In a fashion virtually identical to Pap smears performed on the uterine cervix, anal Pap smears are now being performed on men at risk for HPV- associated disease.
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The day we decide not to play the game simply as the audience, we could see a drastic reduction not only in smears but also in smears covered as news.
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Moore has called the allegations as "lies and smears."
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"Donald Trump consistently smears the character of Muslims," he said.
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He said Trump regularly smears religious minorities like his family.
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More baseless innuendo and more false smears from Senate Democrats.
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LaPierre called North's allegations "smears" and accused him of extortion.
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Mr Ablyazov rejects all the accusations as politically motivated smears.
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A Reuters experiment with a note also left green smears.
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"Donald Trump consistently smears the character of Muslims," Khan said.
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Sohrab Ahmari: Democratic smears against Kavanaugh have reunited the right.
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He rapped in cool smears, an approachable sort of sinister.
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This is about the smears and lies that followed the incident.
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Krystal Ball describes how the mainstream media smears against Bernie backfired.
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But in addition to cervical cancer, pap smears screen for chlamydia.
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He smears chocolate and toothpaste on the images and rotates them.
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And sometimes, your Roomba smears pet shit all over your house.
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Hindu Sena president Vishnu Gupta smears Donald Trump's poster with cake.
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The Clinton campaign has dismissed such calls as groundless political smears.
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Since being diagnosed, I've had six pap smears and two colposcopies.
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In France, the National Front leader, Marine Le Pen, smears Muslims.
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Rather than defend their position, they resort to name-calling & smears.
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Now, partisan smears are a staple of every single news cycle.
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Then there are smears coming directly from the Trump White House.
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"Donald Trump consistently smears the character of Muslims," he went on.
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Those successes should not be demeaned by smears like this one.
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Time to roll out more industry approved medicare for all smears.
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The revival of smears against Kavanaugh is part of a campaign.
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The smears have no substrate; they are not on, but are.
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The dishonest smears and the doubling down on those smears are coming from the top of the Sanders campaign; even if they aren't coming directly out of Sanders's mouth, he could and should have stopped them.
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"Smears against the Green Party for participating in elections are nothing new, but raising the smears to the level of McCarthyism is a recent wrinkle," Scott McLarty, media director for the Green Party, told The Hill.
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We will not stand for these vile Democratic smears in law enforcement.
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Omar this weekend that was entirely built around actual dual loyalty smears.
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She grabs my calf and smears the goo from knee to ankle.
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In Butterface, she literally smears a stick of butter on her face.
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He said Trump smears "the character" of religious minorities like his family.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. — The persistent smears of Atlantic Coast Conference football have subsided.
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They recalled their first pap smears and how they went just fine.
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I noticed smears on a bench, the walls, and on a column.
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They go in for birth control, they go in for Pap smears.
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Smiles (bananas), smears (black beans and beets) and even tears (peas?!) ensue.
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But despite a peaceful event without incident, Northam's smears and lies continued.
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The company has previously described itself as the victim of political smears.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calls the revelations "unsubstantiated smears" against Kavanaugh.
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The good news is that these smears are not working, so far.
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But for now, he says anal pap smears are the best option.
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"First off we do not support that," he said, of the Soros smears.
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Soros has been the target of anti-Semitic smears on the far right.
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Last week began with yet another round of attacks and smears against Rep.
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Costumes rip (and fall off entirely); makeup smears; wigs and microphones come undone.
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But history tells us a campaign of smears is a stone loser, too.
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Mucking up that legacy with small-time scandals and smears seems short-sighted.
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Some imperfections remained, like the ink smears that the comics originally came with.
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From 21 to 29, women should get pap smears alone every three years.
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She also had blood drops and smears on both arms and her torso.
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" Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, said Gaetz's claims were "despicable lies and personal smears.
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Rashida Tlaib as a "crazed lunatic," as he repeated false smears about Reps.
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Mr. Khan directly addressed Mr. Trump, who he said "consistently smears" Muslims' character.
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We had issues with ink bleeding, sometimes leaving multicolored smears on our skin.
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Bhima smears the blood on her hair, and she re-braids it happily.
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Claiming he was a victim of "McCarthyism" smears, he capitulated and supported legislation.
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"These are smears, pure and simple," he wrote of the allegations against him.
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Ambassador Yovanovitch, are the president's smears going to stop you from fighting corruption?
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President Trump's Medicare-for-all attack rests on fake facts and baseless smears.
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Santana now gets two Pap smears (one for each cervix), instead of one.
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They continue to think I will take their DRIVE-BY HIT SMEARS lying down.
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It was marked by allegations of corruption, which he dismisses as smears by rivals.
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The Obama campaign's "Fight the Smears" website declared that the allegations were an invention.
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The documentary also goes beyond whatever simplistic smears have been made against the Panthers.
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"The American people deserve better than smears and sabotage," Schumer said in a statement.
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There's no artfully blank space on the plates, no Abstract Expressionist smears of sauce.
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In the summer of 2016, he referred to narratives of Russian malfeasance as smears.
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The people who push such unhinged smears are doing Putin's destabilizing work for him.
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The people who push such unhinged smears are doing Putin's destabilizing work for him.
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For migrant women to access free cervical smears tests in Ireland, it's really hard.
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China has called criticism of its policies in Xinjiang groundless smears of deradicalization efforts.
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The other cases involve defamation, with women claiming Cosby's public smears maligned their reputations.
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"It's a bad idea, and always has been, to publish unverified smears," she wrote.
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If the charm offensive doesn't work, it may resort to smears and legal action.
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" Giuliani spreads sketchily-sourced smears of Yovanovitch: "I forced her out because she's corrupt.
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Rather, he is submerged in a lifestyle, and his lyrics are quick, impressionistic smears.
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In the wake of impeachment, he'll likely devote new energy to his reflexive smears.
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A guy smears yellow goop on a wounded child's forehead in a pickup truck.
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She slips on the gloves and smears the first few colors across the board, but instead of covering the background with thick smears of paint, Iris sprays it with water to thin it out, which creates a watercolor effect for the background.
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Clinton has had to avoid being riled or antagonized into answering Trump's jeers and smears.
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Remarkable also is the use of irrelevant heuristics in political smears and guilt by association.
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And when a fire is approaching, he smears his windows with this flame-repellent hydrogel.
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And if you always get mascara smears on your lids, try picking up a spoon.
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When even their governor smears them, who's left to speak up for Muslims in Alabama?
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The lesson of Clinton's emails is that unfair smears can help Donald Trump get elected.
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What harm comes from supplying people with birth control, condoms, Pap smears, and cancer screenings?
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So not only are smears and fingerprints more obvious, they're much harder to wipe away.
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He breaks them in half and then smears some red dust on the cub's head.
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" He went on to say that Republicans are failing to protect Kavanaugh from "obvious smears.
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And as a D.J., he manipulates records with a heavy finger, the scratches like smears.
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The obvious cost to potential challengers is that Trump would attack—with tweets and smears.
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Bidets are gentler and more hygienic than toilet paper, which just smears around your poo.
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The surface is covered with an oleophobic coating to reduce fingerprint smears on your screen.
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In 2013, it was found that pap smears might not be necessary every year, either.
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And smears of "blood on your hands" becomes acceptable debate, de rigueur in the moment.
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Regardless of the smears and lies, they prevailed by lawfully and peacefully exercising their rights.
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He tweeted in protest of "smears" that he wanted to respond to during Monday's hearing.
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Except for cervical smears for women, there is no routine HPV screening in any country.
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So there are about 70 million pap smears that are done in the U.S. every year.
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Standing in front of them, viewers will see dribbles, smears, assorted textures and sweeping brush strokes.
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Penguin colonies produce such prodigious quantities of poop that smears of it are visible from space.
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When Trump describes transgender people as unqualified for service, Minter added, it smears transgender people generally.
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And the usual smears and weird artifacts are omnipresent if you know what to look for.
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Equating the two only further smears the movement as something it never was: violent and unhinged.
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Clinton and her staff have denied this and similar allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated smears.
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This reportedly comes in after a CNN KFile inquiry about the numerous unsubstantiated smears Cordova posted.
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If you've seen a good political smear campaign, you'll know smears are funny, interesting and shareable.
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He cracks one of them open and smears some of the juice inside on Simba's forehead.
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The perfumed skin gives way to a melting creaminess that smears over a slice of sourdough.
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Pose a question analysis headline and then answer your question with the greatest hits of smears.
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Blurry smears of fresh paint were an attempt to "make it look less alive", he added.
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For people with HPV, routine Pap smears can identify precancerous cells that can then be removed.
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"After three years of lies, smears and slander, the Russia hoax is finally dead" Trump said.
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Russia's East European fake accounts and bots drove the spread of fake news, smears, and propaganda.
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But, like most tablets, the glossy surface also means the screen is prone to messy fingerprint smears.
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READ: Trump parrots royal family's smears of Khashoggi to justify U.S.'s relationship with Saudi Arabia Sen.
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He allegedly had blood on his hands and clothing and there were blood smears on the truck.
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In the Netherlands, they don't do annual pap smears/well-women exams until the age of 30.
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These are streaked with Photoshop effects that recall erase marks or charcoal smears, evoking the artist's hand.
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"I will not dignify those smears on my staff by giving them any credence whatsoever," he said.
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My makeup bag itself looks really grim—it's covered in pink blush stains and brown foundation smears.
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Burgers sit high on their golden (and lightly toasted) bun-thrones with ample toppings and condiment smears.
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If all of this stuff was just partisan smears, why would you walk away rather than fight?
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Like most of the absurd fantasies and smears that ricochet across the internet, it is utterly false.
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Substantial shirts that would shield her arms from the sun and mask grass stains and food smears.
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He smears paint, nail polish, and toothpaste onto a pillow and quilt, evidence of what happened there.
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I still have it, spine torn and taped up, pages soft and filthy with childish finger smears.
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Judge Kavanaugh, 53, denies the allegations of both women, describing the accusations as "smears" orchestrated by Democrats.
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Mr. Soros has been a target of anger from right-wing groups and of anti-Semitic smears.
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I also love to use these wipes to remove greasy smears and splatters on my outdoor grill.
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The problem with Stone's timeline Raising money may be at the heart of these smears against CNN.
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She is titanic when it comes to huge smears of feeling, and also to pulverizing disco-pop.
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Omar has been a frequent target of smears and attacks by President Donald Trump and his supporters.
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His globs and stipples and smears — seemingly brisk and impulsive, but painstakingly applied and endlessly revised — ravished.
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His activism has made him a villain to conservative groups and the target of anti-Semitic smears.
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Javier says his aversion to pap smears contributed to his reasoning when he decided to have a hysterectomy.
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It's almost like the electron smears out into a cloud, taking up the space of these energy levels.
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For women ages 21 to 29, the guidelines haven't changed and Pap smears are still the gold standard.
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He singled out the Sun, Daily Mail, Daily Express and Daily Telegraph for their "ridiculous smears" against him.
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It creates danger where there should be none, and then it smears gallons of blood across the walls.
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Nevertheless, Cruz claims Stone is now "the campaign's attack dog, spreading lies and personal smears," Yahoo News reports.
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Other things about the scene were off: There were blood smears on both sides of the bedroom door.
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Until then, IUDs shouldn't act as a replacement for regular screening like Pap smears or getting the vaccine.
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So you know, if we can just keep Karen busy scrapbooking — we can all still get pap smears.
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But if we're going to challenge Trump for smears, we must hold Wasserman Schultz to the same standard.
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"Democrats think political games and smears will win them votes, but it only fuels our momentum," he asserted.
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Kavanaugh fiercely denied that allegation as well, calling it part of a series of "smears" against his character.
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But the federation still faced condemnation over leaks, public smears and the very idea of a sex test.
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And these agencies frequently face industry smears and congressional posturing that halts or slows their ability to act.
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Her makeup never smears and her expression never trembles as she orchestrates the fall of New York City.
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He smears a large spoonful of béarnaise sauce on my bun, but goes with remoulade for his own.
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False positives in routine screening—such as Pap smears, mammograms, and PSA tests—are a well-recognized problem.
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She had thick rapids of hair hanging around her face and tired eyes underscored with deep blue smears.
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Flashback: He's often remembered for the moment from his 2008 run when he defended Obama from racist smears.
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"Democrats think political games and smears will win them votes, but it only fuels our momentum," he wrote.
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Alas, in other scenes, some apparent and egregious digital manipulation occasionally turns the women's faces into distracting smears.
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"After three years of lies and smears and slander, the Russia hoax is finally dead," Mr. Trump declared.
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"After three years of lies and smears and slander, the Russia hoax is finally dead," Mr. Trump said.
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Of course, competitive gaming is all about performance, and the G Pro smears the competition in that regard.
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He denies it, convincingly, and the usual array of smears — alcohol, medication, past history — is thrown at Laura.
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Well there have been countless hit pieces full of smears against me from Day One of this campaign.
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During the height of the Republican presidential primary, Rizzuto spread smears about Trump's opponents, including Cruz, Wisconsin Gov.
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Among the considerations was that a statement might provoke those spreading the smears to ratchet up their attacks.
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Giertz, in a pinstriped blouse, reads an iPad while a robot arm smears red lipstick around her mouth.
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Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears," but called on both parties to "repudiate his words and his conduct.
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"These smears and forgeries have existed in the dark recesses of the internet for a while," Russo said.
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During a disastrous encounter with the police, the brushstrokes around Alain turn into smears of despair around him.
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Some are crude or juvenile smears that are quickly removed by hawk-eyed contributors on the lookout for pranks.
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She worried that she may not be able to wear make-up Happy tears still lead to mascara smears.
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And as he escalated his smears against Omar over the summer, Trump vowed to carry the state in 83.
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The smears against Harris have been percolating since long before she announced her campaign for president earlier this year.
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But I do wish that Sanders weren't so determined to make himself an easy target for right-wing smears.
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These may be, as the government protests, yet more smears in a campaign that has been full of them.
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" Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus called Kaine's remarks "dirty and deplorable" as well as "vile and baseless smears.
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Ko Ni became the target of online smears, including allegations he was the leader of a militant Rohingya group.
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The marks, swipes, smears, and sprays across his surprisingly versatile surfaces are created entirely with glaze, slip, and clay.
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The marbled smears of paint that run down the canvases overtake the regimented rectangles of bold colors behind them.
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Beyond purely stirring up controversy, there are also plenty of technical tricks to get your smears to take off.
