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The shame of being single comes at me from every angle.
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They shame themselves when they discriminate against parts of their communities.
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You're actually flooding it with the exact antithesis of shame: pride.
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Only recently did I realize what it came down to: shame.
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Berghain Berlin - The walk of shame is one of those films.
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The larger audience chanted "shame" as the North Carolina Senate adjourned.
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But if Lagerfeld had no shame, he also had no presumptions.
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"How do we turn our shame into our advantage?" he said.
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Shame on me if in any way I have done that.
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"This is a shame because it doesn't represent democracy," he said.
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After all, it would be a shame to waste such beauty.
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It's a shame, but, in this case, there was a salve.
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Do not shame women for the period products they use. 8.
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I've inherited my mother's fear of food, her shame and sadness.
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Probably better to just let the neighborhood curmudgeons publicly shame them?
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Shame, most of the time, is a thing of the past.
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But shame is something even the best of us can't outrun.
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"Imagine Steve McQueen's Shame mashed up with The Conversation," Barlow said.
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So much, that it'll likely put Tom Brady's contract to shame.
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It'd really be a shame if something happened to her mom.
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"I don't want to live with this shame anymore," she says.
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I still think that it's a shame that we fell out.
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Which is a shame, because it's entirely too late for that.
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This week's sex-positive starmap has zero shame in its game.
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Patty never experienced belligerence from her son—instead, she saw shame.
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When Shame screams at you or stares you down, it's believable.
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They've gone more American, which in a way is a shame.
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So it's a shame he has drunk the postmodernist Kool-Aid.
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There was a lot of shame and secrecy in the family.
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In his shame, Irfan seems to have absorbed the imam's sectarianism.
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"Well, it's a shame what's happened with the FBI," Trump said.
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If thine is the glory, then mine must be the shame.
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And so you look, ironically, at Trump, and there's no shame.
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Though I'm not overweight, my appetite often fills me with shame.
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It has to do with what you do with your shame.
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Retreat to a monastery for prayerful atonement until the shame dissipated?
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"Sometimes yeah, I feel shame," he said of his financial situation.
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It would be a shame to overcook your hard-earned haul.
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Her husband, Muhammad, shushed her, telling her not to shame them.
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Now we have A.C. units, as well as shame about driving.
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Nevertheless, in traditional Rohingya Muslim society, rape brings shame to households.
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"You have the head in the hands — that's shame," Tracy said.
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Dubbed "the shame of Italy," Matera remained largely abandoned for decades.
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It's a shame I'm not home to enjoy the clean house.
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We never try to convince people they're wrong or shame them.
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Not everyone can endure disaster, and there's no shame in that.
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It's possible that I'm according too much importance to shame here.
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Shame on us for expecting Leonard to be an exact copy.
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Nobody wants to talk because it's surrounded by shame and stigma.
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"It's just a shame," he added, that they hadn't done more.
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No one should feel shame while reading Allure or the like.
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It would be a shame if something happened to her mom.
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I realized I felt shame about how honest I could be.
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So she lives with an insane amount of guilt and shame.
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I felt shame for what had been done to my sketch.
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"The segregation of classical music would be a shame," he said.
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My sense of it is that shame is a powerful tool.
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In that moment, I felt such a deep sense of shame.
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To those laughing, I have a question: Who carries more shame?
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It seems a shame that the song ever has to end.
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I couldn't remember when this watermelon-shame seeped into my eating.
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But it would be a shame to miss these outstanding attractions.
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Still, it was a shame because it was a great party.
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Gail: Bernie Sanders would not bring shame on the White House.
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Shame on O for not stopping it before we got caught.
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Racism and sexism are no laughing matter Hank ... shame on you.
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Where, for a viewer, should the shame of a binge begin?
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The truly awful thing you catch with herpes is the shame.
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If progressives really have inclusion as our goal, shame won't help.
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No one will notice him, more's the shame and the pity.
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What a shame, when we know how far he can stretch.
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During his public and private engagements Pope Francis repeatedly expressed shame.
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Mine was a shame I only recently had begun to inspect.
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But at least I know I'm not alone in my shame.
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The image is alarming, but most markedly, it is without shame.
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"It's such a shame," our neighbor told my mother one day.
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But, through community, effort, radical honesty, and shame, anything is possible.
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It would be a shame if it slipped through the cracks.
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I don't think it's something that should be filled with shame.
