And the unabashed lostness of the protagonist … SR Exactly.
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Both are Republican and unabashed critics of the Trump administration.
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All it takes is scissors, glue and deep, unabashed, nerdiness.
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" : "The stock is down very, very big and I'm unabashed.
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You can be as loud and unabashed as you want.
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I'm an unabashed hater when it comes to professional networking.
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But Martin, a Philadelphian, is also an unabashed Eagles fan.
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I'm unabashed about correcting people when they err on this.
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Republicans want such an unabashed progressive out for that reason.
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On Friday, Trump offered a version of unabashed populist nationalism.
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Some of these sundaes are obvious and unabashed nostalgia trips.
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Or did he leave this world still an unabashed terrorist?
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Then, The Prisoner came along and it was unabashed easy drinking.
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These artists latched onto figurative styles to revel in unabashed homoeroticism.
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Clinton's unabashed embrace of Obama does not come without some risks.
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Harper was the youngest of four children and an unabashed tomboy.
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Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.), a vocal and unabashed defender of Russia.
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Without it, we'd still have an unabashed slaveholder on the bills.
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" This plea is unabashed and coming at "an unprecedented cultural moment.
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This has resulted in illogic, impeachment fantasies, and even unabashed Russophobia.
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Outside Brussels, Charlemagne has never heard such unabashed mania for federalism.
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In 2018, they're finding success by being their whole, unabashed selves.
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It's worth noting that this parade of unabashed sexuality isn't gratuitous.
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"My dad was always an unabashed, proud liberal," Mr. Hood said.
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We don't hide our unabashed love for Alicia Keys 'round here.
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Like his brother, Elan's YouTube presence is full of unabashed song.
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Trump has perfected the art of unabashed, unapologetic and unrepentant conviction.
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Australia, whence the suspect hails, the rise in unabashed Islamophobia has
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That's a temptation to preach, and some songs are unabashed homilies.
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I think this is a case of unabashed white supremacist ideas.
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Unabashed love and rational skepticism are natural companions, even symbiotic enemies.
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Ruzzier's daffy creatures carry out each nutty order with unabashed flair.
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Moyle's book reveals Turner's admirable audacity but also his unabashed selfishness.
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One thing you couldn't fault Linton for is her unabashed honesty.
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This gives the sequence an innocence that softens its unabashed explicitness.
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How often does an unabashed admirer like Mr. Raskin come along?
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She is both black and an unabashed progressive in the South.
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"My boobs are my favorite and least favorite," she said, unabashed.
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I used to be so outward and unabashed with [my critiques].
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"I'm an unabashed apologist for strong national-security authority," Wittes says.
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No waxy preservatives, no artificial sweeteners, just the real, unabashed deal.
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Patty is the resident jock, an unabashed tomboy and a terrible student.
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And as a solo artist, Michael had a knack for unabashed indulgence.
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The woman who beat him is basically a total socialist, unabashed socialist.
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That Robopon was an unabashed Pokémon clone didn't matter much to me.
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Smith is an unabashed Democratic operative, if one with an unusual history.
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But Trump has shown America the consequences of electing an unabashed sexist.
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Neither Republicans nor Democrats will ever again be unabashed advocates for trade.
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But Miitomo could be the most unabashed data miner we've seen yet.
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Former administrator Scott Pruitt was an unabashed cheerleader for oil and gas.
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She is unabashed in her allusions to Philip Guston and James Ensor.
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His unabashed embrace of insults, epithets and name-calling is well established.
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Though both unabashed hawks, each said Trump's restraint was the correct course.
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Among those attending were unabashed white supremacists, neo-Nazis and anti-Semites.
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With unabashed pride, the annual Dallas Art Fair opened here on Thursday.
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That said, I think there has been, I'm not an unabashed apologist.
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" Spotify Technology SA: "The stock is down very, very big and I'm unabashed.
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But where do you go after the unabashed lunacy of Seed of Chucky?
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This week, Tomi Obaro wrote about her unabashed hatred of the darn things.
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It also seems like a way of highlighting her own unabashed body positivity.