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She criticized both the government, for targeting her, and Facebook, for allowing so many lies and smears to spread.
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The error may seem morally defensible: Staley wanted to defend a colleague from what he saw as unfounded smears.
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I have been the target of very similar smears, and I don't believe in using such tactics against others.
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She's about to learn a lot…" Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, slammed Gaetz for spreading "despicable lies and personal smears.
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As Bauer pitched to Troy Tulowitzki, blood began to appear, with drops and smears on Bauer's gray uniform pants.
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While Pap smears screen for cervical cancer, there is no valid and reliable test to screen for ovarian cancer.
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I guarantee that there are many solvers who think about pap smears at breakfast and are not grossed out.
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Although the disease is preventable and, if detected early, treatable, Dr. Kemeny's patients have often never had Pap smears.
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The President has already shown his capacity to shape national conversations with smears that have no basis in fact.
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Before the storm, the facility offered everything from dental work and diabetes care to Pap smears and childbirth services.
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De-funding Planned Parenthood would nix routine breast cancer screenings and pap smears, STI treatment, and sex education for many.
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To fit in, Bad Bunny draws his singing out into broad, theatrical smears, a rollicking performance for a rollicking genre.
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Women also haven't had to pay extra for other preventive health services, including Pap smears, STI screening, and prenatal care.
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Like skidmarks on tighty whities, penguin poop smears stand out against the white, reflective snow and ice of the Antarctic.
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In 2012, the U.S. and Canada changed their guidelines to recommend pap smears every three years instead of every year.
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Makeup MeltersIf you've ever woken up to a pillowcase covered in mascara smears, you could probably use a makeup melter.
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Creators of the Roomba Admit That It Smears Shit Around People&aposs Homes &aposa Lot&aposSometimes, life gets you down.
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Yet Mr Sanders's cunning oration achieves the same end; when Ms Clinton accused him of "artful smears", the plebeians booed.
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Abortion-only clinics have become Planned Parenthood's new business model because pap smears and birth control do not drive revenue.
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Is also administers only a tiny percentage of the over 50 million pap smears obtained by American women each year.
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Kavanaugh has denied the claims from Ford and Ramirez, calling them "smears" and vowing he will not withdraw his nomination.
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" Gabbard replied that Harris could not dispute her substantive points and had to resort to what she described as "smears.
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In wealthy countries, cervical cancer is no longer a major killer because Pap smears, biopsies and surgery are readily available.
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"I'm going through one of the greatest smears of my career," said Limbaugh to kick off his program on Monday.
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After all, grass-roots conservatives worked through IRS persecution and media smears to win historic elections on this very issue.
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Gillibrand responded that she and millions of other women would not be deterred by "sexist smears" designed to silence them.
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Too many VA health-care facilities do not offer essential gender-specific services, like mammograms, pap smears and prenatal care.
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Colonel Vindman opened his testimony by deploring smears on government officials who have been subpoenaed to testify in the inquiry.
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I'm more interested in that than the narrow questions of how he responds to Trump's false smears against his family.
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"She lies, she smears, she paints decent Americans as racists," Trump said at a rally in New Hampshire on Thursday.
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Ukrainian politics and smears of the Bidens may not be what voters really care about, in this line of thinking.
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"Ten to twenty percent of patients with benign [anal] pap smears will actually have a precancerous area," says Dr. Goldstone.
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The Chinese government criticized the article, saying it "smears China and has ulterior motives," but never disputed its specific findings.
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In other words, defunding Planned Parenthood would simply mean taking money away from providing low-cost pap smears, not abortions.
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Omar steadfast in her criticism of Israeli policies and groups like AIPAC, knowing it will spark attacks, smears, and mischaracterizations?
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What about the rust-colored drips and thin smears spreading beyond the painting's edge onto the black border framing it?
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But just to be certain, we called up a few of Florida's supposed Planned Parenthood alternatives to see what services they offer: Naples, FloridaSTD screening: NoPap smears: NoClinical breast exams: NoBirth control: NoAbortion: NoHPV vaccinations: No North Miami, FloridaSTD screening: NoPap smears: NoClinical breast exams: NoBirth control: NoAbortion: NoHPV vaccinations: No Arcadia, FloridaSTD screening: NoPap smears: NoClinical breast exams: NoBirth control: NoAbortion: NoHPV vaccinations: No Bradenton, FloridaSTD screening: NoPap smears: NoClinical breast exams: NoBirth control: NoAbortion: NoHPV vaccinations: No Much as women in Florida were shocked to hear their representatives suggest that they go to the dentist for birth control, the dentists and optometrists we called didn't think it made sense to direct our inquiries about reproductive services at them.
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If you support Donald Trump, you had to know the lies and the smears against you are obviously a political attack.
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" It added, "the WSJ appears happy to have become a noticeboard for conspiracy theories and smears propagated by the Malaysian opposition.
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But whatever their differences, each, when cornered, will deny facts and tar opponents with flagrantly false accusations and wildly gratuitous smears.
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Trump supporters have said the "dossier" and other allegations of Trump involvement with Russia are smears concocted by Trump's political enemies.
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Clinton would deny that Sanders is so high-minded, complaining that the Sanders campaign has engaged in "artful smears" against her.
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Title X ensures that low-income people can access health services including Pap smears, breast exams, STD testing, and birth control.
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With every other phone (in default shooting mode), the photos above would be a few smears on a slab of blackness.
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Because democracy depends on honest and genuine discussions between opposing sides to resolve differences, these bad-faith smears can be corrosive.
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In a second piece from the same series, gleaming spheres and crescent moons seem to be frolicking among smears of light.
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"These are false and baseless smears from a jealous and vindictive ex-colleague," the former Google engineer said in a statement.
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He criticized Mr. Trump, saying he "consistently smears the character of Muslims," and pointedly challenged what sacrifices Mr. Trump had made.
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He has Pascal's Edmund, for instance, simulate a quickie with Goneril, after which she smears his lips with their sexual fluids.
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Her last two routine Pap smears, one in 243 and the next in 22017, had come up free of any issues.
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Despite Beijing's smears of Harris, it isn't clear whether they considered him more of a threat in Canberra or in Seoul.
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Republicans have questioned whether the dossier contained either disinformation peddled by Russians or deliberately false smears peddled by Trump's political enemies.
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They used more prescription drugs, they saw the doctor more often, they got more mammograms, more Pap smears, more PSA tests.
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I think about the millions of women who depend on the ACA for basic, preventive services like pap smears and mammograms.
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Hillary Clinton lost not because she was a woman or the victim of right-wing smears or because of James Comey.
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The fake news, "alternative facts" and smears of social media have damaged the faith of citizens in their leaders and institutions.
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They're absurd until you try them: salty and sweet and shattering everywhere, leaving behind smears of cream and telltale butter fingerprints.
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"We understand this is a guy who smears poop on the walls of the embassy when he's not happy," Doyle said.
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Where is the concern that these smears will eventually weaken Bernie Sanders in the general election if he becomes the nominee?
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He also suggested, without explicitly saying it, that the people offended by his insults and smears weren't actually sincere about it.
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A willingness to engage in lies and smears on behalf of Donald Trump is a sign of loyalty that Trump treasures.
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Brechbuhl was one of several top officials who were warned about the smears against YOVANOVITCH being pushed by SOLOMON and GIULIANI.
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Several months ago, I mounted dozens of smears of mud from the longest core on glass microscope slides for closer analysis.
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The campaign against her combines criminal charges with Facebook smears intended to tarnish her reputation and spread lies about her work.
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On "Spiritual Unity," a classic album recorded in 1964, Mr. Ayler's sound bursts forth, erupting in notes and smears and abrasions.
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In addition to those scribbles, the developed photo, called Maternal Line, also includes imprints of Varga's grandmother's hand, and intentional saliva smears.
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The artist seems to move back and forth between delineated shapes and smears of paint, with some leaves incorporating both pictorial possibilities.
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It smears the responsibility evenly over everyone, when the responsibility ought to be concentrated where the emissions are concentrated: among the wealthy.
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Omar's faith has made her a particular target, and it's fair to want to defend her against these smears in the abstract.
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MY: So this is one of many reasons that we try not to publish inaccurate smears: you could get sued for it.
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Although many have relied on pap smears for chlamydia testing, they're actually not necessary for it: Urine tests are just as effective.
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Some lawmakers who opposed the changes they were approved by 289 votes to 244 said they were subject to smears and intimidation.
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In "Untitled" (2015), much of this horizontal, paint-encrusted work is composed of deep brown interrupted by smears of yellow and white.
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Some lawmakers who opposed the changes – they were approved by 289 votes to 244 – said they were subject to smears and intimidation.
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"What Martha has chosen to do is run a very negative campaign based on false attacks and smears and lies," she added.
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Our problem is with Charlie Kirk's TPUSA organization that SHUTS DOWN and SMEARS socially conservative Christians and supporters of President Trump's agenda.
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This is an area where strong women have been slow to get pap smears and mammograms or tend to their general health.
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No matter if you believe abortion should be legal or not, do you think that abortions are as vital as pap smears?
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Helson worked for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's forensics lab in Knoxville, analyzing blood smears and latent fingerprints, before joining the FBI.
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Politifact on Tuesday declared various false conspiracy theories and smears directed at the survivors of the February shooting at a Parkland, Fla.
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The president wrote that Democrats are "laughing" behind the scenes about the allegations, which he characterized as "vicious" smears and false stories.
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It's like the National Enquirer and it's pile-ons without fact and it's attacks and it's smears and it's this and that.
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Instead Mr. Sinton wrings his corpulent instrument for its full range of values: toneless smears; soul-baring swells; chomping, roughed-up blasts.
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In the first chapter, Ehrenreich, a breast cancer survivor, confides that she has given up on cancer checkups, mammograms and Pap smears.
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Pap smears used to be done annually, but guidelines now recommend them every three to five years for women 21 and older.
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Throughout it all, the vast majority of our nation's law enforcement professionals continue to ignore the sharp criticism and the reckless smears.
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He has long been the target of often anti-Semitic smears accusing him of orchestrating nefarious plots, sometimes on a global scale.
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But another less-obvious factor that could be ramping the STI rate up so much is the updated guidelines around Pap smears.
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There is a long history of Republican candidates using smears that unfairly characterize candidates or their policies against the Democratic party nominee.
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Feel free to proceed with your industry backed, poll tested smears of Medicare for All but the public, they're not buying it.
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As the Federalist's Sean Davis wrote last September: If Kavanaugh is not safe from reputation- and career-destroying smears, no one is.
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Kerry was undone by many things, not least of all smears about his Vietnam War record and apparent voting irregularities in Ohio.
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She's about to learn a lot…" Mr. Cohen's lawyer, Lanny J. Davis, said Mr. Gaetz had peddled "despicable lies and personal smears.
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A highly placed executive who smears a whistleblower to cover for a star certainly deserves his or her share of the blame.
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And this fear can cause queer people to avoid seeking not just pap smears, but also other screenings, STI tests, and rape kits.
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JARRETT: And it doesn&apost matter who President Trump would have nominated, the same smears would have occurred but I admire President Trump.
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Inslee said this could help an estimated 3,500 people erase smears that sully chances for jobs, housing, and other applications for a lifetime.
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The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears.
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The left, with their smears, their witch hunts, their slanders, their insults, their riots, their violence, and their weaponizing of the federal bureaucracy.
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He pointed to other insults to women, including attacks on Fox News host Megyn Kelly and smears of former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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Red acrylic smears across floor and walls, floral patterns occasionally unfurling from incoherent splashes, boisterous carmine sprays spattering over the paintings' protective glass.
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" Green denied the claims, and at the time called the London Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner's account of the findings "false, disreputable political smears.
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"She lies, and she smears, and she paints decent Americans — you — as racists," he said, motioning toward the crowd gathered at a hotel.
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Once someone calls you a "bigot," or "white supremacist" as Hill did with the President, any protestation or response simply further smears you.
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These drawings look as if he did a rubbing of a flat image, coalescing into ghostly echoes in the streaks and smears. 224.
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Back in the day the teaching was to make women come in for Pap smears in order to get their birth control pills.
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Fears and smears raise the most money, while the fundraising enterprise takes valuable time away from governing and building relationships across the aisle.
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Gynecological resources are few and far between, she said, and financial pressures force patients to put off checkups, pap smears, and cancer screenings.
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He accused the Trump team of trying to use "lies, smears, distortions and name calling" to knock him out of the presidential race.
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The same people who chastise the progressive movement regularly traffic in anti-Muslim smears and hate speech against me and those I represent.
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Toasted, and roasted: When Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York expressed a preference for toasted bagels, online smears — or perhaps schmears — followed.
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Minister of Education Naftali Bennett of the Jewish Home party defended his ministry's decision by claiming that the book smears the Israel Defense Forces.
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Non-determinism in quantum mechanics is represented by waves, which, instead of representing definite values, represent probabilistic smears between those two (or more) values.
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Today, that means women between the age of 21 and 65 should get pap smears every three years and HPV testing every five years.
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He puts some Cheetos Puffs in a blender, smears them on his face and puts his blue hair in a swoop to mimic Trump.
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Schiff responded to the question, assailing Republicans for asking it and accusing them of "smearing" his staff and "circulating smears" in unconfirmed press reports.
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So instead of having that real debate, we're having a fake one about if Keith is anti-Israel that's based on made-up smears.
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Gurley's clothes and blood smears are still visible on the concrete by the doorway on the fifth floor, where he eventually collapsed and died.
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That may not seem like a big deal to many, but its fast-drying properties mean it's less susceptible to unwanted smears or drops.
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The conspiracy wheels will keep turning and the smears will keep coming because it is all Democrats have left to push in their narrative.
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Thanks to Title X funding, Planned Parenthood became her go-to place for Pap smears, birth control and STD testing starting in high school.
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That makes it hard for Democrats to justify further probes and easier for Trump and his allies to cast them as politically motivated smears.
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In one of the most important, final stages of the ceremony, a respected elder smears the contents of the animal's stomach on the initiate.
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As Daniel Dale of the Toronto Star highlighted, the headlines major outlets used to describe Trump's rally completely ignored his lies and incendiary smears.
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Which, in turn, means sunscreen-stained shirt collars, smears of ketchup and mustard on pants, and ice cream dribbles down the front of sundresses.
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The answer to this question depends, in turn, on whether news organizations will cooperate with those smears as gleefully as they did in 2016.
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Fusion GPS, working with the retired British spy Christopher Steele, then delivered the Russian smears to the F.B.I., which was determined to thwart Trump.
