Update: The Chris Brown saga keeps getting uglier and uglier.
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"The campaign has gotten uglier and uglier," said Michael Pappas, a real estate broker in Knoxville, Tenn.
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He spoke at countless events while Trump continued to make news with controversial remarks and American politics just seemed to get uglier and uglier.
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Although the J. Edgar Hoover quip was clearly a joke, it's just as clear that this case is getting uglier and uglier by the second.
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Thanks to Danny's miraculous return, Harold ramps up his nefarious plans, which forces Ward to do uglier and uglier things, which starts to make Ward kind of crazy.
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Confronting the uglier moments Police Chief Newsham said the museum trip will allow officers to confront some of the uglier moments in police-minority interaction in the nation's history.
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They were also more paranoid and irrational, quick to anger, lashing out at each other, airport security and reporters as the situation around Xu -- the detained man -- grew uglier and uglier.
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Either way, this could get even uglier ... stay tuned.
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Being a musician is often unrewarding and shitty, and King—whose band is called The Marcus King Band—has only found things to get uglier and uglier the more success he finds.
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But as the stakes get higher, the conflicts get uglier.
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It doesn't last longer, and it's noisier and looks uglier.
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As things get uglier, Marina is increasingly unprotected and alone.
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Soleimani's killing makes U.S. policy appear uglier and more unhinged.
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You're a little uglier and fatter than the other girls.
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Without mitigation, if we just let climate change get worse and worse, adaptation is only going to look uglier and uglier, more and more of a euphemism for abandoning poor people to their suffering.
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"That will just make the shakeout that much uglier," Williams says.
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She scalded herself to look uglier; eventually, she became a nun.
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The texts get even uglier in late August and early September.
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Those that include other forms of pressure could get uglier still.
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Trust us, Angela, it gets a lot uglier out there. 7.
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My guess is that as wars go on, they get uglier.
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Maybe a little uglier, but the headphones work well, he said.
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There's no winner, and each contestant is uglier than the last.
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Fastlane making sure that we couldn't ignore it was even uglier.
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When they tried to pass some more, it just got uglier.
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Other stereotypes about tech are uglier, and unfortunately just as true.
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Unfortunately, the later the lights go on, the uglier the reality.
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But there's something uglier and yet not ugly enough operating here.
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Mm-hmm. It's just an uglier version of a real conversation.
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Things have only gotten uglier since Mr. Ackman's initial phone call.
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The zeitgeist dictates that the uglier the trend is, the better.
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The same scenes are being repeated here in Idlib, but uglier.
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It's hard to imagine an uglier version of the Beautiful Game.
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Jamming bigger and uglier and louder ads in front of you.
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And in the wake of tragedy, it looks uglier than ever.
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The more people who go down, the uglier the move looks.
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This race is going to get far uglier than it already is.
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"You're even f***ing uglier than I am now," The Hound spat.
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I always feel I get uglier when I work on a show.
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There is also an uglier side to the rise in household borrowing.
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They had fights on set, but things got even uglier after filming.
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So, "17 Coked Up Speeding" is your "uglier side of power" song?
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"We suspect this is going to continue to get uglier," he added.
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There's nothing uglier than someone's who is selfish, mean-spirited and mean.
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For China's manufacturers, the trade war is getting uglier by the day.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has never looked uglier.
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This donut-sized device does almost everything its uglier older sibling does.
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Bottom line: it's a safe bet this is gonna get much uglier.
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But the backlash was immediate, and it grew uglier day by day.
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It's also a physically uglier place than I thought it would be.
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"The jokes no longer landed; its shocks felt uglier, cruder," she writes.
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And all signs suggested that the next school term would be uglier.
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It makes what was once a nicely designed piece of luggage progressively uglier.
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As Bitcoin's market cap increases, the politics surrounding the cryptocurrency are getting uglier.
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Bottom line: This story is about to get even uglier, if that's imaginable.
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The bigger the challenge, the uglier something is, the better the result is.
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Haspel was a prominent example of how Bush's nationalism curdled into something uglier.
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Poorest prefecture Urasaki, too, knows the uglier side of the US military presence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The carnage in stock markets is getting uglier by the day.
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This news also demonstrates a far uglier point about permanency on the internet.
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But if Hong Kong's economy suffers, things could get even uglier very quickly.
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They said they saw America slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself.
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Sometimes that looks a little uglier than the visions that are laid out.
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And then we get older, and become weaker, and uglier, and we die.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The carnage in stock markets is getting uglier by the day.
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But there was also an uglier, offline side to the online horror stories.
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And things could get uglier if the two sides aren't able to compromise.
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I think the process of using AI is going to be much uglier.
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The uglier part of the tweets is the way Trump insults his former employee.
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Steam war is getting uglier, and it shows no signs of slowing down now.
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Regrettably, this win was followed by an even uglier stretch for the former champ.
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I found Amazon Music uglier than Spotify and less able to make useful recommendations.
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"It has, in some cases," made the tone of the campaign uglier, Scavino admits.
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Instead, he praised Columbus and his legacy while omitting the uglier side of history.
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As awkward as the situation was, though, it could have been a lot uglier.
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Dude, you're really bringing up a lot of the uglier, psychological underbelly of that.
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And things only seem poised to get uglier as the presidential race drags on.
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Unfortunately, the result is arguably an uglier Fitbit — and definitely a more expensive one.
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Florida's gubernatorial race may be a harbinger of an even uglier politics in 2020.
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The options are endless, and each one seems funnier and uglier than the last.
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And not just because it makes the world an uglier place, although it does.
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Do I feel as if America is slipping into the earlier and uglier self?
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The numbers are getting uglier for potential homebuyers and homeowners looking to save money.
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I only learned about that uglier, personal part of my family's history much later.
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The episodes portrayed, like that 1979 lynching scene, also seemed to be growing uglier.
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He says anti-immigrant rhetoric now is even uglier than it was during Prop 2100.
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It also wants to conserve its fiscal firepower in case the trade war turns uglier.
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Instead, most canned pumpkin is made using Dickinson Pumpkins, which are a slightly uglier alternative.
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The fight for the Democratic nomination will be even uglier because of the crowded field.
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Occasionally, this happens with Ball—his misses tend to be uglier than other players' misses.
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Alternatively, the Keepa extension for Chrome will add a similar (uglier) box right into Amazon.
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The Neato Botvac Connected also supports Alexa commands, but it's way uglier, in my opinion.
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"For my entire life, my impulse was to keep my uglier feelings private," he said.
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Most agree that the aggression and provocation will not end and may yet grow uglier.
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Thai politics are as ugly as the country is beautiful—and could soon get uglier.
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Behind the grim numbers, an ugly reality looms, one that gets uglier by the day.
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Meanwhile, at the bottom of the league, things are ugly and could potentially get uglier.
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Officials in British Columbia want to avoid the uglier side of ride-hail observed elsewhere.
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" Evolution "The guiding principle in this one was: Let's take it from ugly to uglier.
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But if reform does not happen, the risk is that something uglier will fill the vacuum.
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Melissa McCarthy is opening up about the uglier side of being a female star in Hollywood.
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It also wants to conserve its limited fiscal firepower in case the trade war turns uglier.
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But with both leaders loathe to take a backwards step, it looks destined to get uglier.
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This suggests that Trump will be an even uglier loser—especially for the ultimate political prize.
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But the only thing that was actually uglier than Perino's queso was the football game itself.
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"Down a few percent from these levels both indices become a lot uglier," Cramer said Tuesday.
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That said, much uglier balance sheet than Callaway [and] generally a bit of a riskier proposition.
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Armstrong said he fears what started as verbal protests and restaurant ejections could soon turn uglier.
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It is the latest development in a merger dispute that has grown uglier by the month.
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Retail stocks are only going to get uglier, former department store executive Jan Kniffen said Monday.
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" Last Monday, Warren on Facebook called Trump "a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by.
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The scandal has revealed his character in full, and it's even uglier than Michelle Obama imagined.
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There are worries among Democrats, however, that as things get uglier, it could hurt the party.
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I expect January print also to be uglier as statistical base will continue to stay unfavourable.
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The process gets uglier from there, but Baumbach cushions the blows with humor and sneaky optimism.
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In the face of GOP indifference, the Ukraine scandal gets more twisted and uglier every day.