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He is an unabashed free marketeer—a rare, even endangered species in China.
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It's full, unabashed Kate Nash — and we wouldn't want it any other way.
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It's at times a darkly comedic satire, but it also includes unabashed poignance.
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There's been unabashed optimism and increasingly aggressive deal terms and valuations for startups.
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Moreover, the governor's unabashed enthusiasm for Uber's self-driving program didn't go unrewarded.
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He's benefitted from a sports psychologist and is unabashed to talk about it.
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Of all the movement's leaders, Di Battista is Five Star's unabashed Casaleggian radical.
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Like Bruce Forsyth and Brian Conley, Richie is an unabashed Great British entertainer.
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Also, Aaron Paul is an unabashed romantic who really, really likes his wife.
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Hank's Saloon, its facade emblazoned with painted flames, is an unabashed Brooklyn dive.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, an unabashed progressive endorsed by Sen.
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Bristowe was criticized for her unabashed approach to physical relationships on the show.
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Petry wrote unabashed protest art, in the mode of Steinbeck and Stephen Crane.
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He is likely to position himself as an unabashed progressive and experienced executive.
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His unabashed public commentary on criminal matters threw the Justice Department into crisis.
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But "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was written, by a white woman, as unabashed propaganda.
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"I am saddened Pence would be so triumphalistic, so unabashed, so jingoistic," Wear tweeted .
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"I am saddened Pence wld be so triumphalistic, so unabashed, so jingoistic," Wear tweeted .
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The chest-beating editorial was unabashed in discussing the possibility of a massive confrontation.
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Anyone who knows me knows what an intense, unabashed Kanye West fan I am.
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They represented perhaps Hef's biggest impact on pop culture: that of unabashed Hollywood hedonism.
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Others decided not to mince words and simply shared their unabashed thoughts with Handler.
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Unabashed, this "novelist of himself" continued to "gild his biography with an epic lustre".
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Le Fou's unabashed pursuit of Gaston makes him Disney's first official openly gay character.
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And Sanders's unabashed economic populism has always been popular among core Democratic Party voters.
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Over time the AfD has become increasingly aggressive and unabashed in its immigrant bashing.
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Anger, of which he is an unabashed fan, simply propels his #TrumpTrain further, faster.
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I find myself looking forward to commuting with them and their unabashed bass excess.
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Let's all just home LuAnn's unabashed love for Tom doesn't end up consuming her.
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And Wheeler was Murray's unabashed inside man for fossil fuel industries on Capitol Hill.
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What bothers me most about Buttigieg is his unabashed waffling, careerism, and his emptiness.
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Mr. Sanders, as an unabashed man of the left, does not deal in ambiguity.
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After his auspicious introduction to the drink, Shea became an unabashed hard-seltzer enthusiast.
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So, fine, this movie references the Beatles in the most unabashed, uncool ways possible.
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Tare's voice is at the forefront of this record, unabashed and excited in delivery.
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At George Washington University and Notre Dame law schools, she was bold and unabashed.
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The Trump administration has an unabashed pro-business agenda featuring tax cuts and deregulation.
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We look at how the party's most unabashed elitist has developed a cult following.
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The president is an unabashed gargoyle atop the White House, chomping on American values.
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Then again, Newsom is an unabashed critic of almost everything Trump says and does.
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You're in for an unabashed night of fabulous food, delicious drinks and festive foolishness.
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Senator Glenn was unabashed in standing for honor, duty and commitment to his word.
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He appointed an unabashed climate change denier EPA chief, charged with regulating air pollution.
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Wild-bearded and wild-eyed, Mr. Wood is unabashed in his love for collecting.
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As her disease progressed, Wurtzel continued to write about her experience with unabashed confidence.
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Based on these hands-on global experiences I am an unabashed "Atlanticist" … and internationalist.
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She was an unabashed voice for progressive politics in an otherwise deeply conservative state.
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On top of all that, he is unabashed about his disinterest in party coalition building.
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They are visceral scorn, an unabashed hatred is apparent for all to see every day.
