" Holst handed me the award, saying, "This ugly thing!
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It was a terrible, frightening, and ugly thing that occurred.
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Because, as history has taught us, blowback is an ugly thing.
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Like, being arrested and committing a crime is a rough, ugly thing.
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Is it better to have the ugly thing out in the open?
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It's a real tangible benefit, but that's an ugly thing to talk about.
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You know, that's an ugly thing to touch on, but it's undeniably true.
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Grief is always a limping, ugly thing, a Frankenstein stitched together from sundry parts.
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But to have this ugly thing in the closet—I know it bothered her.
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It's not a succulent per se, it's like a little ugly thing, a little green hand.
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" Sanders on Friday called the interference an "ugly thing" that is attempting to "divide us up.
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Right, but it turned into something ugly and now it's known for that sort of ugly thing.
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I understand such sentiments, but up close, a mob is an ugly thing to see, its actions pointless.
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"It's just an ugly, ugly thing," Mr. Demicco later told researchers for Harvard University's School of Public Health.
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I had no negative experience with anybody coming up to me to say any nasty thing or ugly thing.
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But did that acclaim serve a similar function, where you had to ask yourself why they loved this ugly thing?
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Here's the most uncomfortable thing about that statement: What an ugly thing to admit, what a shallowness there is to that.
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Everybody kind of want the business for themselves, they said whatever they wanted to say, and because it&aposs an ugly thing.
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Use that for good, as opposed to abusing it and taking it for granted — making it an ugly thing, an ugly experience for everybody.
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"I am writing this commentary for Jennifer Hudson and not for the evil mean people that are making this into a social media ugly thing," Lawson wrote.
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"The thing I want to say about what happened to her is that it was a very ugly thing, an act committed by one person," she said.
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The business model is based on a staunch neutrality—an attitude necessary if you're spending a career carving the occasional stupid or ugly thing into someone's skin.
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"It was like a biopsy of an entire institution revealing a consistent ugly thing," said Jamie Kalven, who runs the Invisible Institute, a local independent news organization.
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The ad was an ugly thing to put out there, with more than a hint of racism, but it was ultimately just a rant by a private citizen who liked to see his name in print.
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I would always rather use a Windows PC, and when I'm at home or in the office, I can build a beefy tower, hide the ugly thing under my desk, and use it happily without looking at it again until it needs an upgrade.
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"That first day when that horrible, horrible tweet of hers went out, I was angry, and not just 'cause it was such a fiercely, ugly thing to say ... but I knew that they were gearing up to do a another year on the show and how many other people's jobs that affected and put into danger," Galecki said on BuzzFeed News' Profile.
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So yeah, it's a little ignorant, and I will bow to anyone's claims about that being an ugly thing to do, but it would be nice to walk with a certain amount of good faith from our allies that everything we do is directly set to destroy the far right, and by putting our bodies directly in harm's way with this, that we mean fucking business.
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Footsteps "An ugly thing, that is what you are when you become a tourist ... a piece of rubbish pausing here and there to gaze at this and taste that, and it will never occur to you that the people who inhabit the place in which you have just paused cannot stand you, that behind their closed doors they laugh at your strangeness …" Jamaica Kincaid in "A Small Place" The air was heavy with mist when the lights were finally trained on the stage, illuminating a set that looked as if it had been transported from a low-frills scuba diving resort.
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'People admire what is pretty in an ugly thing,' he used to say 'not the ugly thing.' A lady once said to him she would never be happy again. 'What does that signify?' cried Jenkin; 'we are not here to be happy, but to be good.' On a friend remarking that Salvini's acting in Othello made him want to pray, Jenkin answered, 'That is prayer.
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Jughead also stated that he felt naked without a hat. Finally, Veronica gave him a special hat to try on. When he did, everyone said it suited him (it was an ugly thing but looked comical. She said she was saving it for a Mad Hatter party).
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" He also decided to use background music quiet and subdued "to get a sense of restraint in the movie ... people fighting is an ugly thing and I didn't want to encourage people to go out and fight. The concept of movie was hopefully legendary and somewhat heroic so that one couldn't really take a realistic approach." Hill said the fights were "dances. That is why there was no blood.
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The group were billed as "the wildest, longest, coloured hair group in Australia, and 'Australia's answer to the Rolling Stones'". Richard White had replaced Parnis before the first single, "All I Do Is Cry" (1966), appeared. Hair colours were: red for Eric, blue for Herman, green for Rudolph, purple for Matcham, and pink for White. The Creatures were known for their hard-driving 60's punk and protopunk sound, as typified by their singles, "All I Do Is Cry" (1966) and "Ugly Thing" (1967).
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The goat-creature finds Herb Asher and attempts to retain control of the world by possessing him and convincing him that Yahweh's creation is an ugly thing that should be shown for what it really is. Eventually Herb is saved by Linda Fox, a young singer whom he loves and who is his own personal Savior; she and the goat- creature meet and she kills it, defeating Belial. He finally discovers that this meeting happens over again for everyone in the world, and whether they choose Belial or their Savior decides if they find salvation.
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Affleck had described Harris's views on Muslims as "gross" and "racist", and his statement that "Islam is the Mother lode of bad ideas" as an "ugly thing to say." In April 2017, Harris stirred controversy by hosting the social scientist Charles Murray on his podcast, discussing topics including the heritability of IQ and race and intelligence. Harris stated the invitation was out of indignation at a violent protest against Murray at Middlebury College the month before and not out of particular interest in the material at hand. The podcast episode garnered significant criticism, for instance from Vox and Slate.
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He tried showing the gun violence commonplace to the historic western frontier period, rebelling against sanitized, bloodless television Westerns and films glamorizing gunfights and murder: "The point of the film is to take this façade of movie violence and open it up, get people involved in it so that they are starting to go in the Hollywood television predictable reaction syndrome, and then twist it so that it's not fun anymore, just a wave of sickness in the gut ... it's ugly, brutalizing, and bloody awful; it's not fun and games and cowboys and Indians. It's a terrible, ugly thing, and yet there's a certain response that you get from it, an excitement, because we're all violent people." Peckinpah used violence as a catharsis, believing his audience would be purged of violence by witnessing it explicitly on screen. He later admitted to being mistaken, observing that the audience came to enjoy rather than be horrified by his films' violence, which troubled him.
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While most of his novels have a well-defined hard scientific background, Gromov's stated main interest is social science fiction: I still have to tell a couple of words about my works — not about each one, but about all of them. Most of the things I wrote can be considered social science fiction (not in the sense of "capitalism-socialism" — this topic does not interest me). The recipe of it, worked out by H. G. Wells, has not changed till the present day and looks like this: you take a socium (limited number of people is better — easier to work) and do some ugly thing to it, and then you sit and look at the consequences... Two of Gromov's books focus on a theme of power in a social context: his novella Saint Vitus Minuet (Menuet Svyatogo Vitta, 1997), deals with an emerging society; the novel Master of the Void discusses the transition of a peaceful nation in harmony with nature to an aggressive industrial dictatorship. The latter examines the surrounding mechanisms of power in the fictional government as well as the protagonist's rise to leadership.
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