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Wipe the dust off of Iran's scenic Khuzestan province, and you'll see an even uglier truth.
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It was an uglier scene all around during Tiger Woods's last competitive start there, in 22015.
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Amazon The fight between Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and The National Enquirer just got even uglier.
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The innovation this year, it seems, is that the uglier and more dad friendly, the better.
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As a result, our politics have gotten uglier and we've become less tolerant as a society.
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The passion behind this rivalry has exposed some of the uglier aspects of the modern game.
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You'll see it on watches new and old, round and square, big and bigger, ugly and uglier.
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I wasn't sure how this show was going to make things get even uglier, but it did!
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It feels disingenuous, like YouTube is hiding its uglier side under a carpet while showing guests around.
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"[The show] does expose some of the uglier sides of marriage... But it's also humor," Broderick said.
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It had all the markings of a tense standoff at best, and possibly something uglier at worst.
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"The more I learned about Joe Gould, the more melancholy, and the uglier, it got," Lepore writes.
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Wikipedia's monochrome interface might not be pretty, but it hides a far uglier part of the site.
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That was one of the uglier World Cup finals, a game decided by a lone penalty kick.
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During rush-hour traffic, we had to pedal through this uglier sort of thundershower, our faces burning.
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If you feel conversations have turned uglier in the past few years, this is one reason why.
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On those fronts, Carlson himself grows ever uglier, as my colleague Farhad Manjoo and others have noted.
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Things become much uglier when the Dragon of the South hires Rupert to investigate his daughter's murder.
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"The numbers are really uglier than almost anybody around this place seems to have digested," said Rep.
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What comes next is simply uglier, and most of us would rather not say that out loud.
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When the cameras aren't watching, the characters in The Favorite Sister are free to reveal their uglier motivations.
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When Dana Schwartz called Donald Trump out as an anti-Semite, she received similar and even uglier attacks.
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What started as a reaction against a hike in the country's gasoline tax has metastasized into something uglier.
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Functionally, it's the same as the Pebble Steel but in a cheaper, more robust (and uglier) plastic body.
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The countries to Italy's north simply sealed their borders to migrants, and the mood in Italy got uglier.
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Instead of unambiguously condemning this kind of violence, Trump fell back on one of his uglier talking points.
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And it will only get uglier as the election gets closer -- particularly if Trump believes he is losing.
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Noem easily defeated state Attorney General Marty Jackley in a race that started ugly and ended even uglier.
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Why it matters: The country's national political conversation is about to get even uglier, if you can imagine.
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That, or leave us where we are now: Forced observers in this uglier-by-the-minute Fight Club.
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I took the uglier one, a Kyocera with big dad-size buttons; the point was to despise it.
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The Jets have lost only three games in a row, but each has been uglier than the last.
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This is no doubt going to get uglier, but I see no other way for our nation. Gen.
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The altercation itself was sufficiently dangerous, but the unseemly social media back-and-forth that followed was uglier.
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But presented as just another page in a nostalgic scrapbook, the number feels even uglier than it should.
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"You really should delete this" is the first comment under the vid, and it gets uglier from there.
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President Obama should suck it up and pardon both leakers before the incoming administration makes two ugly situations uglier.
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That, however, can attract some of the uglier realities of the retail industry, such as the prevalence of knockoffs.
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Like this ugly Futurama rip-off, or the version in an even uglier white, or the Fallout Pip-Boy.
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Cheaper devices cut more corners, have more design flaws, and tend to be uglier and heavier than premium devices.
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It's still crude stuff, and its popularity draws on some of the uglier forces and impulses within our culture.
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"The swamp is bigger, deeper, uglier and filled with more corrupt creatures than ever before in history," Warren said.
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"Arguably, now we're getting uglier buildings because people don't want to risk being told 'No,' " Mr. Chaban told us.
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Sinners are impaled on trees; another is chopped into pieces and fried in a pan; some undergo uglier fates.
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The researchers I spoke with over the past years have some suggestions for managing the uglier reactions to fear.
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"This is ugly right now, and it is going to get much uglier," he said, referring to the pandemic.
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I kept going back to work out again; kept crunching, tucking, sweating, squatting, but my reflection just got uglier.
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Few people want to face the uglier facts, including the knowledge that Daniel was raped in prison, multiple times.
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Ronny Jackson The bizarre saga for Trump's pick to lead the Veterans Affairs Department appears uglier by the hour.
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"On the bright side, my plastic surgeon says I can't get any uglier so fixing my face should be easy."
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Anyway, it's an ugly spectacle, and it's probably going to get even uglier over the course of the year ahead.
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If anything makes the car even slightly uglier or heavier and it's not absolutely required by law, it's not included.
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Now he wants revenge, proving that apes are capable of learning mankind's uglier emotions along with the more admirable ones.
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The show also captured an even uglier, darker reality from the coming of age experience: only you can save yourself.
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But their history and extremely vocal supporters have forced me to grapple with some uglier truths within the Latinx community.
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Start hanging out with people closer to her level of physical attractiveness—or "make uglier friends," as Deyette puts it.
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When I watched "I Love You, Daddy" a second time, the jokes no longer landed; its shocks felt uglier, cruder.
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However unsavoury that bruised watermelon emoji may look, it can't be any uglier than an unsolicited eggplant in your DMs.
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Just a day before, it looked as if there would be no quick resolution — and possibly a deeper, uglier rift.
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Matthew Futterman: Amazingly, Hernan Gomez said yesterday that this match might be uglier than the 3-0 loss to Belgium.
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According to the third banker, things could get even uglier, even if banks are willing to stand behind their clients.
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It's part of a much bigger story about the way elections work in the US and a much uglier picture.
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Add the threat of a global pandemic, and a wave of heightened discrimination could be even uglier this time around.
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Now, however, we see that the truth is somewhere in between, and uglier than either of the other two options.
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Use a flash incorrectly and the images you're making are often uglier than if you'd never used a flash at all.
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But that support has come with unusual liabilities, as enthusiasm for the candidate mutates into something uglier and harder to control.
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As the episodes become uglier and more frequent, they face a choice: Leave the party in protest or stay and fight?
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But to me, what it broadcasts about my mental state is even uglier: that I'm weak, anxious, neurotic, not in control.
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The Married to Medicine cast has never been shy about revealing some of the uglier truths in their relationships on-camera.
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The bare-knuckle campaign to remove National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster from the White House is about to get much uglier.
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The point is that getting there would be far uglier and look far more corrupt than even the firing of Comey.
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Nick: It's undoubtedly improving the show to see characters morph into uglier versions of themselves, even if it hurts to watch.
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It doesn't take much of a deep dive into the Blackpool grime scene to see some of its uglier qualities rearing.
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If it succeeds, the Middle East will start to look less benighted; if it fails, today's mayhem will turn even uglier.
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The race unfolding in 2016 is in some respects even uglier than what Dickerson unearthed from the infamous election of 1800.
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Since I'm paying these men, the whole thing makes me feel uglier and more pathetic than I did to begin with.
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But this is a good sign that if Republicans try it with CHIP, the politics of Obamacare will get even uglier.
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His pediatrician had tried a couple of different antibiotic pills and creams, but the lesions just kept getting bigger and uglier.
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As we've reported ... Michael and Jean are already in a bitter child support dispute ... and now, things are getting even uglier.
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Price butts up against some of the uglier realities that, perhaps no surprise, still plague us in even a hopeful future.
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Resisters want nothing to do with the uglier elements of the Tea Party — the rallies where politicians were burned in effigy.
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And at a time when social media gets uglier and more polarizing by the minute, Lanier's insights qualify as essential reading.
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Voices The mirror became a cruel optical illusion: I kept crunching, tucking, sweating and squatting, but my reflection just got uglier.
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But often, particularly after posting a celeb shot, Dugan's Instagram DMs are flooded with something uglier: allegations, derogatory comments, and threats.
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It seems with every progressive generation the Mini lineup gets a bit fatter, a bit more awkward and a tad uglier.
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" (WaPo) -- Lester Holt at the end of "Nightly News" on Thursday: "If history is any guide, this will only get uglier.
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These aspects underscore the complexity of identity, and also demand a readiness to face the uglier realities within the contemporary condition.
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Now, details on his failure of a tenure with the Cavs are coming to the surface ... and it's uglier than imagined.