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Here was a corner of the internet where I could be big, unabashed, and unapologetic.
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For women like Lizzo, unabashed confidence seems to be a birthright, no alter-ego required.
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Of course, as unabashed fans of cheap wine, we wouldn't find that hard to do.
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But it's my unabashed fondness for feet that has garnered the most remarks from partners.
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But recently, many situations have arisen in which unspoken thankfulness has turned to unabashed hostility.
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His unabashed display of joy was a powerful coda to a decidedly un-joyful 2016.
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I am an unabashed fan of Eleanor Ray's modest-sized paintings of interiors and exteriors.
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As voters have gravitated to Mr. Trump's unchecked impulsiveness and Mr. Sanders's unabashed idealism, Mrs.
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I remain unabashed about covering success over failure (although learning from defeat has its uses).
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O'Rourke did so as an unabashed liberal who inspired millions of Democrats across the country.
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If you'll recall, the singer has been totally, wonderfully unabashed about her love for Beyonce.
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Mr. Petruk is an unabashed advocate of increased commercial activity in the zone, including logging.
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Simpson, a transgender advocate, marathoner, and unabashed nerd, appeared in Refinery29's Trans America series.
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Killer Mike has been unabashed in his support of Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign for presidency.
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There's even an unabashed #DraftBernie campaign and website with you splashed on the home page.
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Gottschalk's slightly raised chin and upturned mouth project an air of unabashed confidence and confrontation.
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It's another move, like his unabashed embrace of Trump, that risks pushing the Democrats away.
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He chafes at the implication he doesn't represent Alabama values because he's an unabashed Democrat.
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But Waller-Bridge's masterpiece was an unabashed rallying cry, and hard look in the mirror.
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She has run as an unabashed ally of the president, who endorsed Blackburn last month.
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The forum, a pilgrimage for the wealthy and powerful, is an unabashed champion of globalization.
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Mainly, it's because the hockey pro is an unabashed supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Looking back, I recall the unabashed confidence everyone at the hospital seemed to have in Trump.
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Ms Vasilieva, a historian specialising in the Russian Orthodox church, presents herself as an unabashed reactionary.
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The images are infused with unabashed sexuality and playfully disrupt traditional definitions of masculine and feminine.
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Now, these are hard things for me to say: I am an unabashed fan of McCarthy's.
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How did explicit racism move from a taboo to an open, unabashed force in American politics?
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Hannah Simpson, a transgender advocate, marathoner, and unabashed nerd, appeared in Refinery29's Trans America series.
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Beyoncé's cocky, unabashed declaration of self-love in her music is not to be taken lightly.
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Call it Don Cherry Syndrome, call it perceived playoff incompetence, call it wild and unabashed Russophobia.
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Ward posed the biggest challenge, running as an immigration hard-liner and an unabashed Trump supporter.
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From the early days of his presidential campaign, Trump exhibited unabashed admiration for the Russian strongman.
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It is unabashed in its support for Mr. Trump, and in its disdain for his opponents.
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Even if they lack my unabashed enthusiasm, other healthcare professionals should get on the bandwagon too.
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The album takes a very unabashed, very unbridled approach to expression that borders on the hysterical.
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The station was a sophisticated laboratory, an olive branch, a frontier outpost, and an unabashed clusterfuck.
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But a lot of prisoners don't really have a problem with the candidate's unabashed acquisitive nature.
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There were the unabashed helpings of male pulchritude served up by the sportswear designers Parke & Ronen.
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What I love most about Bambara's "Gorilla, My Love" (20043) is its unabashed celebration of blackness.
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Plus the unabashed bling and glitz of the era, now being revived by the Trump administration.
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His unabashed progressive politics has been viral on social media and resonated deeply with young people.
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The Hummer — an unabashed, excessive, gas-guzzler — was sold across three generations from 1992 to 2010.
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Also: Emily Gould's "Unabashed Appreciation of Smitten Kitchen, the Ur-Food Blog," in The New Yorker.
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For real romance, more unabashed than anything in "Long Shot," try the latest Werner Herzog documentary.