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To Ellison's supporters — largely from the Bernie Sanders wing of the party — these attacks looked like ugly smears cynically deployed to derail their candidate.
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What it received were two smears that overlapped, especially in the blocks between East 34th and 123th Streets, and faded west to Fifth Avenue.
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There, he gave credence to newspapers' smears that Mr. Kavala had funded the Taksim Square protests and had other nefarious ties hostile to Turkey.
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In her painting "Reg Park and the Hard Gainers," Suzanne McClelland scatters cyclones of dark marks and smears with contrasting body measurements and weights.
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Edna also hopes to start a lab to examine biopsies and Pap smears for cervical cancer, and to train staff members to operate it.
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It looks to me like Samsung is overcompensating by turning up the smoothing, which turns too many details into smears when you zoom in.
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Insidiously laundering smears, negative memes and caricatures through local news to help pick political winners and losers would be straight from the Sinclair playbook.
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I have vaginismus, and though I've undergone physical therapy for it, pap smears are still unbearably painful — it basically feels like I'm being stabbed.
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In the face of intense media scrutiny and right-wing smears, these students are putting on a masterclass on how to deal with bullies.
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"If you're known to be a carrier of high-risk HPV, then you want to get regular pap smears to check for cancer," she says.
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"If Republicans bail out on this good man because of the smears and character assassination perpetrated by Michael Avenatti, we deserve our fate," he said.
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As other GOP lawmakers spoke to reporters on Capitol Hill after the first day of questions from senators, she amplified Trump lawyers' smears against Biden.
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That's why a study published in the Annals of Family Medicine set out to determine whether fewer pap smears also led to fewer chlamydia diagnoses.
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Corot's work is sketchily done in semi-transparent smears of pink ocher, brown, white, and pale green that reveal the original route of the pencil.
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These colonies — and those of other penguin species — are so big that their poop smears on the snow and ice can be seen from space.
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These smears resemble widespread allegations that Jokowi is a closet Christian, or has licensed the building of umpteen churches while restricting the construction of mosques.
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And the people who were speaking were painting a picture of our country that I did not recognize -- you know, negative, scapegoating, fear, bigotry, smears.
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Israel consistently protects total freedom of worship for Jews, Muslims and Christians -- and will continue to do so despite the baseless smears launched against it.
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Sal is cleaning up Everest-sized mountains of rumpled, greased napkins; towering stacks of plates; chewed-up drinking straws; spills and smears of ranch dressing.
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In fact, the bill's co-sponsor, Colleen Burton, offered up a list of alternatives for women seeking birth control, pap smears, and other reproductive services.
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The strips are designed to be torn away during a race so that the driver's vision is not restricted by smears of grease or dirt.
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But the Hometowns are real smears on his relationships' track records now, not just prospective beacons of warmth and mom-hugs in the vague future.
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The family planning program, Title X, ensures that low-income people can access health services including Pap smears, breast exams, STD testing, and birth control.
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Morales lost a referendum vote on the proposed change last year, but the court judged he had been subject to illegal smears during the campaign.
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She artfully smears the spicy sweet potato puree across the top, and heaps the roasted veggies and a perfectly fried over-easy egg on top.
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Based on what we know now, it's clearer than ever Democrats owe Kavanaugh, his family and the country an apology for the smears they proliferated.
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The nonprofits, LLCs, super PACs, PR firms, crisis management companies and global law firms that organize and promote smears have formed a multibillion-dollar industry.
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Annual pap smears can help doctors detect cervical cancer, another cancer linked to the HPV, in women, but anal cancer testing isn&apost as common.
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She was one of 22017 women who died of cancer after receiving false negatives on Pap smears done by CervicalCheck, Ireland's national cervical screening program.
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In a 2016 interview with Britain's New Statesman magazine, Mnangagwa dismissed allegations he was a Gukurahundi "enforcer," saying these were smears peddled by political opponents.
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Using a deep red to convey gaping gashes and thick smears of clotted blood, her works visualizes the rage of female bodies in silenced pain.
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"Unfortunately or fortunately," she said, her party gets no funding from Russia, but it has suffered from being linked to Russia by her opponents' smears.
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Correct. I think if you're running for office, you should be talking about your ideas, not just attacking your opponent in vacuous smears and overstatements.
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"Clubbing involves crowded conditions on the dance floor, and participants inevitably get sweaty, which would help viruses linger on smears left on surfaces," she said.
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Given how much Ukraine depends on American support, Giuliani's smears made it politically impossible for Leshchenko, who left Parliament in August, to continue advising Zelensky.
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Ms. Kaul has an oozy, aspirated voice, and smears it tactfully atop Mr. Lam's euphoric, quick-stepping production, which bridges fiery garage and joyous disco.
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Schiff responded that he was "appalled" at the attacks on his staff, saying he would not respond to the smears coming from a newspaper article.
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The original pact agreed upon between the two candidates and their respective campaign teams said that neither would attack the other with any smears tactics.
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"I've gone through a campaign and had a lot of smears, but it pales in comparison with what you've had to deal with," he added.
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Strap an iPhone to a microscope's lens with their optical adapter, and Celly's neural networks can help analyze blood smears, starting with blood cell counts.
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She had been ousted from her job in Ukraine after Giuliani became a point man in spreading unfounded smears in right-wing media against her.
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Parkland students, you have shown so much courage in standing up for truth, for your right to attend school safely, & now against these disgusting smears.
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In the industrialized world, routine Pap smears and other tests have almost entirely eliminated deaths, but in Africa the disease remains among the most deadly.
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A pugnacious politician considered one of Latin America's best orators, Garcia had long been dogged by graft allegations that he brushed off as baseless political smears.
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" Mike Cernovich, a prominent voice in the "new-right" movement, tweeted: "Media smears Jeffrey Lord for making 'Nazi gesture' when he was clearly satirizing the left.
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He sometimes smears a thick dash of line over a wet field that seems to function visually like that of a pause in a musical score.
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" It also accused RNS of "attempting to join other fake news reporters by painting a false picture of the Falwell name with false statements and smears.
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Now Hillary Clinton is the target of vicious smears (she's dying, Benghazi, emails) while Democrats use Donald Trump's own words against him rather than inventing rumors.
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A 2016 OPA report estimates that Title X funding allowed clinics to provide 700,000 pap smears, four million STD tests, and a million breast cancer screenings.
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A few years ago, he would have rendered this subject matter through gloomy smears of R&B; last year, it would have been ecstatic, shimmering pop.
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Usually, Ms. Benglis attacks the wire-paper construction with paint, glitter and "ground coal with matte medium," which yields wonderful dry charcoal-like marks and smears.
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We've learned that Roy Cohn, Senator Joseph McCarthy's right-hand man, counseled a young Mr. Trump for many years, nurturing a style of bluster and smears.
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Planned Parenthood says cutting off those funds would make it more difficult for women to obtain birth control, Pap smears or testing for sexually transmitted diseases.
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Closures affect more than abortion care; each of these facilities offers a range of women's health and other medical services, including pap smears and birth control.
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In the 2000 presidential race, Senator John McCain of Arizona lost what was a famously ugly primary contest in South Carolina, where he faced vicious smears.
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Peering around to the other side of the plaster globs, smears, and bulbs of Cerqueira Letie's material are smooth and articulate casts, fragments of her body.
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Ms. Prioul, who recorded and released a video last year about her accusations, was vilified online and faced threats and smears from fans of Mr. Lamjarred.
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He smears my face with Vaseline, pulls on my gloves and then I'm in the ring getting the rules from Mr. Brophy who's also the referee.
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During the campaign, Stone had sought to spread smears about Hillary Clinton and openly bragged of being in touch with WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange.
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Over the last 24 hours, he has lashed out at the women accusing Kavanaugh and dismissed their allegations as politically motivated smears against a good man.
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Then I saw them, so incredibly far away down on the floor of the canyon that they were just shimmering smears of white and brown pixels.
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When students are educated about routine pap smears, the importance of screening transgender men is also taught; the same goes for prostate exams and transgender women.
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" Schiff claimed that the memo "cherry-picks facts, ignores others and smears the FBI and the Justice Department — all while potentially revealing intelligence sources and methods.
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Harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I'm making.
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Andrew Desiderio, Congress reporter: Kyle and Natasha are absolutely right about the significance of Vindman's testimony, and the smears against him by some on the right.
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Many undecided voters chose to support him after seeing his continued calm and self-restraint, despite the flow of sarcasm, smears and attacks from his opponent.
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"It's only fair that I have a chance to respond 2 any smears or half truths about alleged "Collusion with Russians" from 2day's Intel Hearing," Stone tweeted.
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As a family physician, I also know how important preventive services such as mammograms, colonoscopies and pap smears (the most common screening test for cervical cancer) are.
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Just two days ago The New York Times put out an article saying that I'm a Russian asset and an Assad apologist and all these different smears.
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"While Ramaphosa and the six or so other contenders battle the smears against them, something more sinister and insidious is unfolding," writes Justice Malala, a political columnist.
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Trump's allegations feed into his unproven claims of a rigged election system and "false smears" that he says are part of a conspiracy bent on defeating him.
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The name is fitting because these hardened smears of chocolate are delicate and dreamy, yet you know when you bite in, they'll offer a most satisfying crunch.
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It's also the single largest provider of sex education, and provides hundreds of thousands of pap smears and breast exams -- and millions of STD tests -- each year.
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Beyond Trump, major conservative figures like Newt Gingrich, the former Republican speaker of the House, and Fox News' Sean Hannity are spreading the most dishonest smears imaginable.
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After I've removed the eyeliner smears, I cast around for another eyeliner, realize I don't have one, and apply the very average Kjaer Weis mascara from yesterday.
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On Saturday, Sanders accused ThinkProgress, a news site affiliated with the Center for American Progress (CAP), of "bad-faith smears" in a letter to the organization's board.
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Though Chinese officials have brushed off both leaks as fabrications and attempted smears by Western countries, they have also defended the country&aposs tactics in the region.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, offered a fierce defense of Judge Kavanaugh on Monday against what he called smears orchestrated by Democrats.
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One might have reasonably expected, at this point, a sad end for these students: public apologies, expulsions, smears on state TV, even prosecutions for distributing gay propaganda.
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She smears soft chunks of tongue with peanut butter, garnishes guacamole with a black dusting of chile ash, piles her cactus salad with burrata and crunchy chicharrón.
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In this ritual, a female specialist—a juntaora—inserts a handkerchief into the women's vagina, breaking the hymen, and collecting smears of blood to prove her virginity.
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If candidates are too afraid to stand up against those who would suppress the voices of the American people with McCarthyist smears, they are not real leaders.
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Just two days ago, The New York Times put out an article saying that I'm a Russian asset and an Assad apologist, and all these different smears.
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It's just a much cleaner look, and the Switch Lite's matte plastic body is also more grippy and comfortable, and less prone to smears from sweaty hands.
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The couple also appeared in a packet of materials the State Department inspector general delivered to Congress on Wednesday, which Democrats described as unsubstantiated smears against Yovanovitch.
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Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE and George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFeinstein endorses Christy Smith for Katie Hill's former House seat What if impeachment fails?
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"Anal pap smears are controversial because there are a lot of false positives," says Dr. John Rescigno, a radiation oncologist at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Cancer Center.
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Khazrik's work, resurrecting Malychef's photographs (which dwell both on Lebanon's dumping grounds and its natural beauty), celebrates his dedication, proffering an alternative narrative to the official smears.
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Drips, smears, and spatters compete with swaths of multicolored handmade paper, and large pours of black metallic paint sully the compositions' quasi-Cubist jigsaw shapes with aleatory splats.
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In the rose-gold land of Lauren Conrad, the winged liner never smears, the cupcake frosting never goes bad, and there are no loud colors or loud noises.
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White abortion services aren't available, a public health clinic waives and discounts fees for people who cannot afford birth control, STD testing, Pap smears and more, Flores said.
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It's important to note that even with the shot, adults with cervixes should still schedule regular pap smears and/or HPV tests to screen for cancers and abnormalities.
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"Exclusive – Mitch McConnell's Full Meltdown: Danny Tarkanian Slams Majority Leader, Dean Heller for Baseless Smears Against Steve Bannon," read the headline on a story about the SLF tweet.
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Those health care services include pap smears, cervical and breast cancer screenings, STD treatment and testing for both men and women, as well as reproductive and primary care.
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Many doctors aren't aware that some transgender men may still need pap smears, breast exams and mammograms, and that all transgender women should be screened for prostate problems.
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There's true malice in his eyes the moment she tells him a record company wants to sign her and he smears a cream cheese bagel across her face.
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Spotting is one symptom of cervical cancer — but if you've been getting pap smears regularly and you're not seeing any other symptoms, that's probably not be the case.
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They love to fill them with body parts, or smears, or just to take a moment and peer through the proverbial looking glass into a perceived other existence.
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He smears blood across his body, both sensually and in panic, seemingly struck with the sudden realization that he's both the author and the subject of his pain.
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We can and will debate the merits of the testimony, but baseless smears against those who have dedicated their lives to our country are beneath our nation's dignity.
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Likewise, the single payer system of Canada fails to deliver screening tests for the most common cancers as broadly as the US system, including PAP smears and colonoscopies.
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Maybe test the edge with your fingertip; a single drop of blood, the color and luminosity of a Burmese ruby, beads up, smears rust-colored across the steel.
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As the debate around the topic has heated up, a number of lies and smears have been hurled at the side attempting to protect babies in the womb.
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" • Donald J. Trump counterattacked after several women came forward with accounts of his sexual aggression, singling out The New York Times for publishing what he called "false smears.
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"Before we learned that Pap smears could safely be discontinued at age 65 for most women, gynecologists regularly saw the changes of vulvovaginal atrophy," Vesco said by email.
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But note as well instrumentals designated "Mexican Fenders #1" and "#2," a guitar-not-car metaphor that evokes the shambolic fuzz and droll electronic detritus he smears everywhere.
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They say that they may vote for Mr. Moore next week in anger at what they perceive as sleazy smears against him coming from distant politicians they detest.
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Gloria Coates, who decamped to Europe in 1969, has composed at least 16 symphonies, mind-bending works couched in a language laden with eerie smears of orchestral texture.
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He described the election campaign as the most difficult in the history of Israel and said he and his party had been the victims of lies and smears.
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The performance might as well end with her slow, masterfully understated death scene — by a thousand silent cuts, as actor after actor smears red paint over her costume.