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" These guys were average looking, but they "usually think they're much uglier than they are, and blame their failures on that.
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The point is that as the net closes in, the G.O.P. response is likely to be uglier than you can possibly imagine.
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Often, I've thought to myself, Oh my god, I'm uglier, I don't have hair or eyelashes, and people would point that out.
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Rubio said that the violence at Trump rallies — which Rubio called a "pattern" — means that America is regressing to an uglier time.
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He also suggested the Berniecrat call to win over working class whites was a cover -- "code," he called it -- for uglier ambitions.
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But their split in 2015 was not nearly as amicable as initially portrayed, and now threatens to get even uglier via litigation.
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But even uglier skirmishes are imminent, including whether to raise the federal government's debt limit and break Congress' self-imposed budget caps.
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It was ugly when America failed to live up to them, but it will be uglier still when it doesn't even try.
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Things uglier than, things worse than … these things are just the manifestation of my thoughts, my paranoia … I think, God I hope.
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Read more: The government shutdown is now the longest on record and the fight between Trump and Democrats is only getting uglier.
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We can all agree that Snapchat filters have four primary objectives: to make you look hotter, uglier, fun, or weird as shit.
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Payton James from Massachusetts wrote about hidden racism: Do I believe that America is "slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself"?
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In an irony that inspired Ms. Morris-Cafiero's latest project, "The Bully Pulpit," the online comments "Wait Watchers" received were even uglier.
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It's all very complex and even uglier than you might imagine, all coming out of the lawsuit that Benchmark filed against Kalanick.
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Barrett, too, was bepierced and no stranger to the Toronto rave scene — God, could there be three uglier words in the English language?
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Blac Chyna and the Kardashians are back in the headlines, but believe it or not, things might be getting even uglier between them.
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If that's a deal-breaker, then you'll need to pay more for something closer to a real smartwatch, or settle for something uglier.
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As far as first halves go, it couldn't have gotten much uglier for the Ducks, who were trailing 38-31 at the break.
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If full-scale war does break out, experts warn the conflict will almost certainly be even bloodier and uglier than the last time.
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Monster iSport FreedomThe only set of headphones that are uglier than the Monster iSport Freedoms is the Nokia Purity Pro Headset by Monster.
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But Erdogan's self-anointed role as the slain journalist's advocate belies an uglier truth: his own track record on press freedom is dismal.
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Wait for the declines to get uglier, and look for stocks to grab at a steal, such as McDonald's, Cisco and Procter & Gamble.
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In the uglier scenarios, we'd need to figure out removal of 1,000 gigatons, the equivalent of 20 years of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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" When Bette goes off on her "glamour makeup," Joan pointedly informs her, "The answer to feeling unattractive isn't to make yourself even uglier.
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The Trumps already know that, but they could soon discover how a "beautiful thing" like nepotism can turn uglier than they ever imagined.
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Another document related to Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's divorce has been released, and it seems the public battle is getting even uglier.
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While pro-Confederates may hail the statues as a testament of the South's bravery, this is purposefully ignoring the uglier side of history.
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These are excellent values to be sure, but our constitutional tradition also embodies much uglier ones, like white supremacy, patriarchy, xenophobia and militarism.
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And that means the next months of the Trump era threaten to be even uglier and chaotic than the ones that preceded them.
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It's the latest wrinkle in the lawsuit, which has been dragging on since October 22005 and getting uglier and more complicated along the way.
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Indians are not victims of deliberate policies but of a systemic failure to account for, and deal with, the uglier side-effects of progress.
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While the photo appears to portray an awe-inspiring instance of avian camaraderie, the truth of its circumstances are a bit uglier, McCarty said.
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Read More Why 2016 keeps getting uglier for US economy Gordon noted that the stock has been trading in a clear parallel uptrend channel.
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I would look in the mirror and be like, 'I like this,' and then I would do something to make it uglier on purpose.
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But whichever side wins on June 23rd (and the outcome is no clearer than it was at the start), the political future looks uglier.
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What followed was a slip of the mask, a valuable insight into the uglier ideas that undergird Dreher's great project of preserving Western civilization.
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I cannot stress enough how much uglier and louder this PC was than the Mac; they are on different planets in terms of design.
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I cannot stress enough how much uglier and louder this PC was than the Mac; they are on different planets in terms of design.
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Donald Trump did not apologize Friday for driving one of the uglier, most blatantly racist narratives in American political culture during the Obama presidency.
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Somasundaram said that the big insurance firms will be next in the inquiry's spotlight "and it will get much more uglier" over the next week.
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He's all about getting "Drunk on a Plane" – but Dierks Bentley is the first to admit the aftermath is uglier than it used to be.
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Mary J. Blige's nasty divorce just got uglier because she says her estranged husband's got a tight grip on her prized possessions -- including a Grammy.
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This began as an uprising against tyranny, but has become an ugly war, and it has made both sides uglier as time has gone by.
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With The Deeper the Water the Uglier the Fish, Apekina establishes herself as a formidable voice in fiction — a writer to keep on your radar.
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For a smartwatch, this bucks the unfortunate trend of this year of moving backward with chunkier and uglier designs (Huawei, I'm looking directly at you).
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Things are even uglier using UniCredit's US$21.5bn perpetual non-call June 2024, which was bid at 79.5 on Friday for a yield of 12.035%.
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There's a tension between continued growth and engagement driven by algorithms while managing the uglier parts of YouTube's platform, and as a result, problems emerge.
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While the Dow and other major US indexes have plunged in recent weeks, the sell-off in China started much earlier and has been uglier.
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" And Mr. Cooper called it "a superficial whitewash of a situation that was and remains far uglier and more damaging than his film lets on.
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The strong one loves his smaller and uglier brother and accepts that his deviant behavior comes from trauma, but he still looks down on him.
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"One time, he did it in a restaurant and the chef sent over Champagne," she said, adding that one ring was uglier than the next.
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Once the battle lines are drawn, though, they're are caught in the middle of their parents' dispute, which gets uglier the longer it goes unresolved.
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As heroic as these deeds are, Bowden does not neglect the uglier aspects of war, including racism, substance abuse and atrocities committed by both sides.
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The fall debates, assuming that they take place and the President agrees to participate, could well be uglier than a hard core professional wrestling match.
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The cars also look more aggressive, but with new shark-fin engine covers and appendages added to the front wing, some think they are uglier.
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The news about Harvey Weinstein has been horrific, and this morning it took an even uglier turn when the New Yorker published their report this morning.
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Cheaper laptops usually mean uglier displays, but the 13.3-inch 1080p touch display is damn gorgeous for the price, with rich deep blacks, and vibrant colors.
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It looks a lot more like a folder on iOS — which is perhaps in some ways more functional, but a lot uglier and less visually interesting.
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Since then, things have only gotten uglier between Kesha and Dr. Luke (real name Lukasz Gottwald), the man she's suing to release her from her contract.
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But this show's greatest trick falls right in line with that of its fictional producers: UnReal knows how to distract its audience from the uglier truth.
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Jim Cramer: But it did get ugly and it seemed like it was about to get uglier is that a reason why the deal was dropped?
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Finally the man told Lincoln that he had promised himself years ago that if he ever met a man uglier than himself, he would shoot him.
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This is the fourth year in a row where Samsung has built a bigger, stronger, and uglier version of its flagship Galaxy smartphone for AT&T.
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" He continued: "The lack of understanding of life experiences that, as privileged white men, they haven't had, reinforces one of the uglier stereotypes of Silicon Valley.
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Emmet (Chris Pratt) remains the same old Emmet, a "total Hufflepuff" whose sunny disposition and optimistic worldview are out of place in this uglier new world.
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HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — The firebomb hurled through the front window of the local Republican headquarters here was one of the uglier manifestations of a sour national mood.
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The 2016 campaign made it clear that Trump was crude, cruel, politically incorrect, and prone to saying ugly things in public and uglier things in private.
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It's also important to understand that it's a much uglier and crueler environment that it was pre-Roe, and that's true in our country writ large.
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However, the kingdom may come to regret betting everything on a presidency that appears more representative of the uglier aspects of America's past than its future.
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"Sanders supporters have weaponized Facebook to spread angry memes about his Democratic rivals," by Craig Timberg and Isaac Stanley-Becker It's getting ugly (or uglier) online.