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Donald Trump is an unabashed bigot, a baldfaced liar and someone who bragged about groping women.
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McConnell has been unabashed about his desire to see Pompeo as the next senator from Kansas.
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Uber's unabashed play to gobble up the desperate workforce came as no surprise to industry observers.
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Every now and then, though, you'd see the real Ryan Hemsworth peek out, unabashed and authentic.
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How the Nuggets fare has zero impact on my life, but I'm an unabashed Jokic fan.
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They are both visibly queer by conventional standards, and accompany that with unabashed, unapologetic progressive commentary.
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Very few Democrats who flipped House seats or lead in undecided races could be considered unabashed liberals.
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Sensuous and unabashed, they're perhaps the most powerful interpretation of "Long hair, don't care" we've ever seen.
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I am tired of DeVos' unabashed indifference towards survivors' pleas to protect her predecessor's Title IX guidance.
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The unabashed cynicism of the characters feels extreme, but also cathartic in the same way Seinfeld was.
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They're really unabashed about the way they love it, they way they allow it to save them.
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There's a fair bit of decorous but unabashed nudity, erotic situations, torture, and a ton of blood.
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Can we surround the sarcophagus with America's growing cadre of unabashed white supremacists before we open it?
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"It is clear that this is how Bashar al-Assad operates: with brutal, unabashed barbarism," Tillerson said.
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Soloway depicts him tenderly, erotically, with unabashed reverence for the relentlessly recycled myth of the American man.
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Aucoin's unabashed femininity may have scared my tween self, but I sure as shit am unafraid now.
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And I also understand that most of this anxiety stems from an unabashed anti-vaccination misinformation campaign.
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Rapinoe has gained both notoriety and praise — depending on your party affiliation — for her unabashed political statements.
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It is a big contrast with past party platforms that lavished unabashed praise on all trade deals.
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Northam and Jones both won by running as unabashed liberals in the context of their own states.
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Bert Le Clos was an interviewer's dream: unabashed and uncensored, a proud papa without a pause button.
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And it happens to be the story of Sam Morrow, LA's young prince of unabashed country gold.
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Welder is an unabashed progressive running on issues like "Medicare for all" and a $15 minimum wage.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox, who has been an unabashed critic of Trump, offered support to Trudeau.
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Now Gilligan, a product manager at Capital One in New York, is an unabashed oat-milk enthusiast.
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There was something pure about my fandom, an unabashed teen longing that didn't know to hold back.
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President Xi Jinping's unabashed defiance, K-pop's unintended impact on air travel and Huawei's aggressive corporate culture.
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He was an unabashed snob and social climber who also relished the company of peasants and shepherds.
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Mr. Ghosn's unabashed globalism clashed with the current era of inequality and off-with-their-heads isolationism.
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Prior to joining the Trump administration, Whitaker had been a vocal and unabashed critic of Mueller's investigation.
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But as an unabashed contrarian, he was almost as well known for his attire as his satire.
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He then broke away, declaring his intellectual independence first with coded critiques and then with unabashed polemics.
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Both of them looked down on the unabashed conspicuous consumption that came to signify the Reagan era.
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Valentino has always been an emotive brand, one with its roots in an unabashed love of beauty.
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"Tell me, what's your opinion of me?" she asked, unabashed, before offering a theory of her own.
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But it feels particularly irksome in a game series so full of unabashed joy like Mario Kart.
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But I think that time is coming, because Trump is an unabashed leech and an unrepentant liar.
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He's the only one to show women's faces; they appear sovereign and unabashed, despite their sexual submission.
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When he reported to camp last week, Walker was unabashed in his enthusiasm for the team's future.
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The two men are diametrically opposed to each other— Paul an unabashed isolationist, Bolton the consummate hawk.
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More so, it turns the myriad of symptoms surrounding mental health into a bold, unabashed artistic monument.
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This is unabashed rock music that quite simply doesn't get made to this affect that often anymore.
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His unabashed provincialism grated with modern-minded Germans who expected their politicians to be cerebral, cultured and cosmopolitan.