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Democrats charged that Giuliani aided Trump's pressure campaign in Ukraine by ginning up smears against an anti-corruption U.S. ambassador, Marie Yovanovitch, and prompting Trump to remove her.
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Millions of cisgender girls and young women may have received unnecessary pelvic exams and pap smears, according to estimates in a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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In the meantime, Fox News is aggressively defending Trump, joining in smears of public servants and playing a role in history that embarrasses many of us in journalism.
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She's played with styles, working in Impressionist daubs and smears, the high-contrast black and white of Banksy-style street art, and the bold color of pop art.
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Mr. Nygard was behind smears declaring that Mr. Bacon belonged to the Ku Klux Klan; Mr. Bacon and Mr. Smith accused Mr. Nygard of plotting to kill them.
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In the composer Wang Lu's 2015 chamber work "Urban Inventory," chromatic smears of instrumental color accrue into a playful depiction of an afternoon in a Chinese city park.
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During the hearing, Stone tweeted that he hopes to testify before the intelligence committee to respond to the "smears" and "half truths" he claims have been launched against him.
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The media outlets did not even attempt to confirm the most basic facts because even a simple investigation would have shown that these were nothing more than false smears.
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It's the sort of place that no human will ever see first-hand; the event horizon of a black hole smears matter across time and space like cosmic paste.
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While pap smears might not be necessary on an annual basis for everyone, be sure to have regular, open conversations with your doctor to determine what's best for you.
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While the organization receives about $500 million each year in federal funding, that money helps pay for health services such as vital cancer screenings and pap smears, not abortions.
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Mr Najib was the victim of political smears over the Altantuya case, the spokesperson said, adding: "There is absolutely no evidence of any wrongdoing and there never will be."
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"The media outlets did not attempt to confirm the most basic facts because even a simple investigation would have shown these were nothing more than false smears," he added.
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Ms. Hill said it was clear to her that Mr. Giuliani and other Americans and Ukrainians working with him on business dealings were behind the smears on Ms. Yovanovitch.
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I&aposve stained clothes, notebooks, and keyboards indelibly with blood smears, disgusted friends, lovers, and strangers with hands that looked like a werewolf had been let loose on them.
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Upstairs, bullet holes peppering the stair wall and thick smears of blood in several rooms of the debris-strewn house testified to the brutal shootout that had taken place.
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Serra's black circles, surrounded by scrapes, splatters, and smears, are printed in ink so heavy that it looks like tar, giving the impression of tire tracks through soft asphalt.
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Titled Fake Smears and Facial Food Fiascos, the exhibit showcases 40 18 by 18-inch prints of David's latest self-portraits, which were initially published on his Instagram account.
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In the 1980s, Scandavian medical studies highlighted the relationship between HPV and uterine cervical carcinoma, leading to yearly pap smears, HPV education for women, and eventually the HPV vaccine.
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Indeed, a noticeable backlash has hyper-energized Mr. Moore's volunteers and a cohort of generally apolitical citizens now furious at the spreading of what they consider viciously false smears.
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During the pilot shoot, with Sam nowhere to be found, Bash dons a tuxedo, lovingly smears glitter on his eyelids and steps into his dream role as GLOW's announcer.
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House Democrats say the documents show how Parnas sent articles to Bakanov containing smears and "false allegations" against Biden, and that Bakanov said he shared the articles with Zelensky.
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She loved them all the same, she said, and tells tourists that the lotion she smears on a fresh tattoo is made from the semen of her 17 boyfriends.
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" Gabbard pushed back on Harris, accusing her of "continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I'm making.
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" In the video, which does not name any specific enemies of the Trump administration, Loesch accuses "saboteurs" in the government of damaging the Trump administration with "leaks and smears.
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An initial approach that offered firm -- but still respectful -- denials eventually morphed into the indignant, politically-tinged rebuttal of "smears" that Kavanaugh offered in testimony before the Judiciary Committee.
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A WOMAN IS NO MAN By Etaf Rum In a hushed bedroom, a woman smears foundation over the bruises on her daughter-in-law's face, layer after silencing layer.
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This would have serious consequences for low-income patients, many of whom rely on Planned Parenthood for reproductive health care from birth control to Pap smears to STD testing.
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The combination of Trumpian politics — character assassination, smears, conspiracy theories, and smashmouth attacks on opponents — combined with his use of presidential power will be unlike anything we have seen before.
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The public's lack of familiarity with transgender people can make candidates more vulnerable to smears, in turn making it harder to win elections — or discouraging them from running at all.
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"Donald Trump consistently smears the character of Muslims, he disrespects minorities, women, judges, even his own party leadership," Khan told The Star, a Toronto-based news publication, late last week.
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What this is about is birth control, pap smears, STI tests, and sex education, and whether it's in the public interest to make sure everyone has access to those things.
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"My bum's disappearing first!" exclaimed one woman, whose brief moment of repose on the floor had left behind fleeting, anatomically revealing traces of white, like chalk smears on a blackboard.
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His whole method depends on proving that he's no worse than the people he smears, and he may be better because at least he doesn't pretend to have good manners.
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"Landscape Study" (September 1907) is further abstracted: broad smears of paint, squeezed straight from the tube or applied with a palette knife, are almost unreadable as a landscape up close.
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NUSAYBIN, Turkey — Smears of fresh black asphalt covered the blood stains from a deadly mortar strike on a quiet neighborhood in Nusaybin, Turkey, just two blocks from the Syrian border.
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That is why he is frantically pushing flat-out lies, debunked conspiracy theories and smears against me and my family, no doubt hoping to undermine my candidacy for the presidency.
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OTA reports in 1987 and 1990, which concluded that Pap smears and mammograms for older women could save thousands of lives, were instrumental in extending Medicare reimbursement for these tests.
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Gerstl basically goes rogue: reducing the Schoenberg family to a series of rounded smears of varying sizes, applied with a knife one over the other until they are brazenly abstract.
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The A.C.A. also required all insurers to cover preventive health services without co-payments; for women, this includes birth control, Pap smears, mammograms and a host of other crucial services.
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The positive rate on pap smears is literally almost an order of magnitude lower than what you'd see with cancer risk, but now all of a sudden it's the same cost.
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Critics of repressive governments often find themselves subjected to smears that, if they had been directed towards people within those governments, would have led to jail, the poorhouse or the morgue.
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The group said Kerry exaggerated what he'd done in the war for his own benefit, something a New York Times columnist called "one of the ugliest smears in modern US politics."
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Ryan's policy memo, which he finally dropped last Thursday, doesn't address free access to contraception, gender rating, or whether preventive services, like mammograms or pap smears, will continue to be covered.
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" Trump later declared: "To Hillary Clinton, and to her donors and advisors, pushing her to spread her smears and her lies about decent people, I have three words: Shame on you.
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Are enough Americans willing to vote for a presidential candidate who smears Mexicans and denigrates Muslims all while talking about punching protesters in the face and playing footsie with the KKK?
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Yes, he tweeted lukewarm praise—though with the cavet that the bill was open for "negotiation"—but he seemed more interested in continuing to level factually inaccurate smears against Barack Obama.
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It's important to note that the "cancer screenings" that Khloé refers to in her Instagram caption are Pap smears, which test for abnormal growth on the squamous cells of the cervix.
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McConnell was visibly angered about the attacks toward him, calling them "modern-day McCarthyism" and blasting critics for using "unhinged smears" during a fiery speech on the Senate floor on Monday.
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Smear /smeer/: noun Bork, Thomas, Hill, Clinton, Clinton, Beck, Imus, Palin, Biden, Obama, O'Reilly, Sanders, Trump, Hannity, Kavanaugh, Northam, Klobuchar, Carlson ... Smears have become a distasteful staple in our media diet.
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After the report was introduced, Mr. Corbyn was also accused of failing to intervene when a Jewish Labour lawmaker, Ruth Smeeth, faced what she called "anti-Semitic smears" from an activist.
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During their three grueling debates, as millions of Americans looked on in disgust, both presidential candidates refused to seek even a modicum of common ground, choosing smears over solutions every time.
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In "Report to London" (16–16), multiple layers of smudges and smears are evident through wide swaths of translucent brown and pink paint, appearing to cover a hidden green landscape beneath.
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He said he smears each fillet with the stuff before wrapping it in the chard and cooking it slowly in the oven, flipping the packets often, to keep the meat moist.
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When a homeless man abandons dinner before Kiya can film him, Mr. Mockler's colorful, kinetic frames capture what Kiya missed, relishing the grease as it smears across the man's pallid face.
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Mr. Porter's former boss, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, sent his own statement to The Mail, saying that the article contained "vile" smears and vouching for Mr. Porter's character.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh vowed to fight "smears," after a second allegation of sexual impropriety emerged against him, and said he would not "be intimidated into withdrawing" from his Supreme Court nomination.
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In a piece called "Art Make-Up: No. 2708 White, No. 29400 Pink, No. 21 Green, No. 221 Black," he smears his face and bare chest with layers of colored pigment.
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And where the digital tools of electronic music favor numerical precision and exact repetition, OPN's music has often counterattacked, using glitches, wobbles, smears, interruptions and seeming non sequiturs, constantly undermining expectations.
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The war veteran has never quite clicked with the president, but other West Wing staff members recoiled at a series of smears against General McMaster by internet allies of Mr. Bannon.
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That is despite his being on the end of his share of fake smears, including one that he would seize second homes and another that his son secretly drives a Lamborghini.
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But Brightman said that when she read the new STI data from the CDC, the first thing that struck her was that people might be conflating Pap smears with STI testing.
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That is why is he is frantically pushing flat-out lies, debunked conspiracy theories and smears against me and my family, no doubt hoping to undermine my candidacy for the presidency.
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Progressive Jewish groups have accused President Donald Trump of spreading anti-Semitic smears when he spoke on Saturday night in an appeal to Jewish voters at an Israeli American Council conference.
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The ex-mayor has embraced President Donald Trump's approach to politics—a toxic mix of avarice, shamelessness, and conspiratorial smears—more thoroughly than almost any other figure in American public life.
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During the transition he publicly called out the intelligence community for being behind the leaks and at one point, he compared them to smears conducted by the Nazis in the 1940s.
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State television, from which a significant number of Poles get their news, consistently smears, in aggressive and defamatory language, the political opposition and anyone who thinks differently from the ruling party.
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Clinton and Senator Kamala Harris of California had also been accused of sexual misbehavior, and complained bitterly about what she called "the Bernie Bro smears" that erased Mr. Sanders's female supporters.
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His justification for the wall is based upon lies and smears against the vast majority of immigrants who are law-abiding and moral, but whom he paints as less than human.
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One girl smears menstrual blood on her face like war paint; another fantasizes about giving birth, smashing her newborn's head on the rocks and force-feeding the corpse to her rivals.
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For instance, "there are guys who prefer to have a hysterectomy because they are very uncomfortable having pelvic exams and pap smears, which are necessary when you have a cervix," Radix said.
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The goal is to map and estimate population sizes — although the researchers still have to go and verify that what they're counting as poop smears do in fact translate into penguin hangouts.
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At least two new Muslim-focused political action committees have sprung up, and several nonprofit groups are teaching potential candidates how to raise money, give effective speeches, and counter anti-Muslim smears.
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So when the character she is playing smears lipstick on her mouth and buttons a tidy Oxford, she's making fun of people who dare to pursue a thing they are passionate about.
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St. Kara is present in the two-paneled "The Republic of New Afrika at a Crossroads," a large wash of broad, black and gray smears with bloody, dismembered brown bodies strewn about.
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In the three-and-a-half minute video, published Tuesday, the women explain why providing women with lifesaving healthcare — like birth control, pap smears, and breast cancer screenings — is smart and sexy.
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My makeup smears, my nose gets runny — but then I also get that vivid eye color that only comes from crying and that can't reproduce no matter what magic eyeliner I try.
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"The only medical care I was receiving was the care I got through Planned Parenthood for my yearly physicals and yearly pap smears to get my birth control," said Miceli, now 275.
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The other depicts the same container up close and without flowers, its egg-shaped body and wide, curvy mouth drawn with exacting sensuality against a turbulent background of abstract marks and smears.
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The group says it offers pregnancy testing and counseling, prenatal care, HIV/AIDS testing, ultrasounds, cancer testing, well-woman care, pap smears, STD testing and treatment, adoption referral and post-abortion support.
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The alien monsters that resembled the writhing biomass that spawned them were little more than smears of low-resolution textures across a few enormous blocks that stood in for torsos and limbs.
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"Today serves as a complete repudiation of the smears and lies leveled against me in the campaign last year," Taylor, who lost by about 2 points, said in a statement on Monday.
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It's only fair that I have a chance to respond 85033 any smears or half truths about alleged "Collusion with Russians" from 2day's Intel Hearing Stone's tweet followed an exchange between Rep.
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Research shows that many trans men avoid getting pap smears because of discomfort associated with their bodies, which could account for the higher instances of cervical cancer identified in trans male populations.
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One, titled "One June Early Morning," features a canvas slapped with heavy black strokes of paint that battle with fiery smears of red and orange, which together overwhelm delicate blues and whites.
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At the water table, a 13-year-old girl smears her arms with purple paint while a 1-year-old boy watches intently from a teacher's lap before toddling over to investigate.
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It also smears them with that smell, the smell that irritates the Parks' noses when they think about it too hard and the smell that the Kims can't wash off of themselves.
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By painting a glassy brown eye at either side, along with crimson smears for nose and mouth and a quick white bow tie underneath, Gabritschevsky makes the translucent form into a face.
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He has already faced internal criticism for his refusal to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry and failure to defend career Foreign Service officers who have testified and have been targeted by smears.
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The threat posed to our democracy by Fox News is multifaceted: First and most simply, it's clearly advancing and giving voice to narratives and smears backed and imagined by our foreign adversaries.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. trade, economic and scientific restrictions on China and "smears" against its sovereignty are impacting global stability and development, the Chinese government's top diplomat said in comments published on Monday.
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Standing in a kitchen in San Francisco, in a state where foie gras is illegal, Josh Tetrick cuts into the pale gray pate anyway and smears it on a thin piece of bread.
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"They found out I had had annual pap smears and they got a warrant for my medical records," Rawson says in an ABC 20/20 documentary on that airs tonight at 9 p.m.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words," Davis said.
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In "Gego's Asteroid" (2017), a mostly blue, rock-like asteroid floating in or streaking through an inky black expanse is festooned with orange and dark brown blobs and smears, and glittery, multicolored streaks.