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These hideous protrusions have always been an eyesore, popping out of the backside of phones for years, and they're only getting uglier with every new model.
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Politics getting uglier all the time "She doesn't really do that much," Trump said during a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity that aired Wednesday night.
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Ugly as the primary season has been, there is every reason to believe that the general election will be uglier, especially if it's Clinton vs. Trump.
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The president leading the effort is from Penn State, where one of the uglier deaths occurred, leading to criminal charges for more than two dozen students.
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Not only is the turf algal community uglier than healthy coral, but it means the other species that depend on the coral lose their livelihoods too.
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"It is uglier this year," Garrick Brown, vice president of retail research for the Americas at Cushman & Wakefield, recently said about the bricks-and-mortar retail industry.
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"How tempting it is to invent a humanity for anyone at all," Commander Lawrence says, in one of the show's uglier sentences – the erasure of the individual.
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But what's happening to Diop is different from what Affleck and Leto faced, and it's even uglier than the awful body-shaming that Gadot was subjected to.
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"They had struggles onset, and the studio magnified them" for publicity, says actress Susan Sarandon, who stars in Feud as Davis, but things got uglier after filming.
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The results are either "fresh" or "rotten," and simply list the names of any alleged perpetrators, with the uglier details tucked away behind hyperlinks to relevant articles.
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I had to be mindless, because there is hardly anything in 2016's The Division that the intervening years have not made somehow uglier and more fascist.
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I couldn't control what was happening on the outside; I was firmly convinced I was getting uglier by the day, and popular opinion seemed to reflect this.
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Porcelain sets gained some popularity through the 18th century, but chipped easily, and wouldn't come equipped with more durable (if uglier) vulcanite rubber bases until the 1850s.
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It was a much uglier version of the game, with placeholder art and buildings that looked like boxes, but players seemed to pick up on it anyways.
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"Things worsened as the U.S. markets got involved this Monday", said Connor Campbell, an analyst for Spreadex, adding that losses turned "uglier as the afternoon wore on".
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As for Cotton (Amiyah Scott) and Carlotta (Queen Latifah), an attempt to fix their relationship makes it even uglier — and reveals Pastor Bobby's (Tyrese Gibson) true colors.
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For all of his good looks and for all the beauty in his game, it got ugly and, given the subject matter, it may get uglier still.
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When public debt increases—or even if it stays put—while the economy shrinks, the ratio between debt and domestic production grows and fiscal matters turn uglier.
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His next book, published a year later, in 1950, chronicled some uglier sides of the war, including the expulsion of Palestinians, and made him far less popular.
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The halftime show, the ads, the parties: The Super Bowl is more than a game, and 217 million of us tune in despite the sport's uglier controversies.
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But though Solomon eventually develops a conscience, even warning Seberg about what's going on, the actual story is a lot uglier, and with far less moral ambiguity.
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So explain those challenges from a Reddit point of view and from a social media [point of view], because it seems uglier, more full of lies, more difficult.
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As Joshua DeShaney, he was the nominal plaintiff in the case that led to one of the uglier and most consequential decisions of the Rehnquist court, DeShaney v.
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"The trade war will only get uglier and cause both sides more economic pain before we see a final resolution," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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That's led to numerous headaches for each as they try to strike a balance between reigning in their platforms' uglier tendencies and stifling the free flow of information.
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This was an important announcement, even if it was drowned out by the ugliness and nonsense of a campaign that is even uglier and more nonsensical than usual.
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The back-and-forth over his candidacy, and the news media's coverage of it, have added a new cache of material to the uglier side of Twitter's oeuvre.
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Many of the administration's uglier policy ideas have been a result of Mr. Trump's failure to deliver on his signature campaign promise of a "big, beautiful" border wall.
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But they also want to control tomorrow, to chisel the story of their lives into plaques and cornerstones before some historian can overwrite them with an uglier truth.
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Now a new investigation by Amnesty International claims the situation could be even uglier behind closed doors, accusing police of committing assaults in custody that amount to torture.
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Without Boo around, sex has become a hard drug: it's the way that Fleabag blots out her uglier memories, and it's also the way that she relives them.
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There's reason to think the buying spree won't last much longer, which could lay bare a much uglier trade picture if the spat with Beijing continues to worsen.
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President Donald Trump's response to the House of Representatives' approval of two articles of impeachment against him was, in some respects, even uglier than could've reasonably been anticipated.
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She must navigate a much nastier Washington culture that is likely to turn even uglier as congressional investigations into the president begin, and the Mueller report is delivered.
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Philipp Plein, Burberry All Is(n't) Fair In Ready-To-Wear No surprise, really, but this season saw the uglier side of the fashion industry rearing its head, too.
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Elected Republicans prefer to avert their eyes from some of the less savory parts of Trump's presidency: These other, uglier aspects of Trump's presidency were hidden for the night.
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But, I also found myself clinging to the messy, uglier moments of uncertainty and frustration that the play explores in a way I wasn't equipped to wrestle with before.
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There is nothing uglier than the financial sector right now, but every good portfolio makeover starts with a really ugly asset, Mayflower Advisors managing partner Larry Glazer said Tuesday.
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You won't notice all that much difference in what Facebook Lite can do, but the whole app is quicker and lighter, not to mention uglier than its big brother.
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A diplomatic dust-up between the U.S. and the U.K. got uglier on Tuesday, because President Donald Trump just doesn't seem to be able to let an insult go.
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But the songwriter is able to justify these uglier sides of the business with the very simple fact that he's spending his life doing what many only fantasize about.
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But the same company that banished Hogan has poured millions of dollars into a quasi-philanthropical marketing campaign promoting the image of a person who made vastly uglier comments.
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Those on trial at The Hague are precursors of some of the continent's current nationalist leaders -- just as they themselves are a throwback to their own grandfathers' uglier inclinations.
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"It's going to be uglier than ugly," one Democratic strategist said, pointing to surveys showing there is no clear winner across the first four states in the nominating process.
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Baldwin wrote his second novel during the Eisenhower presidency, at the start of the Cold War, when queers were stuck between a big rock and an uglier hard place.
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The war between Antonio Brown and a celebrity chef is getting uglier ... new court docs obtained by TMZ Sports show the cook is now accusing the WR of slander.
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Like Vanier, he died in France at the age of 90, but the end of Roger's life, after he was stabbed by a mentally disturbed Romanian woman, was far uglier.
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Weather tracking technology On the left side of the plane, Baker sat at his station lit by the green glow of screens showing where Hermine's uglier weather demons were located.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJay-Z Goes After Trump In New Song Kid Rock Attacks Joy Behar On Air 50 Cent: Beef With Son Gets Uglier Halle Berry Training With MMA Superstar
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I say blackness more than race or racism; the anthology cannot avoid these last two uglier constructions, but the joy and pain of existing while black is what's celebrated here.
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But then they also expect Trump to lose it — and to lose it in an uglier, more divisive fashion that drags down Republicans running for the House and Senate too.
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There's a bit of the Ambrose Bierce of "The Devil's Dictionary" in his ability to take words and ideas and invest them with uglier and thus usually more accurate meanings.
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I won't spoil the specifics of how Princess Mononoke ends here, but even though Ashitaka's adventure shows him the uglier side of humanity, we also find reasons to be optimistic.
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Since then, the rhetoric has only gotten uglier — and the policies, harsher — for Mexicans and other immigrants to the US. Children have been taken from their parents at the border.
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Enter Andrew McCabe, the ill-fated former deputy director of the F.B.I. who briefly ran the bureau following the dismissal of James Comey, before himself departing under even uglier circumstances.
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Attempts to tighten dependency qualifications led to one of the uglier political battles of the war, with lawmakers and local draft board members vowing not to induct even one father.
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If anything, Trumpism is going to get even uglier, and Trump even less presidential (if such a thing is possible) now that he has fewer people pushing for trade wars.
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Crumb and company continue to attract strange bedfellows nearly thirty years after Weirdo published one final anthology, further shedding light on the darker, uglier, stranger side of the human condition.
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In the latest development, Britain's ambassador to the U.S. resigned on Wednesday, bringing an uncomfortable end to a diplomatic tiff made uglier by President Donald Trump's refusal to let it go.