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Now they won't have that opportunity, and it's a real shame.
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At the time, I was mired in shame, guilt and humiliation.
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Others suggested stamps could be used to mark and shame offenders.
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Editorial Diller Island just became Shuttered Island, and that's a shame.
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It would be a shame if we went through that again.
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Don't shame yourself or feel bad for desiring the latest thing.
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Shame is the emotional weapon that allows patriarchal behaviors to flourish.
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They aim to confront, expose, shame — and sometimes convert — white supremacists.
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Violence, particularly gun violence, is the American fact, the American shame.
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Preserving — even cultivating — a capacity for shame, they are easily shamed.
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He said he still felt guilt but had moved past shame.
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That's a shame because Mr. Augustin is drawn to complex conflicts.
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Trump's alleged misconduct "puts even President Nixon to shame," he added.
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That anyone should feel shame in her own house is awful.
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Yes, it's a shame that the voters' preferences are so narrow.
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A shame that, Dom feared, would follow you across the galaxy.
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The shame is that it didn't have to be that way.
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Against this, the Democrats' impeachment managers are trying to weaponize shame.
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Both him, and Stephen Miller, are a shame to our nation.
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It's a shame then that their discomfort was not explored more.
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I have lived with the shame of my diagnosis for decades.
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Shame is another reason pregnant women shy away from getting help.
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Barefoot said her "survivor" tattoo has helped her not feel shame.
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There is no "wall of shame" exhibiting pictures of vanquished rivals.
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Which is a shame, because Zaitchik is attempting some intriguing storytelling.
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" She added, "How far will we go in shame and abomination?
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He has stepped into our flaws and stretched open our shame.
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There's absolutely no shame in that; in fact, we encourage it.
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Lauer's attempts to slut-shame and rewrite history will not work.
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Shame on Trump for attacking bravest who return suffering from PTSD.
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"Initially, I didn't feel shame," she tells Winfrey in the clip.
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"You are the shame of the whole of Italy," they chant.
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This exclusion was the great shame of the Organization Man decades.
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"Shame is powerful," she wrote last summer in an Instagram post.
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"There's no shame in acknowledging when you need help," said Guerra.
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The confusion and shame of adolescence leaves almost no woman unscathed.
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The goal isn't to shame people, but sometimes that's what works.
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It was a shame that people were so nasty to him.
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A shame-pact with a veteran friend helped me quit Twitter.
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Germany and Sweden are already embracing the &aposflight shame&apos movement.
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People chanted "shame" as Engler and the board left the room.
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I didn't invent the science in order to "turkey-shame" you.
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Among Asians, in particular, being undocumented brings shame to the family.
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Guilty!" like the religious zealots in Game of Thrones chanting "Shame!
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The Swedes have even coined a word for flying shame: flygskam.
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The circle girls shame Jackie, but Tink does not join in.
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The W12 engine is a dying breed, and it's a shame.
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His shame and the nation's trauma are his, and his alone.
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It's a shame, as Project Tango always had bags of promise.
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The trick was not to fall into shame, or, worse, quietude.
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Teach her to reject the linking of shame and female biology.
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Shame on you for daring to compare antivaxxing to the Holocaust.
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They totally misrepresent what I say about hate, bigotry etc. Shame!
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That creates shame and is not helpful for someone's spiritual growth.
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What they do possess, they hope, is the power to shame.
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It's a shame he won't be here to see the result.
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It's a shame she decided to pair it with a scarf.
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It's so airtight that it puts all subsequent dystopias to shame.
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He doesn't want his mother to relive the pain and shame.
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"It's a shame for him to remain as president," he said.
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Hey look, I think it's a shame what's happening in Chicago.
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What a dishonest, disgraceful shame by Roy Cooper and Charlotte Democrats.
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From Houston to Washington, shame on us if we aren't ready.
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"It is a shame you are here, Mr. Lewandowski," said Rep.
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They are carnal and innocent; not shameless but, beautifully, shame-free.
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I am not the one who needs to carry that shame.
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The Commission came up with this handy table to shame them.
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"It's a shame what's happened with the F.B.I.," he told reporters.
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When it happens again — well, kill me once, shame on you.
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It's a shame because Scharer is herself a talented image-maker.
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My problem was remembering the actor's name, and for shame, Deb.
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Shame: Many survivors feel as if they're broken or damaged goods.