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With all of 155 horsepower, the Miata MX-7923 leaves two squiggly rubber smears imprinted on the asphalt as I peel out on a quiet two-lane road somewhere south of San Francisco.
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And it smears Biden so Trump allies can argue to voters that whatever sleazy stuff they've done, the other side is just as swampy — just like they did with Clinton four years ago.
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"In response, Gabbard said: "What Senator Harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I am making.
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For starters, we know that patients who are obese are in general less likely to see their healthcare providers and less likely to get lifesaving screening tests like Pap smears and breast exams.
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Trump smears Jay Inslee, governor of the state at the heart of the coronavirus outbreak: "I told Mike [Pence] not to be complimentary of the governor, because that governor is a snake." pic.twitter.
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In an operation so inept it might be comic were it not so cruel, in 2006 two Russian assassins poisoned Litvinenko with polonium in a London hotel, leaving a trail of radioactive smears.
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Mr. Pompeo's statement was made "out of prejudice and arrogance" and "grossly intervenes in China's internal affairs, attacks its system, and smears its domestic and foreign policies," the Chinese Embassy in Washington said.
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Anonymous smears falsely claimed that Mr. McCain had fathered a black child out of wedlock, that his wife was a drug addict and that he was a homosexual, a traitor and mentally unstable.
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Bolton also revealed that Trump told him to encourage Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to meet with his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who was spreading smears about the Bidens and pressing Ukrainians to investigate.
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"The same people who chastise the progressive movement regularly traffic in anti-Muslim smears and hate speech against me and those I represent," Omar tweeted Thursday, sharing two images of tweets from McCain.
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Whether it is because Democrats fear losing to Trump or because they appreciate Biden as the antithesis to Trump, Biden's numbers have remained solid despite all the attacks and smears from the administration.
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" Schiff quickly shot back: "Instead of tweeting false smears, the American people would appreciate it if you turned off the TV and helped solve the funding crisis, protected Dreamers or ... really anything else.
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How to explain the blue-footed boobies on the front and home page of The New York Times — amid stories about presidential smears, conspiracy theories, sexist attacks and a setback for transgender rights?
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In a speech on Wednesday before the UN General Assembly, Hernandez again defended his political reputation against what he called "smears" from "criminals" and others, without outright referring to the allegations against him.
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Omar herself has been subject to vicious Islamophobic smears, and has also come under attack for supporting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which seeks to use economic pressure to secure Palestinian rights.
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The social media giant's reputation has been suffering as of late from scandals involving everything from reckless data-sharing with third parties and spreading smears about critics to allegations of complicity in literal genocide.
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Alternatively, they can use those same robotic tools, fake accounts and dedicated teams to troll individuals with hateful commentary or smears that make them afraid to speak, or difficult to be heard or believed.
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But clinics can't use federal funds for such abortions in the first place, so this bill essentially means providers could have less money for things like birth control, Pap smears, and, yes, STD testing.
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His "David and Goliath" (1680), for instance, feels a bit too caught up in David's outfit, with its dainty smears of blood from his encounter with Goliath and his chic cheetah-skin slingshot caddy.
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Of those interviewed, four had gone to Planned Parenthood for abortion services, but every patient relied on their local Planned Parenthood center for regular reproductive care like pap smears, STI screenings, and birth control.
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And then, as no doubt as expected, if not planned, came a long series of false last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Disabled women around the world are being denied basic health services from family planning advice to pap smears because they are seen as asexual, disability rights campaigners said on Thursday.
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I like to do bottom lashes first, so that way, my client, when she needs to look up, if I did her lashes first on top then I would get smudges and smears everywhere.
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He said he was "shocked" when he first found out that military aid to Ukraine had been withheld at Trump's direct order, and blasted Giuliani and others for spreading gross smears against then-U.
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"I'm not going to let you get into a discussion about smears ... or right-wing activity," Walls said, saying it wasn't relevant to the allegations at issue in trial, and that it was "junk."
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Now, it feels like a public spectacle of attacks and smears and it's just gone ... There's some good ways to get news on it and some of it's funny but it's become a cesspool.
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Neo-Maoists dismiss criticisms of Mao as smears by Westerners and revisionists, and the group vociferously defends Mao and his policies in articles online, with occasional public shaming of those who slight his legacy.
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The decisions may make it more difficult for teenagers wanting to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases, for gay men looking to prevent HIV and even for women seeking breast exams or pap smears.
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Lillian Usa, dressed in a Clash T-shirt and dark-rimmed glasses, was there with her boyfriend, a medical student, standing near a wall decorated with lipstick kiss smears from women perfecting their makeup.
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Tables are packed with diners who swipe fry bread through smears of pepperoni butter, and debate whether the Sichuan-spiced pork osso buco is better than the braised onion caramelle with braised beef cheeks.
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With their symbolic orifices, blood, rips, cuts, smears, wounds, scabs, and bandages, they communicate simultaneous states of rapture and rupture, and a host of erotic and esoteric associations that relate to flesh and spirit.
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The result is that the characters look like they are living in the world of an ancient scroll, with inky smears worked into everything from the patterns on clothing to the marbling of stone.
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"After three years of lies and smears and slander, the Russia hoax is finally dead," Mr. Trump told thousands of his supporters at a Michigan rally days after Mr. Barr's letter was made public.
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While these smears are especially troubling in Thunberg's case because of her age, they mirror the kinds of targeted online harassment employed against many people and groups by those who wish to silence them.
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But after a race in which McSally accused Sinema of saying "It's OK to commit treason," and Sinema said McSally was spreading "smears," there's been no real attempt to put the past behind them.
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As Kavanaugh's accusers have come forward, Republicans have grown increasingly frustrated with the process and what they believe to be personal smears aimed at stalling a perfectly capable man's ascent to the Supreme Court.
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BOZ QANDAHARI, Afghanistan — A day after a battle in this village on the outskirts of Kunduz, residents readily pointed out the smears of what they said was American blood on a packed-dirt street.
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Using emphatic but controlled paint strokes, dabs, drips, and smears, these images simultaneously recede and approach in terms of abstraction and figuration, which cleverly simulates the equivalent qualities of memory as a sensory experience.
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" It's weird that a kitchen appliance manufacturer wants to get in on the election furor, but the company says it wants to educate people on the election rather than have them read political "smears.
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FOGGIA, Italy (Reuters) - Smears of blood and oil mark the spot on the road where a van full of migrant farm laborers slammed into an oncoming truck and somersaulted across the tarmac on Aug.
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LEVIN: So when the Senator smears you and he&aposs protected under the Constitution, they all are, the speech and debate clause, do you think what he said about you and your organization was bigoted?
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Alpha Tau Omega's second suspension smears the national organization's reputation, which has a presence at around 150 campuses, at one of the largest universities in the country and the largest in the state of Florida.
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Brett Kavanaugh calls the sexual assault allegations weighing on his Supreme Court confirmation a "coordinated effort to destroy my good name" and "smears, pure and simple" in a new letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte has cultivated an online fan base — even bringing popular social media influencers into the government — that's known for "patriotic trolling": sending hate messages to his critics and spreading smears about them.
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As such, survivors who come forward still routinely face vicious character smears from people who sympathize with the accused, or who just don't want to believe that sexual assault is as common as it is.
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Blending deep, dark smears of contour into icy, creamy white highlighter is not exactly what most of us want to take on when we're doing our makeup on a day-to-day basis — or ever.
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From cross device tracking using inaudible sounds to large scale Bluetooth beacon deployments, our data exhuast is becoming a literal statement as we begin to leave smears of data spread over the things we touch.
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The equivalent data to that derived from decades of Pap smears on women in lowering the incidence of cancer is lacking, but there is every reason to believe this will be an effective screening tool.
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Flashes of brighter colors—a Union Jack, a red cross, purple smears of jelly on toast, or the yellow wings of a German fighter plane—break the spell, but not always to the best effect.
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In many US McDonald's locations I've been to, especially the larger ones, you often have to move aside discarded trays with food remains and wipe up smears of Ketchup before sitting down at a table.
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Without question, whoever the Democratic nominee is in 2020, Trump will go after him or her with hammer and tong, aiming to destroy their reputation, credibility and viability with a barrage of insults and smears.
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And yet despite her clear empathy and compassion for those workers affected by the shutdown, members of the media portrayed her as "out of touch" while social media users launched more vicious and personal smears.
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Later, in 1970, Jimi Hendrix would deconstruct "Johnny B. Goode" as he had "The Star-Spangled Banner," reimagining Berry's masterpiece of Pop miniaturism as an Abstract-Expressionist explosion of drips, smears, and lashes of sound.
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Republicans accused Democrats of fomenting "mob rule" by egging on protesters, and Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, repeatedly blamed Democrats for setting off a "mudslide" of personal smears against Justice Kavanaugh.
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He also hit out at his opponents' election tactics, describing the election campaign as the most difficult in the history of Israel, saying he and his party had been the victims of lies and smears.
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Daly says Thrive's multi-cancer blood test is not intended to replace the standard of care, meaning that patients given false reassurance would still be recommended the traditional screening tests, like mammographies or pap smears.
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From the earliest days of the campaign, Harris was subject to conspiracy theories that ricocheted around social media, even giving way to a reprisal of the same birtherism smears that plagued former President Barack Obama.
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Tulsi Gabbard trashed the Democratic Party as "not the party that is of, by and for the people," accused Kamala Harris of trafficking in "lies and smears and innuendo" and attacked Pete Buttigieg as naive.
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" "Without a hint of irony, Obama smears President Trump's 63 million Republican voters as divisive & resentful," the RNC wrote, prompting Alembik to quote the tweet and write in all capital letters: "F--- THE MUSLIM N-----.
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Even when HPV is cleared by the body without consequence, it can be painful, stressful and expensive to have repeat Pap smears and the tests to ensure the virus is not causing precancer or cancer.
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Those kinds of personal attacks are meant to wear down and break a target — to push a public figure out of public life by bombarding them with a never-ending avalanche of smears and accusations.
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Kavanaugh's larger argument during his tearful and angry opening statement on Thursday was that due to the allegations against him, anyone who tried to serve in public life would be vulnerable to smears and intimidation.
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"We urge the U.S. side to immediately correct its erroneous actions and cease its slanderous smears relating to internet security," it said, adding that it would take necessary measures to safeguard its own cybersecurity and interests.
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And then, and then as no doubt was expected, if not planned, came a long series of false, last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
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Kavanaugh, who will testify in a Senate hearing Thursday, has repeatedly denied any allegation of wrongdoing, calling the allegations against himself "smears, pure and simple" in a letter to Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley on Monday.
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" Kavanaugh also said the behavior of some committee Democrats at his first hearing was "an embarrassment," and he suggested Democrats may have planned to release Ford's allegations in order to prompt other "false last-minute smears.
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"He smears the gel on with his hands and NO GLOVES on and when he glides the ultrasound wand thing over my breasts he drags his fingers on them and it f—— bothers me," she added.
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Norma Chavez is trying to run to her left, but Chavez has a nasty history of using anti-gay smears and if forced into a runoff with Fenenbock would be a much weaker candidate than Escobar.
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China said Tuesday Secretary of State Mike Pompeo "smears" the country with his remarks about the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest, as Beijing authorities stepped up security in the area on the 30th anniversary of the crackdown.
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Mixing ADF in with genuinely violent hate groups smears us, and suggesting that our hosting company should consider withholding service or face reputational damage is an unacceptable attempt to interfere with our legal mission and advocacy.
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The filing accused Sears' unsecured creditors of efforts to "poison the well" against ESL, with "page after page of its pleadings with smears and false narratives that are completely irrelevant" to his proposed acquisition of Sears.
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Puddles and smears of blood as well as bloody ropes were discovered in the Bend apartment of 31-year-old Bryan Michael Penner, an ex-boyfriend of missing Sara Gomez, according to the local newspaper there.
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A Malaysian government spokesperson dismissed allegations of wrongdoing against Mr Najib in the submarine deal as "baseless smears for political gain", adding that the prime minister had not benefited from any payments linked to the contract.
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But the real attraction is the sure-handed rendering of the lines and forms, the dramatic contrasts between velvety black and stark white, and the delicate charcoal smears feathering off the solidity of the screw heads.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Davis said.
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He is going by the book, regardless of the intense smears against him by the media & the Dems MEDIA: if you just run off and repeat what Barr says the report says ... SO HELP ME GOD.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Davis wrote.
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" Walls ultimately ruled the prosecution must use an edited clip of the interview, cutting out the portions on smears and prostitutes -- over the objections of the defense team who argued it should stay in for "context.
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Still, it's important to check in with your doctor and keep up with annual pap smears to ensure you don't have the disease or catch it in its early phases so you can get proper treatment.
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Choosing Biden means betting that this won't play out as poorly as it could — on a particular theory, in other words, of how the public will react to the inevitable Republican deluge of Hunter Biden smears.
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And then, and then, as no doubt was expected, if not planned, came a long series of false last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
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If the makeshift foams and "artistic" sauce smears that have filtered their way down from Michelin-starred kitchens into the homes of Come Dine With Me contestants are anything to go by, he might be right.
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President Trump is some ways the personification of a new Bolshevism of the right where the ends justify the means and acceptable tactics include lies and smears, and the exploitation of what Lenin called useful idiots.
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Or will I stand up to the corrupt neocon and neoliberal establishment, condemn their lies and smears, and act with the integrity and foresight necessary to forge a rational policy that will serve all our interests?
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Because no one has yet corroborated Ramirez, who has admitted to gaps in her memory, some Kavanaugh allies spent Monday lumping her allegation in with Ford's to argue both are "smears" aimed at derailing Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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And then, and then, as no doubt was expected if not planned came a long series of false last minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred.
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"I'm Better" is a casually gratifying burner, with a slow drip-drop beat and tart smears from Ms. Elliott, who's always been a rapper whose sass comes out in her inflections as much as her words.
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Thus, he stamps, smears, and otherwise degrades linguistic matter, as with "Going Out of Business" (2012), a goopy configuration of synonyms made by applying 750 tons of vertical pressure to oil paint on a velvet ground.
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The guidance for US women presently is a patchwork, but it generally coalesces around a few key ideas: Pap smears should start around age 21, and they should be done every three years if results are normal.
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Even health screenings that are considered medically necessary for everyone else, like prostate exams for transgender women and pap smears for transgender men, are more difficult to access once a person has legally changed their gender identity.
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The civil lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court in Santa Monica, alleges that Weinstein caused Judd to lose a part in 1998 in the film "The Lord of the Rings" by making "baseless smears" against her.