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China still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get uglier, Reuters reported last week citing government advisers involved in internal policy discussions.
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"Things are getting uglier here every day," the 44-year-old wrote as the caption to a photo of a 17-year-old woman who was shot and killed in Rio.
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President Donald Trump's public feud with Attorney General Jeff Sessions keeps getting uglier — and may soon lead to the unceremonious ouster of one of the president's earliest and most enthusiastic supporters.
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Twitter's anti-harassment battle is a crisis of identity for the platform, and it's fighting an enemy that's far uglier and more insidious than some clever IOC-rules-flouting meme-crafters.
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While Luckey's general political alignment hadn't been a secret, the news potentially tied him to some of the uglier parts of Trump's online support base, including alt-right cheerleader Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Mendelsohn, a journalist, author and passionate genealogist, has been using people's public family history to beat back some of the uglier claims about immigrants and how they fit into US history.
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An uglier story is told by the inclusion of the bronze heads of a Nigerian king and queen mother, made in the late-18th and early-43th-century kingdom of Benin.
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Was it because he was a computer major who left college early and did not attend enough humanities courses that might have alerted him to the uglier aspects of human nature?
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It doesn't shy away from the uglier parts of Walker's life, dedicating significant amounts of the plot to her ongoing battle against colorism, her failing marriage, and her questionable parenting tactics.
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What I find most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which I and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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IN KOP PA feels racism is unfair: I believe that America is turning back "into an uglier version of itself" because it is the thought and idea that sticks to everyone.
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Ukraine Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been in a feud with NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly over the administration's view on the Ukraine scandal, and things are only getting uglier.
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Two weeks after one of the uglier on-field fights in recent years, there were no snafus as the A.F.C. North rivals faced off without the main protagonists in the melee.
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Instead of depending on its photogenic actors making meals out of the scenery, Big Little Lies revealed its luxurious trappings to be nothing more than a veneer concealing much uglier truths.
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For those who were joyful and uplifted on inauguration day 2009, the years that followed have been a vast letdown: American politics got even uglier, policy progress always fell short of dreams.
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So far Discord's growth has been nothing short of meteoric, and the platform is on track to conceivably eclipse its larger, uglier, and less user-friendly competitor Skype in the near future.
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Things are about to get uglier for 'Real Housewives of New York' star Jules Wainstein -- her estranged husband is planning to file for full custody of their 2 kids ... TMZ has learned.
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The corporate earnings picture is ugly and getting uglier in a hurry, with companies expected to post an 8.3 percent decline in first-quarter profits from the same period a year ago.
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Like 1973's The Wicker Man, which also features orgiastic pagan rituals, Midsommar seems to fixate on the parts of human nature that are uglier than we like to admit to ourselves.
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"Commodity currencies are coming off a terrible week and there are signs things could get even uglier in the near term," said Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA, in a note.
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An ugly campaign gets uglier The candidates and their spouses and families glumly strode into the Washington University in St. Louis auditorium on Sunday night knowing exactly what they were in for.
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For some two decades, Raz and his first comrades in the unit didn't talk about the uglier side of their work, the price exacted on Palestinians, and the price exacted on them.
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Cisneros's victory is a win for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), which backed his candidacy over Andy Thorburn's (D) in what turned into one of the uglier primaries in the state.
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"The uglier converse of the bootstrap hypothesis—that those who fail to transcend their circumstances deserve them—makes even less sense in the face of the grim biology of poverty," he explained.
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But even in the scene, going to hardcore shows, I was always the side friend to the prettier girl; the one who is deemed uglier so the other girl looks more interesting.
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He may have done something ugly and dumb many years ago, when he was a young man and prevailing notions of socially permissible behavior were uglier and dumber than they are today.
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But at least, in eliminating one of the uglier necessities of smartphone design, Elliptic Labs appears to have succeeded in making the Jony Ives of the world sleep a little better at night.
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Samsung hasn't announced availability, but expect the Q9, and the less expensive Q8 and Q7, which have uglier finishes, larger port replacement cords, and curved options, to appear in stores in the spring.
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The barely concealed anti-Muslim rhetoric of some BJP candidates, and the hypocrisy of the party's efforts to wage an anti-corruption campaign, may prove to be leading indicators of uglier battles ahead.
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A new poll (in Chinese) ran by news portal Sina Technology showed that more than 60% of respondents think they look uglier through the next-gen payments method than on a regular camera.
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" The thing that he finds "most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which [Scott] and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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In addition to grappling with what Congress had really done in passing DOMA, Obama's Justice Department recognized that time had rendered Congress's animus even uglier and more distant from the country's moral center.
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Moore's campaign and Trump's embrace of Republican orthodoxy on economic issues have revealed the extent to which "economic nationalism" has been deployed by Bannon and others as a cover for uglier political positions.
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Should Trump choose to ignore Pelosi, and attempt nonetheless to give his State of the Union at the House next Tuesday, it would echo one of the uglier chapters of the British monarchy.
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Because back in 2012 when she lost in London, many of Brazil's sort of more uglier aspects in the debate over race and ethnicity surfaced; she suffered this torrent of abuse on Twitter.
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" Or her post-election summary of Donald Trump's 27 victory on The Daily Show, when she said, "I feel like I just broken with [by] someone who's uglier and has a worse personality.
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The results of the New Hampshire primary were chaotic and dispiriting for the two parties' establishments, suggesting that both primary contests will last much longer and be much uglier than elites had hoped.
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I think that's one aspect of what the selloff today is telling us--the fundamentals are getting uglier, and the Fed's emergency rate cut to zero yesterday can't do much to stop that.
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Foreclosing on families is an ugly business, and it's even uglier when it turns out that people lost their homes unnecessarily because of incompetent loan servicing by the bank that's handling their mortgages.
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Given the involvement of Russians trying to undermine the United States, the evidence Mr. Mueller may already have collected could well be even uglier than deliberately burning a C.I.A. spy for political gain.
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That could be the end of the immigration debate in mainstream or social media, or lead to a sharp turn to a much uglier debate, but at this gathering, that's not the case.
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His strategy, instead, relies on his celebrity, his media megaphone, and the uglier parts of his message — and his hope that all these can help turn out not traditionally Republican voters to the caucuses.
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This week things got uglier, when it was leaked that the agencies had supplied Mr Trump with a summary of the report, whose claims remain unverified, despite plenty of effort by plenty of people.
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The Deeper the Water the Uglier the Fish looks at the effects of a parent's mental illness on their children, examining it from two perspectives — as experienced during childhood and as remembered during adulthood.
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"Donald Trump is a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by -- and it's time for decent people everywhere -- Republican, Democrat, Independent -- to say, 'No More Donald,'" Warren wrote Monday in a Facebook post.
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I really think this is a turning point in the story of this family, and this is a fundamental rift in the foundation of their relationship, and it really shows that darker, uglier side.
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Where's the gorgeous person who, however much he or she disapproves of beauty standards in the abstract, would like to be uglier, or for society to make no distinctions on the basis of appearance?
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As the Wigdor cases proceed through the legal system — a process that could cost millions in legal fees and that could take years — the state of affairs could grow even uglier for all parties.
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Ms. Le Pen's campaign has been oriented around an extreme form of nationalism, and she often criticizes historians and others who bring up the uglier aspects of France's past, as she did on Sunday.
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Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift just reignited the flame of her very public legal battle with her former record label Big Machine Records and Scooter Braun, and the fight is getting uglier by the second.
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Or is the role of the court jester less about the bells and whistles of provoking laughs and more about revealing the uglier truths behind abuses of power, with lethal punchlines and a wink?
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Alison Whiteley, a retiree in her 50s who saw Mr. Rubio speak in Oklahoma City on Friday, said the race had turned "uglier" this cycle, but she did not blame Mr. Rubio, whom she supports.
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In a foreshadowing of how much uglier U.S. politics could get, top Democratic operatives are already talking about impeachment of Brett Kavanaugh as a 2020 campaign issue if he gets confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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The Titans quarterback completed fewer than half of his passes and threw one of the uglier interceptions of the season against a Houston defense facing life without J.J. Watt for the rest of the season.
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Team: Cincinnati BengalsWeek 8 opponent: at Los Angeles Rams (in London)Why you should sit him: Boyd hasn't produced much like a No. 1 receiver this year, and things are only getting uglier in Cincinnati.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts thinks America always had a dark side: I don't think that America is "slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself" - I think that America has always had a dark underbelly.