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"What a shame," is a familiar comment on the account's posts.
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The parents are dying a thousand deaths from shame and frustration.
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Is shame so toxic an emotion that articulating it promotes it?
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America's been dumbed down over the years, which is a shame.
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" The user continued... "Shame on you... I'm done with you, CANCELLED.
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But we haven't communicated with them, and that seems a shame.
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JS: There's always been so much shame attached to the body.
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Which was really a shame, because the story is incredibly good.
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" Trump, on Islamophobia: "You're right about Islamophobia, and that's a shame.
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There is no shame in eating at a table for one.
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The specters of guilt and societal shame shadow each of them.
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"Shame on them," New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said Tuesday.
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Gagosian offers no story behind the work, which is a shame.
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Once I finally accepted who I was, that shame completely evaporated.
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There's no shame in opting for the latter, none at all.
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The heated environment even saw opposition MPs screaming "shame!" at May.
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I had a load of issues with betrayal and lots of different things and shame — shame is one thing you relapse on a lot because obviously when you're in addiction, you do think that you're shameful.
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There's been a lot of talk of shame in this #MeToo moment, because shame seems to be one of the primary reasons that people chose not to come out about surviving sexual assault or harassment sooner.
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As a typically repressed evangelical kid, my shame over a burgeoning interest in sex went hand in hand with a host of shame associated with being queer and genderqueer that I could barely begin to understand.
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Described by psychologist John Bradshaw, author of the classic Healing the Shame that Binds You, toxic shame is the pervasive sense that one is essentially unworthy and unlovable, usually the result of childhood trauma or sexual abuse.
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So why do fillers come with such a heavy layer of shame?
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Concern-trolling questions are meant to bestow shame, not to be answered.
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And if they can be free of that shame, why can't I?
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Price: $49 at Farmgirl Flowers There is no shame in fake flowers.
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HARMAN: (INAUDIBLE) shame on anybody who wants these kids to be pawns.
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It's such a shame that their primary function is to kill people.
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"I think what has happened to Europe is a shame," he added.
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I think it&aposs a shame, we are talking about nuclear proliferation.
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In no way did we publicly shame ANYONE for paying OR tipping.
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For the rest of us, there's no shame in getting some help.
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How could someone shame her by calling her exactly what she was?
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"It's a shame that OGE's acting Director took us down this road."
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Psychopathy— A lack of empathy or shame coupled with impulsive, reckless behavior.
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Prominent directors and producers also tried to shame Parvathy in public debates.
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So it's a shame there's hardly anyone dedicated to making email awesome.
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That's a shame considering how well the movie performed following its debut.
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I think there's still a lot of shame and fear in that.
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One has a sense of shame to cover their racist a— faces.
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It is time for us to say goodbye to shame about addiction.
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Now, isn't it a shame you even have to speak that way?
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So maybe something we have shame around or something that is taboo.
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HECTOR GARZA, VICE PRESIDENT NATIONAL BORDER CONTRO COUNCIL: Shame on her Laura.
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This is all a shame, because there's some interesting stuff happening onstage.
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Isn't that a shame because he'd rather be working on health care.
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That chips away at that shame that leads to harassment and violence.
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They need to be increased.... It's a crying shame that they haven't.
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It doesn't shame me when I stay up late on a weekday.
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Would be a shame to leave so much cash on the table.
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At $800, it's a shame there's only a headset in the box.
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William Bradford is not only unqualified, but causes shame with his bigotry.
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When she finally spoke, it was, of course, to fat-shame me.
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He said the play is a rejection of bigotry, shame and oppression.
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Nearly all of them deal with the crippling scars of childhood shame.
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This is especially important when stigma and shame force women into isolation.
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O'Connell stressed that she was not trying to body shame the models.
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That's a real shame because the optional keyboard actually feels pretty good.
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And shame on all of us if we don't make it better.
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Shame you can't bulk-buy ten and stockpile them in your freezer.
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He felt shame needing a nurse to help him use the bathroom.
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Enter the phase of the Shame Nun and Cersei's refusal to confess.
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As the AIDS epidemic progressed, grief, fear, shame, and anger overtook people.
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" The Australian newspaper led with the headline: "Kyrgios adds to shame file.
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I felt something like panic, the sudden shame of being found out.
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We need to end the misconceptions; we need to end the shame.
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Street of Shame screens Friday Nov 1 at 12:30pm, 4:00pm.
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