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There's some murkier propaganda, too; a PR firm Facebook engaged in recent years to help with its string of reputation-decimating scandals reportedly worked to undermine critical voices by seeding a little inflammatory smears on its behalf.
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Under the new regime, Title X funding—which helps 4m women access Pap smears, breast-cancer screenings and STI tests, among other services—may go only to organisations that neither provide nor refer patients to abortion care.
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The Obama used secret subpoenas to obtain phone records and other documents from the Trump campaign and the Obama administration used an unverified dossier of Russian smears paid for by Hillary to eavesdrop on the Trump campaign.
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Her now-famous utterance at the Democratic National Convention -- "when they go low, we go high" -- has become the Clinton's de facto slogan, appearing on bumper stickers and becoming the candidate's own response to Donald Trump's smears.
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The group says in its report that the organizations have "ties to the dark underbelly of the anti-immigration movement, which smears immigrants using racial terms" pointing to quotes and financial contributions dating back to the 22019s.
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One would think that wearing high-pigment lipwear all over your face would at best create a washed-out look, and at worst make for a sticky situation — or at least one that easily smears or runs.
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The civil lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court in Santa Monica, accuses Weinstein of causing Judd to lose a part in 1998 in the film "The Lord of the Rings" by making "baseless smears" against her.
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"On the spot, China made counter-representations to the U.S. over the attacks and smears that some senior U.S. officials and congressmen made towards China," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters during a daily briefing.
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The French training of Kai Ho, the Taiwanese chef, is reflected in both his restaurant's name (a mix of Taiwan and terroir) and in refined plating, with color and texture highlighted in smears, dabs, dots and drizzles.
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In it, Giertz unassumingly reads on an iPad while wearing a professional-looking pinstriped blouse, her hair cascading down the side of her face as a robot arm smears bright red lipstick on and around her mouth.
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Here I just want to dwell on one theme of that piece, namely the unlikely confluence of personal history and characteristics that have made Thunberg so politically potent and so resistant to the right wing's familiar smears.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarOmar offers sneak peek at her forthcoming memoir Sanders unveils plan for government-funded child care, pre-K Ilhan Omar accuses Meghan McCain of trafficking in 'anti-Muslim smears and hate speech' MORE (D-Minn.) lashed out at "The View" co-host Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainModerators come under criticism online over contentious debate Meghan McCain says Steyer should drop out: 'I hate that guy' Ilhan Omar accuses Meghan McCain of trafficking in 'anti-Muslim smears and hate speech' MORE on Thursday after McCain criticized supporters of Sen.
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If you rely on a Planned Parenthood clinic for non-abortion services, such as birth control, pregnancy and STD tests, and cancer screenings like breast exams and Pap smears, the Better Care Reconciliation Act affects you as well.
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While Corsi is considered a fringe figure in the Republican Party, several of his smears and conspiracy theories have reached the mainstream over the years, including the "Swift Boat" campaign against Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry in 2004.
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Now, we know that Trump's instinct when attacked by anyone — whether it's Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Khizr Khan, or Alicia Machado — is to respond with maximum viciousness and ugliness, with slinging mud and lies and smears.
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"If you're talking about partisan histrionics, if you're talking about politics of personal destruction, if you're talking about being intimidated, if you're talking about outrageous smears, you are really accusing Dr. Ford of all those things," Schumer said.
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Aside from the comment indicating uncertainty, Trump also repeated smears against the late journalist ("Representatives of Saudi Arabia say that Jamal Khashoggi was an 'enemy of the state' and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood"), while appending provisos.
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A separate study from Columbia University professor Jonathan Albright found Instagram searches for "George Soros," a Jewish American billionaire Democratic mega-donor turned up impostor accounts often containing anti-Semitic smears of the businessman, according to NBC News.
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For many people, this isn&apost realistic, so getting regular HPV tests and pap smears to keep your health in check is important, according to Planned Parenthood, because high-risk types of HPV can sometimes develop into cancer.
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To recall these contretemps is to freshly appreciate Mr. Wolfe's cameo appearance in "The Simpsons" when, after Homer smears chocolate on the author's trademark white suit, Mr. Wolfe yanks it off to reveal an identical clean one underneath.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, in testimony prepared for a Senate hearing on Thursday, decried sexual allegations against him as "last-minute smears" and denied that he had ever sexually assaulted anyone.
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Wood conceded that she has no control over Avenatti's conduct, but warned that his smears of Cohen on TV and Twitter may influence potential jurors and impact the case down the line if prosecutors decide to charge Cohen.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonMichael Moore: Comparing Trump's Ukraine dealings to Hunter Biden's is a 'false equivalency' Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears GOP senators ask Treasury for financial reports on Hunter Biden MORE (R-Wis.).
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Then his loyalty to America is questioned by a former GOP congressman, Sean DuffySean DuffyJuan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears On The Money: Trump seeks to shift spotlight from impeachment to economy | Appropriators agree to Dec.
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Washington (CNN)Some conservatives have been peddling smears against missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in an effort to cushion President Donald Trump from blowback over his handling of the situation with Saudi Arabia, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
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Cervical cancer is no longer a leading cause of death as much as it used to be in the United States, thanks in large part to the widespread use of pap smears, but it's still a widespread threat.
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Planned Parenthood, which sued the state to stop the law from coming into effect, said it would have stripped federal funds from all their health services, such as pap smears and cancer screenings, because a few clinics provided abortions.
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The ruling also brought a fresh round of right-wing pundits using FGM for broad-brush smears against Muslims and immigrants, frustrating activists who want to make it clear they're fighting an ancient practice that spans cultures and religions.
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In the Indian trials, however, the controls—a total of 141,000 women—were not offered the pap smears that were supposed (though they were in practice often unavailable) to be the standard for screening in India at the time.
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Trump's smears on Powell echo his treatment of now former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who endured more than a year of public castigation over his decision to recuse from the Russia investigation until Trump fired him earlier this month.
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Today, she "highly recommends" the digital rectal exam that first picked up on her cancer, and also encourages regular pap smears for cervical cancer, the most common HPV-related cancer in women (for men, throat cancers are most common).
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They have bent every rule of legislative process, sunk to new lows with baseless smears and conspiracy theories, and exploited the fears of their supporters to sow chaos and violence on the streets and in the halls of power.
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These clinics are already overburdened with all the various people they are designed to serve, and it's unlikely that they will be able handle an influx of patients who need pap smears, STI tests, birth control, and prenatal care.
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But because Planned Parenthood is a favorite target of abortion foes, Sanger is often subject to smears from anti-abortion advocates and some Republicans who claim, falsely, that Sanger was a racist eugenicist who wanted to eliminate black people.
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"Ralph Northam made sanctuary cities an issue when he voted against banning them, and now his campaign is upset that we are highlighting legitimate policy differences while he does nothing but launch character smears against Ed," the campaign said.
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In rejecting this money, the lawmakers eliminated a program called the Iowa Family Planning Network, which allowed people to enroll in Medicaid for family planning services, including pap smears, birth control counseling, pregnancy tests, pelvic exams, and STD treatment.
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So when the series debuts on Sunday, the on-screen image of Ailes will be the product of years of grappling, arguing, writing and rewriting; of death threats and smears and anonymous sources; of clashing interpretations of shadowy truths.
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Her clear, straightforward depiction of the abuse and smears she received and the corruption of United States foreign policy and security to serve the political and financial interests of the president and his enablers cannot be ignored or dismissed.
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"We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct," Cohen attorney Lanny Davis said.
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Pompeo spoke with Giuliani at least three times this year, including as the Trump lawyer was spreading baseless smears of Marie Yovanovitch, the now-former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, according to accounts from others caught up in the affair.
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"It's not hard to find a small handful of people willing to make false smears for personal fame, who knows for financial reasons, political purposes, or for the simple reason they want to stop our movement," Trump had said.
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Democrats worked methodically to portray Yovanovitch's removal as the opening act of Trump's impeachable abuse of power, suggesting the smears against her were in service of a sinister effort by Trump to pressure Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rivals.
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Like his attacks on prominent African-Americans or his xenophobic smears of Hispanic immigrants, the president's jokes about these shameful moments in American history are both a performance of racial contempt and an atavistic expression of white supremacist ideology.
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Failure to collect health data, for example, means that some clinics are getting dinged for not giving enough women pap smears, when in reality they are just treating a lot of transgender women for whom that is not a needed procedure.
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That brought back memories, or rather Donald Trump hauled those memories to the surface, and we were reminded anew of all that Bill and Hillary have been through (and have put us through): the infidelities, the intern, the lies, the smears.
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As I wasn't close enough with my host mother to bring home a strange man—we had been feuding ever since she walked into my bedroom and found actual smears of Nutella on the walls—I suggested we faire une promenade.
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For the third, she broke the potatoes apart with her hands, creating rough, jagged edges that would go golden as they roasted on the pastry — which she coated first with smears of ricotta and an oily condiment of preserved lemon.
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Once an acolyte of the supreme academician Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, by the time Degas was in his mid-50s he had put aside the unsurpassed elegance of his early work for the ragged, propulsive energy of chance smears of pigment.
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Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) accused the State Department of harboring communists in an infamous speech given in Wheeling, W.Va. Although McCarthy was a friend, Smith denounced him and his reckless attacks and smears — the first Republican brave enough to do so.
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"Honestly, it's pathetic that when confronted with the facts and the truth about her record that she claims to be proud of as a prosecutor, as attorney general of California, all she can do is lob cheap smears," Gabbard told Hill.
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Just last week, she spoke out again at The Atlantic&aposs People v Cancer conference in New York, saying she "highly recommends" the digital rectal exam that first picked up on her cancer, in addition to regular pap smears for women.
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Although the OTA never made policy recommendations, its reports played an important role in influencing policy, from limiting employer rights to give workers polygraph tests, to encouraging lawmakers to extend Medicare coverage to older women for mammograms and pap smears.
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So now it's going to be impossible to get an abortion in Ohio—this is the beginning of the end... These clinics not only supply abortions for women, but also pap smears and mammograms and overall women's health check ups.
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Despite anti-abortion lawmakers who argue that women can go to a number of other clinics for family planning, STD screenings, breast exams, and pap smears, Planned Parenthood plays an outsized role in providing reproductive health services to Medicaid enrollees.
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However, Chef Doomie then impales it with a wooden stick, smears it with a creamy vegan "shmaltz" that he makes in-house, wraps it with bean curd skin, batters it, and then dredges it in a highly seasoned, pepper-speckled flour.
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Whether we're speaking of literal witch hunts or metaphorical smears (just Google any female politician's name alongside the word "witch" and you'll see what I mean), it is a word that has been linked to centuries of misogyny and oppression.
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So Trump's and Giuliani's comments look a whole lot like an effort to retaliate against or intimidate a witness who flipped on Trump — by circulating unproven smears about his family and even alluding to a potential Justice Department investigation into them.
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The dispute has stoked fears at the C.I.A. that Mr. Trump, once in office, could halt or seek to limit inquiries into Russian hacking and other issues that he has dismissed as politically motivated smears, current and former agency officials said.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a White House expert on Ukraine.
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Drips, spatters, smears and sprays — the distribution of blood at a crime scene — can provide possibly useful information about what weapon was used, where a victim was positioned and whether he or she was moved before or after being killed.
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Washington (CNN)Brett Kavanaugh launched a bold effort to save his nomination to the US Supreme Court on Monday, lashing out at "smears" and a "grotesque and obvious character assassination" following the emergence of a new allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Whistle-blowers, many long celebrated as truth-tellers, join a list institutions Donald Trump smears, which includes: the intelligence agencies he once accused of using Nazi type tactics, the news media, the foreign service, the military and the Federal Reserve.
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The company says the test will be a game-changer for women who are not regularly able to get Pap smears or who have not had access to the HPV vaccine, like women who live in rural areas and those without health insurance.
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During an appearance on CNN Tuesday, House Oversight Committee Chair Jason Chaffetz suggested low-income Americans can't afford health care because they're purchasing iPhones — if only they would settle for a good old secondhand Motorola Razr flip phone, they could afford Pap smears.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sent a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday calling the allegations of sexual misconduct and assault against him "smears, pure and simple," and reaffirming that he "will not be intimidated into withdrawing" from the confirmation process.
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"Seeing the tweets declaring that Kamala isn't black enough because her parents are from Jamaica and India, I had an immediate flashback to the 2008 campaign," Shauna Daly, who led the fight against online smears on the Obama campaign, told BuzzFeed News.
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Last Thursday, just 10 days before the vote, an explosive report by Folha de São Paulo claimed that powerful backers of Bolsonaro were providing illegal, undeclared campaign donations by spending millions of dollar to spread smears against his rival Haddad via WhatsApp.
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Mr McDonnell is the only member of Mr Corbyn's entourage with the sense to try to restrain his fellow leftists from indulging their worst instincts—such as dismissing anti-Semitism claims as "Tory smears" and denouncing the defectors as the "traitorous eight".
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"Parkland students, you have shown so much courage in standing up for truth, for your right to attend school safely, & now against these disgusting smears," Clinton tweeted, referring to the conspiracy theories that have suggested student are actors pushing an anti-gun agenda.
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So persistent and numerous were these trolls in their "review bombing" that Rotten Tomatoes changed its policies to prevent people from rating a movie before its release, and YouTube altered its search algorithm to uncouple star Brie Larson's name from the smears.
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" And finally, there's worry that the convenience of pharmacy access might dissuade some women from going to their physician for pap smears and STD screenings, an argument Roth likens to holding a woman's birth control "hostage to her getting the other services.
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The former 49ers and Stanford head coach is the type of guy who pours Gatorade on his cereal when he runs out of milk, smears his players' blood on his face to get psyched and wears cleats as a coach on the sidelines.
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She was no doubt motivated by years of political smears (which Mr Trump, who has already suggested she may be a murderer, is now dredging up); her staff was lulled by the State Department's history of laxity and supplication to its boss.
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In one fell swoop, the president had inflicted on Americans a vulgarity that we had never before seen in our daily newspapers or heard on our newscasts and followed it up with his usual tsunami of lies, coerced perjury, and lethal smears.
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The move was a surprise in the sense that no one had reported on the possibility, but for those familiar with D'Souza's work -- racist memes and vile smears of President Barack Obama fill his oeuvre -- the news was something less than a shock.