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Then, somewhere along the way -- and I can't trace exactly when this happened so maybe it was always there -- Trump's anti-PC campaign morphed into something uglier, something more insidious and damaging to our politics.
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Speakers from Google, Facebook, the ACLU, the Anti-Defamation League and loads of well-known anti-harassment activists have gathered here with the express goal of airing some of the uglier truths about online discourse.
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On the GOP side the choice is between Kristi Noem, the state's lone member of the U.S. House of Representatives, and state Attorney General Marty Jackley in a race that started ugly and ended even uglier.
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"Donald Trump is a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by -- and it's time for decent people everywhere -- Republican, Democrat, Independent -- to say, 'No more Donald,'" Warren said in a Facebook post on March 14.
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Read More Cramer: Be ready when the big banks get uglier While the stock market is slammed every time the price of oil takes a nosedive, it has been a real boon for the restaurant industry.
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Moodie discussed the idea of inserts in tobacco packages that contain information about quitting and the benefits of doing so, and the possibility of uglier cigarettes with unattractive designs and health warnings written right on them.
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"There are just going to be a lot conversations happening between friends who are also running for president about how to make sure that it doesn't get any uglier than it has to be," Murphy said.
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Many have said policymakers are willing to cut rates more if the data get uglier, but when officials say they see policy in the right place, it suggests they believe policy has anticipated current economic weakness.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesNBC's Holt on impeachment: 'This will only get uglier' Five takeaways from Trump whistleblower hearing The Hill's 12:30 Report: Intel chief defends handling of whistleblower complaint MORE (Calif.), the panel's ranking member.
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Read More Why 2016 keeps getting uglier for US economy Fourth-quarter U.S. GDP increased at a 0.7 percent annual rate, in line with expectations but down sharply from the 2.0 percent rate in the third quarter.
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The behavior of Russia in the last few weeks has echoes of some of the uglier moments of the Cold War, an era of proxy battles that ended in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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It's a genre that allows me to put a nice, ugly face on the miasma of even uglier feelings that stir in my head, and lets me deal with them in a way my lizard brain understands.
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Quick take: The report, released yesterday by the Council on Foreign Relations, says that, if the U.S. does not figure out how to retrain workers displaced by automation, politics are sure to grow even uglier than now.
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Things turn ugly when Gonzalo unexpectedly dies on a visit to his family in Madrid, and uglier still when his best friend, who has traveled from Yorkshire to Venice for the funeral, is strangled at her hotel.
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And it raises the question of how much uglier the candidates might be when they gather again for the next debate on Tuesday night in Charleston, S.C. It was Mr. Bloomberg's debut on the presidential debate stage.
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But as a variety of people have pointed out, this controversy is only the latest example of a pushback against "political correctness," often centered around the "manosphere," the "alt-right," and the uglier parts of video game culture.
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Coming off one of the worst losses in team history (this is their fifth-worst playoff defeat by net rating, and they didn't win any of the series with uglier scores), there's almost nowhere to go but up.
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I fell in love with Transworld, I discovered skateboarding through Transworld, so there was this romantic side of it that I tried to keep away from the uglier side of it being owned by all these corporate vultures.
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There are uglier numbers in the 216-year history of the Minnesota Timberwolves franchise, but maybe none more indicative or indicting than the fact that the team has finished in the top 234 in defensive efficiency exactly twice.
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The audio of Waldman floridly losing her shit at the stadium that day became a sort of proto-meme, a shared joke grounded both in Waldman's deliriously and undeniably over-the-top performance and some other, uglier elements.
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But the backdrop to Monday's ceremony could not have been uglier: By the start of the event, Israeli soldiers had reportedly killed dozens of Palestinian protestors, allegedly in response to their attempts to breach the Gaza-Israel border.
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Trump's frantic attempt to make next week's election about scary brown people rather than health care or tax cuts is cruder and uglier than anything we've seen for a long time, but it's not fundamentally out of character.
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Most of the nation's 110,000 people have fled to Australia and New Zealand—both of which are struggling with climate-driven scarcity in their own economies, and reverting to uglier forms of discrimination from their shared colonialist past.
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Again, racism was always a part of it, but as it becomes mainstream and commercialized around 1840, and especially after the Civil War, blackface becomes much crueler, much more about mockery, much meaner and uglier and more hateful.
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But the result is too often something uglier: unflattering images that do nothing more than mock personal profligacy, as if all would be fine if everyone just had good taste and bought only the handbags they could afford.
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That was his path to power, one much uglier than most politicians travel, and his election didn't do what so many of the Republicans who reluctantly supported him hoped that it would and make him a bigger person.
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The contenders have recently begun to attack one another more forcefully — Ms. Warren, a nonaggressor for most of the campaign, took on Mr. Buttigieg on Thursday night — and the sparring could get uglier the longer the primary continues.
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Girls premiered in 2012 to an immediate shitstorm of disdain, critical praise, charges of obliviousness and nepotism, and in the uglier parts of the internet, fierce shaming because women like Dunham dared to get naked and filthy onscreen.
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There are several sickening scenes of detainees being beaten, humiliated, waterboarded, and hog-tied – "doing things the Nazis did," in the words of an outraged senator – made all the uglier by the indifference of the CIA officials looking on.
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Did his extraordinary athletic ability, and resulting celebrity, explain why the American people were so willing to give Simpson a pass on evidence of spousal abuse, until the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman forced other, uglier considerations?
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The inherent problem with that of course is that when you head out in meatspace to a Tinder date or maybe bump into a friend you haven't seen in awhile, you'll look like your digital avatar's uglier, iller twin.
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"The specter of an incoming administration selling access in exchange for five- or six-figure donations to an inaugural committee is ugly on its own, but it gets even uglier when foreign nationals are taking advantage," Mr. Fischer said.
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I think as a whole, America has improved upon the way different races view one another and it confuses me as to why people think the America we live in today is slightly comparable to the "earlier, uglier" version.
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Headlines warn us that we're careening toward a global financial crisis uglier than 2008, and the stock market has seen some of its worst days in history recently, as a new virus rips across the world and paralyzes economies.
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With social media raging by the late 2010s, nearly every rapper arrested for gun or drug possession received a hashtag campaign calling to free them, an armchair phenomenon that brought to light one of the attitudinal shift's uglier symptoms.
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Manning has said she leaked the information to Wikileaks because of grave concerns that media and government portrayals of success in Iraq and Afghanistan were a stark contrast to the starker, uglier reality she had been observing in her Army role.
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Things are likely to get uglier if the EU insists that the free movement of people is the price of a softer Brexit, with the UK Independence Party roaring back to life and Brexiteer MPs campaigning against Britain's "vassal status".
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It is something uglier and far more uncomfortable: everyone involved in amplifying the hatred, bad faith, and bullying that has infected social platforms and now the nation is partially responsible for the ugliness of the political and social landscape before us.
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Nine Inch Nails may have commercialized industrial rock two years later with The Downward Spiral, but Psalm 69 reared its uglier, fucked-up head first, influencing the likes of Marilyn Manson, Dillinger Escape Plan, Hatebreed, Korn, and Nachtmystium along the way.
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The first number of the Byrds' two-song set drew derisive cries of "Tweet, tweet," and the mood got even uglier when Parsons made an on-air decision to switch songs — a breach of protocol that outraged the show's producers.
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" Bush's speech calling out the uglier parts of Trumpism comes just days after John McCain -- Bush's main opponent in the 2000 GOP presidential primaries -- delivered a similar rebuke, describing the dangers posed by the rise of "half-baked, spurious nationalism.
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Even if the negotiations somehow succeed, Yemenis scarred by the vicious fighting, past broken promises and deepening divisions say they fear that any truce would just be a prelude to an even uglier war, fought between regions, religious sects — even neighbors.
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Although we can't say for sure, it might be that the President, who has such a keen feel for the rhythm of the modern media and the uglier side of the public psyche, is purposely keeping our eye off the ball.
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FUNDAMENTALS * CHINA: China will further ease its economic policy to deal with a prolonged and costly trade war with the United States, but it would save more aggressive measures as last resorts should the dispute get uglier, policy sources say.