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One is not sure if the subjects are treated gently or cruelly, streaked as they are with stains and smears across the mouth, as though they had just indulged in a gluttonous meal or smudged excessive amounts of lipstick on their face.
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Like other Title X projects, Obria plans to offer a range of health services, including pregnancy tests, "limited ultrasounds," prenatal care, parenting education, STD and HIV testing and treatment, pap smears, breast and cervical cancer screenings, basic infertility services and abstinence education.
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Trump's defenders have accused the Bureau of relying on politically motivated smears to spy on Trump's campaign, but by then Page was no longer an adviser to Trump, and the F.B.I. had collected information in addition to what had been supplied by Steele.
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"The show is designed to thrust the viewer into a common-sense groupthink, complete with all the rumours, smears, innuendo, fear-mongering, thinly veiled ad hominem attacks, and lack of rational discourse they can muster — you know, just like high school," he writes.
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She'd had three blood smears examined in the lab, and although she wasn't having a fever when the blood was drawn — that's when the test for malaria is most sensitive — none showed any sign of the parasite that causes this febrile illness.
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"In a statement Monday, the House Intelligence Committee's chairman, Adam Schiff, said the transcripts of Yovanovitch's testimony "demonstrate clearly how President Trump approved the removal of a highly respected and effective diplomat based on public falsehoods and smears against Ambassador Yovanovitch's character.
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Occasionally a more fully painted female figure appears, as in the small "Strip Nurse 1," whose smears conjure de Kooning, while its title recalls the artist Richard Prince, known both for paintings of nurses and for his own riffs on de Kooning.
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Its ad asserts that "voting for any Democrat" will empower "the far left moving to socialism, undefended open borders, immediate tax increases, 100 percent government-run health care," as well as "the screaming, the violence, the smears and death threats" of angry mobs.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, facing new allegations of sexual impropriety and growing doubts over his confirmation to the Supreme Court, mounted an aggressive defense of himself on Monday, vowing to fight the "smears" and declaring that he will not withdraw his nomination.
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Here's what you need to know: Judge Brett Kavanaugh, appearing on Fox News on Monday night, declared that he would not withdraw from consideration for the Supreme Court, vowing to fight what he called "smears," after two women accused him of sexual impropriety.
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"On Monday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) moved to release a memo written by his staff that cherry-picks facts, ignores others and smears the FBI and the Justice Department — all while potentially revealing intelligence sources and methods," Schiff writes.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarOmar offers sneak peek at her forthcoming memoir Sanders unveils plan for government-funded child care, pre-K Ilhan Omar accuses Meghan McCain of trafficking in 'anti-Muslim smears and hate speech' MORE, a Minnesota Democrat who endorsed his presidential campaign.
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Here you'll find the gnarled trunks of ancient bristlecone pines in California; smears of gold as lavender and wheat dance in the Provençal wind; eerie spikes of rock formations in Kunming, China; and otherworldly parasol mushrooms sprouting under cork oak trees in Spain.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesPelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers This week: Impeachment inquiry moves to Judiciary Committee Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE (Conn.) Himes, the second most senior Intelligence member, is also seen as a contender.
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And sadly, that reaction was riddled with lies, smears and gross accusations that are not only designed to discredit and dishonor our legal system and institutions, but ironically, proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that Trump is unequivocally unfit for the presidency.
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" Kavanaugh was even more forceful in pushing back on Monday, writing in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee that the latest allegation to surface is "false and uncorroborated," and referring to the allegations he now faces as "smears, pure and simple.
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In what occasionally felt like a debate, Williams tried to get them to understand that transgender people face many of the same smears — that they're mentally unstable and a threat to children in restrooms — that were aimed at gay men not long ago.
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But, thing is, you don't explain — you distract, deflect, equivocate and mislead, which has been your business' strategy through many months of scandal (that and worst tactics — such as paying a PR firm that used oppo research tactics to discredit Facebook critics with smears).
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"Just two days ago, the New York Times put out an article saying that I'm a Russian asset and an Assad apologist and all these different smears," Gabbard said, referring to a recent story that said she is being backed by Russians on Twitter.
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Machado has joined the Clinton campaign in publicly denouncing Trump's comments against women, and Trump has responded with smears against the former beauty queen during interviews and on Twitter, including shaming her for a sex tape for which the campaign has not provided evidence.
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"Just two days ago, the New York Times put out an article saying that I'm a Russian asset and an Assad apologist and all these different smears," said Gabbard, a U.S. representative from Hawaii, who once met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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Admittedly none of this is likely to impact the butt-oriented oeuvre I've curated in my own game, there's still a measure of satisfaction in watching talented people struggle to sell their own colorful blobs and smears to all the little judgy jerks walking by.
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In his famous 1952 "Checkers speech," Richard Nixon—then campaigning as Dwight Eisenhower's vice presidential running mate—helped to usher in a new era of grassroots conservatism with his emotional defense against elitist "smears" that he had inappropriately used financial contributions for personal expenses.
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Headed by James Beard-winner Jimmy Bannos Jr., the no-reservations spot serves a variety of tapas ranging from "smears" (think roasted bone marrow with herb salad and sicilian sea salt) to more substantial plates, like pork belly rillons with a honey mead glaze.
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" As "Abolish ICE" gained traction, Trump told a rally in Great Falls, Montana that a vote for Democrats is a "vote to let MS-13 run wild in our community" and "we will not stand for these vile Democrat smears against our law enforcement.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Fox News host Sean Hannity to find out if there was any substance behind smears he was spreading on his show about former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, according to transcripts of her congressional testimony released Monday.
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And when all is prepared duly, the chief officer deputed by the Khan smears the seal entrusted to him with vermilion, and impresses it on the paper, so that the form of the seal remains imprinted upon it in red; the money is then authentic.
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"Instead of supporting our ICE officers, many of these Democrat politicians who are, really, disciples of a very low IQ person, Maxine Waters, and perhaps even worse, Nancy Pelosi, they've launched vicious smears on the brave men and women who defend our communities," he said.
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As I wrote following a previous Trump rally in Wisconsin last April, outlets including CBS, USA Today, the Associated Press, and the Hill failed to so much as mention in their reporting that Trump pushed dozens of lies and incendiary smears during his speech.
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"We would hope that they would want to come out and see the first Jewish president elected in the United States of America," Weaver said, adding that voters of all kinds will reject the "smears" that Sanders is anti-Israel or a property-seizing communist.
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"The View" co-anchor Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainModerators come under criticism online over contentious debate Meghan McCain says Steyer should drop out: 'I hate that guy' Ilhan Omar accuses Meghan McCain of trafficking in 'anti-Muslim smears and hate speech' MORE called out GOP Rep.
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In an op-ed in The Washington Post, Comey blasted Trump and his fellow FBI detractors for what he called their "smears" of the bureau, but said in an interview on MSNBC that he would not be waiting by the phone for an apology.
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The morning after the Christian magazine published an editorial written by editor-in-chief Mark Galli, titled "Trump Should Be Removed from Office," Trump hit back with tweets that didn't try to rebut Galli's reasoning, but instead offered smears and explicitly transactional self-defenses.
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In detailing the campaign against the former envoy, Mr. Sullivan also brought clarity to a bizarre episode that unfolded on Capitol Hill this month, after the State Department's independent watchdog briefed lawmakers on a mysterious packet containing conspiracy theories and smears against multiple figures, including Ms. Yovanovitch.
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A dossier of her supposed plagiarism had been provided to reporters at The New York Post and The Daily Caller, but the smears collapsed when the writers who were the purported victims made statements saying that it was nonsense, and that there had been no plagiarism whatsoever.
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"These criminals like Zuckerberg, Dorsey and Cook are un-elected, subject to zero transparency and offer no mechanism for due process whereby channels who are banned might defend themselves against unfair, dishonest smears or fake news attacks run by left-wing journo-terrorism hacks," Adams wrote.
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And if you count yourself among those still struggling with greasy smears across your phone and orange stains on your couches and pant legs (hello, Hot Cheetos), a Japanese snack company is rolling out a new product to solve your problems (or, at least, this specific problem).
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" Citing Jackson's admission that Weinstein's warning influenced his casting decision, the complaint argues that "with [Weinstein's] baseless smears, [he] succeeded in blacklisting Ms. Judd and destroying her ability to work on what became a multibillion-dollar franchise with 17 Academy Award wins and many more nominations.
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"I get the sense that the defense just wants me to totter and let this case go into smears about other allegations which are not part of the indictment, nor part of the matters that I have been hearing by way of production of evidence," Walls said.
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On Saturday, Senator Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia, sought to inspire volunteer door-knockers by citing what he viewed as Republican outrages in Washington, including Mr. Trump's abandonment of Kurdish allies in Syria and smears against a decorated Army officer called to testify in the impeachment inquiry.
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"Don't underestimate the smears and abuses they have endured and the danger they live under," says the German journalist Hajo Seppelt, who produced the documentary that turned the spotlight on the Stepanovs and who has been threatened and assailed in response to his own investigative reporting.
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Borins is a songwriter and performing musician who writes comedic tunes about pap smears and colonoscopies and he believes that music – any and all music – is a legitimate medicine of sorts that can help with depression and anxiety, along with laughter and other forces of joy.
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In a lawsuit filed in United States District Court in Washington, Mr. Deripaska said that the sanctions, leveled in April by the Treasury Department, should be struck down because they deprived him of due process and relied on unproven smears that fell outside the sanctions program.
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WASHINGTON — One suspicious package went to George Soros, the billionaire investor and liberal philanthropist who is a perpetual target of conservative conspiracy theories and smears — everything from being a former Nazi to the secret financier of the caravan of migrants making its way toward the United States.
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Trump's comments are especially notable coming at the close of a contentious campaign season in which he has repeatedly engaged in smears and falsehoods to advance Republican electoral fortunes, from inflating his rally crowd sizes to accusing Democrats, frequently without evidence, of supporting ruinous immigration policies.
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" Lanny Davis, an attorney for Cohen, said in a statement on Tuesday, "We will not respond to Mr. Gaetz's despicable lies and personal smears, except to say we trust that his colleagues in the House, both Republicans and Democrats, will repudiate his words and his conduct.
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The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears, ignoring the fact that by her own free will she went to work and entered new contracts with Dr. Luke years after this 'incident' supposedly happened.
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But if you were hoping to see her wearing Generation G's Jam (a rich berry) again in Fifty Shades Freed, we've got some news: It appears her taste in lipstick shades has become about as vanilla as the ice cream she smears all over her new husband's nipples.
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Soros, who supports liberal and pro-democratic causes through his Open Society Foundations, is regularly the target of smears from Orban's government, which accuses the liberal scion of being at the heart of a plot to flood Europe with Muslim migrants and erode the Continent's traditional Christian identity.
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" Depp's attorney Adam Waldman told PEOPLE in a statement, "Today Judge Beaudet dismissed the Mandels' declaratory relief claim, and struck from their cross-complaint over eighty paragraphs of allegations containing frivolous smears against Johnny Depp, which constituted their 'PR defense' to his serious fraud and malfeasance claims against them.
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"The transcripts of interviews with Ambassadors Yovanovitch and McKinley demonstrate clearly how President Trump approved the removal of a highly respected and effective diplomat based on public falsehoods and smears against Ambassador Yovanovitch's character and her work in support of long-held U.S. foreign policy anticorruption goals," they added.
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Soros' support for liberal, pro-democratic initiatives has long made him a favorite subject for right-wing conspiracy theorists in Europe and the U.S., but in the last few years smears against him have increasingly moved beyond blog posts and message boards and into the halls of government.
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Do the racialist past smears of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE or former Sen.
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"The transcripts of interviews with Ambassadors Yovanovitch and McKinley demonstrate clearly how President Trump approved the removal of a highly respected and effective diplomat based on public falsehoods and smears against Ambassador Yovanovitch's character and her work in support of long-held U.S. foreign policy anticorruption goals," they added.
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The transcript of Mr. Kent's testimony makes clear that he and other State Department officials responsible for the United States-Ukraine relationship were deeply alarmed by smears and accusations of disloyalty by Mr. Giuliani and his allies in Ukraine against Marie L. Yovanovitch, the former United States ambassador there.
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And he not only launched Twitter smears at Clinton, he also started paying a former FBI agent two weeks before the ex-agent made a public revelation of a government exchange over redacting parts of a Clinton email — an incident that conveyed an impression, but no actuality, of wrongdoing.
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Huck Finn smears pig's blood around a cabin and plants clumps of hair on an ax, orchestrating a hoax to "fix it now so nobody won't think of following me," and sets off on the adventure of a lifetime, unencumbered by the adults who would want to "sivilize" him.
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Not only does he run the city's much loved Church label—releasing his own sax-fueled productions as well as smooth smears of house from the likes of Mall Grab—but he also recently launched the Coastal Haze imprint alongside Hollick (who also co-runs No Bad Days).
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If he spent more time in Baltimore, maybe he could help clean up this very dangerous & filthy place Michelle didn't directly call out Trump for what many are calling racist smears against the city, but she did highlight some beauty from the community through the vehicle of sport and dance.
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Oh, you're in your bed—you're just rotated 90 degrees with your head hanging off the side of it, a puddle of saliva on the floor beneath you, your muddy boots leaving unfortunate smears all over your duvet cover, and only a vague, gray memories of how you got home.
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The results demonstrate that a campaign led by transgender activists, relying on young transgender people to become the face of their efforts, prevailed at inoculating voters against unfounded smears about "men in women's bathrooms" — a line of attack used by the Christian right elsewhere to reverse protections for transgender people.
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"After more 2 years of non-stop conspiracy theories ... as well as daily lies and smears coming from Democrats in Washington, the Mueller Report proves what those of us with sane minds have known all along, that there was ZERO collusion with Russia," said Donald Trump Jr. in a statement.
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More recently, Jayde has started doing her own natural hair tutorials; her mom just sets up the camera in the bathroom mirror and Jayde goes to town: "Hey guys, we're going to do my hair today," she'll say as she smears an ungodly amount of conditioner on her enviously bouncy locks.
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When abortion access is narrowed, when legislation shutters health care clinics that previously provided basics like birth control and pap smears, we know who loses: women in rural communities with few doctors; women earning low-incomes or living at the poverty line; women of color; immigrant women; teens; and LGBTQ people.
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And sure, we've all had snickered at men who don't know the clitoris from the cervix or squirm whenever periods or Pap smears are mentioned—but isn't it pretty alarming if the person who sees your vagina more than anyone else doesn't know enough to tell you if something's changed?