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Yes, the process began with Ronald Reagan's consistent approach to the Soviets, but its culmination under Bush was significant because, although the fall of the Soviet "evil empire" was inevitable, it could well have been a drastically different and uglier conclusion.
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While it is too soon to assess whether all this could have an impact on Chinese investment decisions, some Chinese business groups say they are worried about the uglier mood and also about potentially losing a business-friendly leader of Jakarta.
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The trade skirmish with China could get uglier in the months to come as President Donald Trump has threatened to ratchet up the pressure on Beijing with a new round of tariffs on more than $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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As Sanders edges closer to the once-unthinkable, winning the Democratic primary, it would benefit him and his followers to start thinking and preparing now for attacks that are inevitably going to be uglier and more vicious than anyone now imagines.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you've picked up a Switch you've no doubt been impressed by the games and the overall design, but decidedly underwhelmed by the display—which is uglier than the ones found on cheaper products like the $100 Amazon Fire.
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SMM-NIC-IMP * CHINA: China will further ease its economic policy to deal with a prolonged and costly trade war with the United States, but it would save more aggressive measures as last resorts should the dispute get uglier, policy sources say.
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For a worst-case scenario of how anti-Semitism can divide the left, take a look at what's going on with the Labour Party in the United Kingdom, where far more numerous figures have made far uglier comments than anything Omar has said.
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Read MoreEconomic outlook for 2000 keeps getting uglier The ADP report serves as a precursor for the closely watched monthly nonfarms payroll report, which is expected to show the economy added 210,000 positions and the unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent.
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Buttons have been absent from the Kindle since the Kindle 4 was released back in 2011, and e-reading enthusiasts have been stuck with the significantly uglier Barnes and Noble Nook if they needed that tactile sensation on a button can provide.
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R.T.A.'s productions aren't meant to carry any deeper meaning, but in the case of "Cyrano" — about a man who must hide his true, uglier visage behind a more attractive face — it was difficult not to think about the inmates' own predicament.
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In an interview at N.R.A. headquarters — which proudly displayed a model of the pistol used to assassinate Lincoln — LaPierre explained that AK semiautomatics were just uglier hunting guns and that he knew how to hunker down during periods of "hysteria" after shootings.
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That same economy has yielded uneven results in Altoona, a city of about 45,20163 where the low unemployment rate of 4.2 percent masks some uglier economic facts: Most of the new jobs are in lower-paying service industries, with scaled-down benefits.
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PARIS — Little more than a week before France's presidential election, Marine Le Pen remains a front-runner after working hard to sanitize the image of her party, the National Front, and to distance it from the uglier associations of Europe's far right.
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They are pissed off and panicky about it, and while we need not accept the uglier forms the backlash takes, we should still acknowledge the unique angst that results when the communities that most value order are struck by the most dislocation.
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" Dykstra lays out THREE reasons why Mickey needs to agree to a REAL DEAL boxing match -- one of which is, "What's the worst thing, you can't get any f***ing uglier after I f***ing rearrange your f***ing face mother f***er.
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Sondland also seemed to work to shield the president in the diplomatic corps during his text exchanges with Volker and current top US diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor, as Vox's Andrew Prokop has written: The texts get even uglier in late August and early September.
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Apple's shock announcement that the holiday quarter turned out worse than expected not only provided investors a warning about uglier-than-expected earnings for the company but also boosts one of President Donald Trump's key arguments in favor of the trade war with China.
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But as more and more communities see once-reliable sources of jobs (and pensions) disappear at least in part because big tech companies make their own rules, it's fair to wonder how much uglier this could get—and what it means for regular people.
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But the show is paced so well that it doesn't matter, and, finally, it has something in common with a movie like "Muriel's Wedding," a story in which grotesque characters, living in an even uglier world, find ways of liberating themselves without becoming normal.
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Critics of last week's nation-state legislation say it flouts the 1948 Declaration of Independence, but matters are messier, and uglier, than that: The new law only exposes an old dirty truth, an unspoken quid pro quo dating back to the creation of modern Israel.
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Clinton certainly has a point about the online culture that has coalesced around Sanders — it indeed can be toxic, and often misogynist, and just plain uglier, more aggressive, and more venomous than anything else you see on the left side of the political aisle.
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The Fed is betting on the fact that, in the event U.S. equities get even uglier, buyers will resurface in Treasurys to stop the rising yields and their scholastic balance sheet "diet" will be stabilized and be able to continue on its unprecedented course.
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When sex in real life finally occurs, the disgust overwhelms the desire — before sex the person is uglier than their picture, during sex tiny gross details disrupt orgasm, and after sex there is post-coital shame, and a desire to spin the wheel again.
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It's a campaign promise that went unfilled during the first two years of his presidency, the linchpin in a depraved rhetoric that somehow got uglier last fall, when Trump learned a "migrant caravan" was heading toward the border between the United States and Mexico.
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After kicking off with a self-aware warning that announced winners maybe shouldn't "get up right away" to accept their award, just in case of another mix-up, Kimmel took a pointed turn into the uglier side of Hollywood that the Harvey Weinstein allegations brought to light.
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In practice, it's much uglier, and by no means did the Founding Fathers intend for patents to be utilized toward incremental monopolization ploys, but rather a means to serve the public as an incentive to share knowledge for the progress and benefits of science and commerce.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get uglier, policy sources say.
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China is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach as the trade war with the United States gets longer and costlier, but still sees more aggressive action like interest rate cuts as a last resort should the dispute get uglier, policy sources have told Reuters.
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Read More Why 2016 keeps getting uglier For large and medium businesses, the decline was the first since the fourth quarter of 2012 — demand was flat in the second quarter of 2015 — and tracking for the biggest three-month decline since the fourth quarter of 2011.
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Better still, from the Democrats' point of view, the swing in the polls appears to be doing what some of us thought it might: sending Donald Trump into a derp spiral, in which his ugly nonsense gets even uglier and more nonsensical as his electoral prospects sink.
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Earlier this year, mainstream news outlets started reporting what should have long been obvious: Good ol' lovable YouTube was hosting millions of hours of well-watched intolerance, much of it far uglier than anything Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, or Mark Levin could get on the air.
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That's because after losing a buttload of money trying (and failing) to sell its first Spectacles, and later following up with a second model to little fanfare, today, Snap announced the Spectacles 2380, which are somehow uglier than ever and come with a serious price tag.
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George Herbert Walker Bush, who died Friday night, at 94, was the last president of the Greatest Generation, a gentleman who came of age in an ever-uglier arena, the embodiment of a postwar era of consensus that, in our time, seems as remote as Agincourt.
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Dr. Fletcher's primary function is to explain the movie to the audience, foreshadowing the climax with her heterodox pseudo-scholarly theories about her many-sided patient, but Ms. Buckley also provides a dimension of warmth and wit that "Split" would be much duller and uglier without.
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You can see these impulses grow stronger and more dominant in Miller's later work: Sin City is bloodier and uglier than any of his previous comics, and not grounded in the sort of character legacy that helped guide and restrain his takes on Daredevil and Batman.
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I would say that it's darker and uglier than any episode, but it settles on this bittersweet note of where these people find themselves in their lives and in their relationship, and I think it's the perfect punctuation to the season, and it's the perfect place to leave people.
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But I suspect a new order along these lines would be uglier and more unstable, its ruling party far more easily undone or overthrown, than in the sun-kissed aristocracy that liberals have built for themselves in what was once, but no longer, the proving ground for the American dream.
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But matters got uglier later, when Todd McDermott, the debate moderator and an anchor for WPBF, the ABC News affiliate in West Palm Beach, asked Mr. DeSantis about past speaking engagements at far-right conferences and campaign contributions from a donor who called Mr. Obama a racist slur on Twitter.
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Mandy Lee of Lady and Pups, a self-described "angry food blog," wants to talk about the uglier side of cooking: the obsessive side that kept her housebound for days at a time, forgoing new friends in a new city and ordering groceries online instead of going to the store.
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As passengers aboard the Karaka — a painstakingly restored wooden ship used in the show — took turns dressing up as their favorite characters as they sailed around the city, Ms. Seref relayed how one actress asked that "all the pretty Croatian girls be replaced with uglier ones," so as not to upstage her.