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Which is why, save "special" occasions, we rarely wore them at all, unless, of course, the point was to lovingly mess them up, as with a pair of high-top Converse or Adidas Superstars, when high-school mud splatters and bright smears of magic marker were a point of pride.
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Hours later, as the sun rises and her husband still snoozes beside her, she gets up, wipes off all that cream, lets down those rollers, and smears on a fresh layer of makeup before getting back into bed — all to make her husband believe she really does wake up like that.
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The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears, ignoring the fact that by her own free will she went to work and entered into new contracts with Dr. Luke years after this 'incident' supposedly happened.
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"We were holding pregnancy prevention hostage to cancer screening," obstetrician Nancy Stanwood, chairwoman of the board of Physicians for Reproductive Health, told the Times, adding that a study of women in Texas who got their contraception over the counter in Mexico were still visiting their Ob/Gyn for Pap smears.
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Mr. Kent's testimony makes clear that he and other State Department officials responsible for the United States-Ukraine relationship were deeply alarmed by the smears, and they believed that unsubstantiated accusations Ms. Yovanovitch's disloyalty could undermine the relationship between the two countries and ultimately create a vacuum for bad actors.
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They attack the kitchen, complaining loudly that there's nothing to eat, they push and laugh and fight for leftovers, and when they're done they flee the scene, leaving Annie to deal with the open jars of peanut butter and the smears of jelly and David's candy-bar wrappers from LeDuc's.
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Mr Cummings's enthusiasm for using privileged briefings in order to turn the press corps into an amplifier has aroused the ire of one of Fleet Street's most experienced journalists, Peter Oborne, who wrote a furious article arguing that Downing Street is filling the press with lies, smears and character assassinations.
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Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas traded insults on Easter Sunday morning over recent smears against their wives, while Mr. Trump ruled out creating internment camps for American Muslims and said he would study a proposal to allow delegates to bring guns to the Republican National Convention.
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Her legs are patchy and swollen with gout, and her digestion is a war zone; in the most grisly scene, we observe Her Bulimic Majesty chomping on cake, with smears of green frosting on her cheeks, then craning over to retch into a silver urn that is proffered by a lackey.
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The G.O.P., which claimed to stand for conservative family values, has prostrated itself before the most indecent person to ever occupy the White House — a man who lies as he breathes, smears poor, nonwhite nations and reportedly had sex with a porn star shortly after his wife delivered their son.
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Other Democrats brushed off the suggestion that the U.K. election will weigh on the 85033 presidential race in the U.S. Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist and national surrogate for Sanders's 2016 White House campaign, blamed Labour's losses on smears and fearmongering by Conservatives but played down its parallels with American politics.
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Gallace works wonders with her typically spare means, which include dabs, smears, irregular pools of color and abrupt brushstrokes (it's worth paying careful attention to her complex and sometimes fractious surfaces.) While her paintings are realistic, they display a pared down, at times rudimentary realism that also includes numerous abstract elements.
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Biden's support has proved more resilient than many observers predicted, despite halting debate performances, attacks from rivals and smears from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE.
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"Representatives of Saudi Arabia say that Jamal Khashoggi was an 'enemy of the state' and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, but my decision is in no way based on that — this is an unacceptable and horrible crime," the president wrote, seemingly confirming Saudi smears against Khashoggi that the Kingdom has previously denied.
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"The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears, ignoring the fact that by her own free will she went to work and entered into new contracts with Dr. Luke years after this 'incident' supposedly happened," the rep continued.
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I could not help but think of that idea, the "safe space," during a recent assignment to cover a Trump rally at the Coliseum Complex in Greensboro, N.C. Inside the auditorium, men gleefully referred to Hillary Clinton with misogynistic slurs; those same smears were printed on T-shirts sold by vendors outside.
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"Without a hint of irony, Obama smears President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's 63 million Republican voters as divisive & resentful," the RNC wrote.
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Taurean Prince Should Be on the Hawks When They're Good Again He's a sophomore who's about to turn 24 which, when combined with the obvious trappings of a small-game-sample size, sorta smears what I'm about to write, but Taurean Prince has been an absolute stud over Atlanta's last 10 games.
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It shows a willingness to trade the well-being of the American economy (as Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherAs impeachment circus plays on, Congress runs from US obesity crisis Democrats and the trade deal Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE advocated last summer) — and therefore American families — for brief political gain.
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If you say and do nothing when the nation's leader smears his predecessor — and then maintains his fantasy as fact — not only will he never have the credibility to call on any other country to uphold the highest standards for rule of law, democracy and human rights, but neither will all of you.
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The exhibition prominently features Walker's controversial appropriations of images of black people and photographs from the Civil Rights movement, in which he smears toothpaste and other commercial materials on the images to occlude their content, and has been met with a well-documented boycott from St. Louis artists and widespread denunciations of the curatorial choices.
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"It is an adult moment for Grassley to set the tone going forward that these kinds of tactics by his friends on the right are not welcome in this process -- a process that should be free of these type of political smears," said Brad Woodhouse, the president of the liberal group Americans United for Change.
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The Texas legislature's argument for doing this is the same one Congressional Republicans and President Trump lean on: State dollars should not go to abortion providers, period, and Planned Parenthood patients can easily get other needed reproductive health services, such as contraception, pap smears, and STI tests, at other state-funded community health clinics.
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Donald J. Trump implored supporters on Thursday to rally behind him by portraying himself as a victim of "false smears" from a growing number of women accusing him of making unwanted advances — a brazen attempt to stabilize his campaign amid a new round of criticism from Republican allies and a searing denunciation by Michelle Obama.
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" In the clip, Menendez defended his delayed reimbursement of the trips, saying the flights occurred while he was frequently traveling for his campaign, so "it fell through the cracks," but denied that he purchased the service of prostituted women at sex parties in the Dominican Republic and called them "smears" pushed by "right-wing blogs.
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And although in fact there are plenty of disabling conditions that might not be reasonably accommodated in the Oval Office, campaigning based on innuendo, mockery, and smears about disability will make it much harder to have the difficult conversations about the fitness of these old men who are seeking the highest office in the land.
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A reminder about why this is: the recent feud between HBO talk show host Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherAs impeachment circus plays on, Congress runs from US obesity crisis Democrats and the trade deal Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE and CBS talk show host James Corden over obesity and fat-shaming.
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" CYNTHIA NIXON CALLS ICE 'TERRORIST ORGANIZATION' Added Gidley, "It's especially unfortunate that Nixon, as a New Yorker, not only advocates for the abolition of the very agency that would've helped stop 9/11, but also smears and slanders the tireless work carried out by the brave men and women of ICE to keep our country safe.
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As Strat, wide-eyed and belting out rock anthems with ease, he prances shirtless in leather pants, falls in love with Raven (Christina Bennington), rattles her powerful parents (Bradley Dean and Lena Hall), stands on a chopper, kneels under a Mylar-glitter snowfall, smears stage blood on his torso, and gets crucifictorious with a mike cord.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears, pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that Planned Parenthood and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from the family planning federal funding altogether.
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A canvas such as "Sky Writing" (1993) is composed of black, loosely brushed slashes and squiggles that travel upward from a smoky crucible engulfing the lower half of the picture, only to trail off into unresolved space, while "Cyclops" (1993-1994) features broad, swirling smears of crimson paint that seem to slosh around in the middle of nowhere.
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He introduces her to the garden, suggested through symbolic and expressionistic plays of light and color (Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew did the lighting design) projected onto the otherwise black, white and gray set — designed by Kristen Robinson with Richard Serra-like smears and speckles that extend to the shirts (by Kate Fry) of the JACK Quartet.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a combat veteran with a Purple Heart from his time in Iraq, is accused of being in the "deep state" by Sen.
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Sean DuffySean DuffyEx-Tea Party lawmakers turn heads on K Street Why the Wisconsin special election could decide the 2020 presidential election Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE (R-Wisc.) retired three months ago, House Republicans have held a 4-3 seat lead in the state — one of 26 state delegations the party controls.
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The conspiracy theories have been promoted by Infowars's Alex Jones and longtime Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneJuan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Hill says Soros conspiracy theories are 'new Protocols of the Elders of Zion' Live coverage: Impeachment spotlight shifts to Fiona Hill, David Holmes MORE, who was convicted by a federal court last week.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears, pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that the organization and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from family planning federal funding altogether.
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That's certainly better than the shrinkage that occurred during the recession, but nowhere close to the typical yearly gains of 3-plus percent or more that undergirded American prosperity for decades after World War II. Such ho-hum performance has become both an emblem of and explanation for the anxiety that smears the economic outlook like a bathtub ring.
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Just after 7 am in Washington, DC, Trump kicked off his day with a profoundly strange tweet attacking CNN for not making painstaking distinctions between the smears he uses to attack House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA); he also misspelled "describing" and revealed he may not know the difference between an apostrophe and a hyphen.
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And even though Planned Parenthood insists that the Title X funding it receives is used for the many non-abortion services it provides -- including access to birth control, Pap smears and pregnancy and STD testing -- conservatives have long argued that Planned Parenthood and reproductive health care centers like it should be cut off from family planning federal funding altogether.
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There'd be some red smears for all the relationships that managed to crawl their way to the one-year finish line; some angry scribbles for the people I've fucked until they ghosted me; and a violent spattering of paint for the many one-night stands with friends, colleagues, and people I met in line waiting for the bathroom.
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And then -- and then as no-doubt was expected if not planned, came a long series of false, last-minute smears designed to scare me and drive me out of the process before any hearing occurred, crazy stuff, gangs, illegitimate children, fights on boats in Rhode Island, all nonsense reported breathlessly and often uncritically by the media.
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The rise of some gays in Trump's orbit tracks with a trend of growing conditional acceptance within conservative circles, such as events featuring gay men held at the Metropolitan Republican Club in New York City and the Capitol Hill Club in DC. The ostracizing and icky smears of yore about homosexuals being diseased and immoral have largely given way to limited social tolerance.
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Sanders supporters have, to a much greater extent than generally acknowledged, been motivated by the perception that Clinton is dishonest, which comes — whether they know it or not — not from her actual behavior but from decades of right-wing smears; but Sanders himself got to play the issue-oriented purist, in effect taking a free ride on other peoples' character defamation.
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The vast majority of people go to Planned Parenthood, which operates more than 650 community health clinics across the country, to access preventive care, including pap smears, STI tests, and birth control, according to the organization's annual report — and no federal or state funds go to abortions, unless the woman's life is in danger or she was the victim of rape or incest.
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This assault, ramped up significantly during his presidency, has taken many forms: an apparently endless special counsel investigation, constant protests, bureaucratic stonewalling, "Deep State" leaking, continuous lawsuits, manufactured crises and outrage, daily media pounding and often false reporting, smears, personal attacks and abusive, even violent acts targeting his staff and supporters — all designed to cripple his ability to govern effectively.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE has a clear path to the Democratic presidential nomination, and probably the presidency, if he responds smartly to Trump's smears and rises to challenges ranging from dealing with controversies over his own son to picking a running mate.
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Here's the price for telling Congress the truth about President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE — smears and threats.
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Hill also testified that she was libeled in conservative media as "a mole for George Soros," via comments by recently convicted Trump ally Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneJuan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Hill says Soros conspiracy theories are 'new Protocols of the Elders of Zion' Live coverage: Impeachment spotlight shifts to Fiona Hill, David Holmes MORE among others.
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" In an interview last year, former Trump White House aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman was asked by talk show host Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherJuan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Lindsey Graham basks in the impeachment spotlight If Trump was such a dictator, Donny Deutsch would be in prison MORE why she predicted Trump's critics "will have to bow down to President Trump.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, a National Security Council Ukraine specialist, during his public testimony, and Trump previously called Vindman a "Never Trumper witness" on the day of his closed-door testimony.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, the U.S. national security adviser who oddly confirmed under oath that he'd been repeatedly approached and offered the job of defense minister in Ukraine earlier this year.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanFormer GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' Impeachment inquiry: It's a question of who should run the show Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears MORE, another White House expert on the issue, also testified this week that the idea Ukraine interfered in the U.S. election is a theory propagated by Russia.
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Popping her huge eyes and chain-smoking Lucky Strikes, she plays two equally fun Bette Davises: the saucy, pants-clad actress, a radical clown who smears crazy makeup all over her face, then struts out with her arms in the air like an M.M.A. champion; and the legendary villainess Baby Jane, an old lady who is also a cruel, spoiled little girl.
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Rep. Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesJuan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Democrats look to next steps in impeachment Sunday shows - Democrats look forward on impeachment MORE (D-Conn.), the number two Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said the past two weeks of testimony in the House's impeachment inquiry have done nothing to chill Democratic enthusiasm for the effort.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardEXCLUSIVE: 85033 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Krystal Ball analyzes why some 2020 Democrats don't advocate for reforming party's foreign policy approach Progressive journalist: MSNBC doesn't try to hide 'contempt' towards Gabbard MORE: Harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I'm making.
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The aggressive response was led by Kavanaugh himself, who said he was the victim of a "character assassination" and "smears," an argument echoed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.).
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The island is home to three distinct groups: the denizens of the titular harbor, and the militia-like Fishermen; a group of runaway synths holed up in a haven called Acadia; and the radiation-obsessed Church of the Children of Atom cult, who have set up shop in an abandoned submarine base they've named the Nucleus and staunchly protect the radioactive fog that smears the island.
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No matter whom we nominate, that nominee will face a host of smears, disinformation and possibly even criminal mischief from the White House and the G.O.P. The best antidote is to keep up a steady mantra asking what the Trump administration and the Senate as led by Mitch McConnell are doing to keep the Russians and other hackers and bot-makers out of our election.
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Sanders has critiqued Clinton's positions but it's been well within the fair game of a respectful primary and he has actively refused to engage in the sort of personal attacks and smears that the right wing keeps trying to drudge up and tempt him with (such as the FBI investigation of Clinton's email arrangement as secretary of state.) When Sanders does seem to snipe about Clinton's positions, it doesn't play well.
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Former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele on Friday blasted the organization for buying nearly $6900,2628 worth of copies of Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpMia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Ex-RNC chairman slams group for spending 28503K on copies of Trump Jr. book: That's 'screwed up' MORE's new book.
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"As Vice President Biden and our supporters and surrogates have said many times, this impeachment trial is about how Donald Trump violated his oath of office in an attempt to spread debunked and discredited smears about Joe Biden — the candidate he fears the most — and we cannot let Trump or his cronies distract us from that fact," Biden spokesperson Mike Gwin said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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