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The reality is that policy debates over health care are, if anything, even uglier than average for U.S. economic debate, which is really saying something; the reason, I think, is because the facts – the kind of facts Uwe dedicated his working life to discovering – are so inconsistent with many forms of political orthodoxy.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesNBC's Holt on impeachment: 'This will only get uglier' Five takeaways from Trump whistleblower hearing The Hill's 6900:30 Report: Intel chief defends handling of whistleblower complaint MORE (R-Calif.), the committee's ranking member, blasted Democrats, accusing them of using the Intelligence panel as a platform to impeach Trump.
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He serves up one "most shocking episode ever" after another, mining uglier pieces of his core each time: progressing from profanity about Haiti and Africa in private to publicly telling four minority American congresswomen, only one of whom was born outside the United States, to "go back" to the countries they came from.
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But the federal government's response to Hurricane Maria has shown that the problem is even uglier than that: Puerto Rico's status as a US territory, which is rooted in racist legal rulings, has created a class of citizens whose lives are valued less, and whose deaths can be ignored by America's most powerful leaders.
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But personally, the difference in listening to Jay or Kanye and the way that empowers me is that I feel like there's a level of honesty in hip-hop about the uglier side of power and of being disempowered that isn't really spoken of in detail in the punk world, even with my favorite bands.
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Waymo also said at the time that it would be partnering with manufacturing company Magna International on bringing its self-driving technology to "our fleet of different vehicles," which includes vehicles from Jaguar Land Rovers and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, the latter of which is responsible for Waymo's uglier-than-sin Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans.
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He just had time to remark that the sound was oddly familiar when an English bulldog even fatter and uglier yet moving far faster than Hadassah had ever moved in her life — maybe it was the example set by its thoroughbred neighbors — rolled in like an asthmatic bowling ball, paws slapping at the mud.
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But as long as we have single-member districts, and as long as Democrats concentrate in cities while Republicans live outside of the cities, any attempt to redraw districts to make them competitive would require awkwardly connecting slices of city to far-flung patches of country in ways that look even stranger and uglier than the current gerrymanders.
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There's always been an uglier set of impulses in America, exterminating Native Americans for their lands and slavery and Jim Crow and... (CROSSTALK) AXELROD: And by the way, resistance to Doris Kearns Goodwin, who we both know and love, was -- showed me a speech by Henry Cabot Lodge in 1896 castigating Irish immigrants and Polish immigrants... OBAMA: Exactly.
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Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling all but announced in an interview late last year that he would mount a bid to unseat Warren "I don't kid myself: the upcoming fights in the Senate — and our campaign in Massachusetts in 2018 — are likely to be uglier and nastier than anything we've ever imagined," she wrote.
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Thiel also talked about Zuckerberg's role in developing Facebook's News Feed feature and Zuckerberg's interest in "building a social network that would respect people, value relationships and treat people in a reasonable kind of way" — the suggestion being that without Facebook, the internet could be a far uglier place than it is today (which seems plausible).
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Adding upgraded parts leaves friendly Corebots looking a little ragtag, as colors don't match and some components prefer curves over corners, but the stats don't lie: These forearms, while uglier than the result of a 2CV mating with an SUV, with the tires burned off and moldy dice in the window, pack more punch than anything in Real Steel.
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It's not clear if Naughton herself was personally responsible for any of these decisions, and some of the uglier allegations happened before her four years leading Google's People Operations team — for instance, the allegation that Google's HR department punished former Google lawyer Jennifer Blakeley, but not Google's chief legal officer David Drummond, when the two had an affair.
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In an effort to preempt that destructive process, which was getting rhetorically uglier by the day, Dole — the former Senate majority leader and acknowledged expert on congressional procedure — drafted the elements of a tough but fair censure of the president in the form of a "joint resolution" to be approved by the House, the Senate and President Clinton himself.
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Pros: Comfortable and secure fit, clear sound, 7-hour battery life, sweat resistant, reflective details for more visibility, ability to hear ambient sound for added safety Cons: On the uglier side design-wise, lacks the bass forward sound that some find more motivating, controls on the back of the headpiece can be awkward to use Buy the Urbanears Stadion on Amazon for $99.00
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The interminable failure of government to marshal all available resources, brainpower, imagination, and resolution of spirit, to finally solve Flint, Michigan's contaminated water problem, stands, in relief, as a giant scarlet letter branded on the breast of America; just supplant the shame-evoking, blood-curdling, familiar image of the red "A" for "adulteress" with an even uglier, ignoble, black "R," for racist.
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There were endless examples of this in 2015, from the transformation of #BlackLivesMatter from a statement of fact to a point of contention to the harassment of Ellen Pao, the new Reddit CEO, who tried to shut down some of the site's uglier threads—"transfags" and "CoonTown" for example—and was met by horrifying opposition, often racist and misogynist, by the site's users.
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Yet in late October, in an old resort town in the heart of Arkansas, the programmers and volunteers of the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival showed a different side of the South than the one frozen in plantations and Civil War monuments — in touch with its history, confronting some of its uglier footnotes, and reflecting on its place in today's world.
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The rise of fake news and what role that might have played in the outcome of the EU referendum in the U.K. and the most recent presidential election in the U.S.; and extreme cases of harassment online, are two of the uglier examples of where social sites might have an obligation to play a stronger role beyond that of simply being a conduit for information.
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" Filipovic said that at a time when Donald Trump is president, waffling on supporting Sanders if he wins the primary is "wildly reckless," but Clinton is not wrong "about the online culture that has coalesced around Sanders — it indeed can be toxic, and often misogynist, and just plain uglier, more aggressive, and more venomous than anything else you see on the left side of the political aisle.
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One way to think about Fox News in general, and Mr. O'Reilly in particular, is that they provide a safe space for people who want an affirmation that their uglier impulses are, in fact, justified and perfectly O.K. And one way to think about the Trump White House is that it's attempting to expand that safe space to include the nation as a whole.
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The filter bubble has been a much discussed concern — for multiple years — but the consequences of algorithmically denuding the spectrum of available opinion, whilst simultaneously cranking open the Overton window along the axis of an individual's own particular viewpoint, are perhaps becoming increasingly apparent this year, as social divisions seem to loom larger, noisier and uglier than in recent memory — at very least as played out on social media.
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If Trump is calling countries with black populations shitholes, it's because he sees them as cesspools of human excrement, the dark waste of the world -- a point made even uglier by his use of Norway, where over 90% of the population is white and three out of four people fit the Aryan blond and blue eyed ideal, as his example of a nation from which America should seek new immigrants.
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The second lady's sudden transformation, her participation in Trump campaign events and her gushing praise of the president stem from a desire to protect her husband's political future and fiercely defend him in an election contest that seems to get uglier by the day, according to eight current and former administration officials and people close to the Pence family who spoke to POLITICO on the condition of anonymity.
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Last year the news developments that prompted this rite of fall were even uglier: Six players were dismissed from the football team after they were accused of criminal conduct, and Kyle Flood, then the head coach, was suspended for three games by the university after it was revealed that he contacted a dance teacher to try to secure extra-credit work for a player who needed a sufficient grade to stay eligible.
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Her marriage to Henry lasted only six months, either because Cleves was uglier than her portrait suggested and gouty, middle-aged Henry couldn't stand being married to someone so gross (Henry's story), or because poor little sheltered 25-year-old Cleves was Not Into It when gouty, middle-aged Henry showed up at her house unannounced and wearing a mask before their wedding to try to kiss her, and then Henry got offended and immediately began plotting to get rid of her (what other contemporary accounts suggest).
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In hindsight, it was a genius plan: to inculcate young black Southerners before we could know the fuller, uglier reality, to use fast cars and toy cars and a pretty girl in short-shorts and a couple of white dudes who looked like our neighbors—who dressed like us and worked on cars in dirty white T-shirts like us and farmed like us and hunted like us and prayed to the same God we did—to convince us to love and revere those who hated us so much they wanted us in chains forever.
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Rep. Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesNBC's Holt on impeachment: 'This will only get uglier' Five takeaways from Trump whistleblower hearing The Hill's 12:30 Report: Intel chief defends handling of whistleblower complaint MORE (R-Calif.) ripped into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE at a hearing Thursday on a whistleblower complaint against the president.
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But she has taken aim at leading Republican presidential candidates in recent weeks, ripping Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as a "bigger, uglier threat every day" and accusing Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE of whining.
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