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Clinton made an unabashed appeal to women at a rally here with four female United States senators, Gov.
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All of that is playing out against the backdrop of Kemp's unabashed embrace of President Donald Trump's nationalism.
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There is something refreshing about the movie's unabashed nostalgia factor and its structure as an obvious star vehicle.
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I loved the fact that it was an unabashed exploitation flick, and it was simple and blunt force.
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America, I hate to break it to ya, but your esteemed PSLs are the epitome of unabashed decadence.
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In contrast to the cost overruns and cancellations of the American programmes, Soyuz has been an unabashed success.
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I'm an unabashed fan of Peak Design's Everyday camera bags, its capture clips and basically its entire ecosystem.
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Given the scars left by the 2008 recession and slow recovery, this is all unabashed cause for celebration.
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I'm also an unabashed comic book nerd and will have sci-fi sensibilities until the day I die.
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Meryl Streep, celebrated actor, meme queen, and unabashed tennis tragic, has pulled out another highly GIF-able moment.
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Rap and startup entrepreneurship are also both longshot career tracks that celebrate raw ambition and unabashed self-promotion.
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It's as unabashed example of queer sexual desire as you're likely to find in a contemporary LGBTQ film.
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He is an unabashed self-promoter of the worst kind, spouting off pseudoscientific nonsense and perpetuating false hopes.
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For all the unabashed sentimentality of their lyrics, they were hard-nosed about their work behind the scenes.
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The video's unabashed ploy for far right voters, however, isn't limited to just Blackburn's "baby body parts" line.
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But – and I say this as an unabashed Key and Peele fan – that's just about the only joke.
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The result of the counterintuitive mashup is a frenzied play experience that throbs with fun, frantic, unabashed raunchiness.
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But then, perhaps in honor of Kitaj's unabashed confessional spirit, I decided to throw caution to the wind.
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And then there was the presidential election, in which the U.S. elected its first unabashed climate denier candidate.
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In Aleppo, I met people from minority communities — particularly Armenian Syrians — who were unabashed supporters of his rule.
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He developed an unabashed love for Times Square — much to the dismay of his friends from New York.
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Social media users were quick to pounce on the unscientific poll, considering the site's unabashed pro-Trump coverage.
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The elder Biden is a leading contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination and an unabashed Trump critic.
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He's also an unabashed self-publicist who likes to portray himself as a martyr for his conservative cause.
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It does, however, threaten to turn the world's sole superpower into an unabashed purveyor of violence and exploitation.
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Mr. Hidalgo's polite, folksy demeanor presents a self-possessed young man with an unabashed love of geek culture.
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A complete end to any vestiges of democratic rule, and the establishment of a full-fledged, unabashed dictatorship?
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Bolsonaro, a former Army captain whose followers call him the Legend, is an unabashed racist, homophobe, and misogynist.
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They're open and unabashed about who they are, which gives everyone a good look at these interesting tendencies.
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His confidence rivals that of most humans, and we could all borrow a bit of his unabashed silliness.
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Nora Lum is best known by her stage name Awkwafina, her cocky, unabashed, aviator-glasses-wearing alter ego.
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It was also her unabashed joy — helped by music from Michael Jackson — that drew in millions of viewers.
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I explained my plan to create a purely evil social network that will be unabashed about its badness.
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"Petry wrote unabashed protest art, in the mode of Steinbeck and Stephen Crane," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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On the one hand, that's unsurprising from a writer whose previous book was called 'Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude.
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Unlike many Democrats who have sought seats in moderate or Republican-leaning areas, Mr Thompson is an unabashed progressive.
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Strother admits that unabashed progressivism seems to be catching on in the race for US Senate, where Democratic Rep.
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Ryan, who didn't comment for this story, is the unabashed face of the initial stages of implementing Trump's agenda.
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He also got real about the obstacles they've faced over the years due to their unabashed love for cannabis.
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It vividly embodies the two qualities for which he has come to be known: lush musicality and unabashed emotionalism.
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The story, set in the present, recycles characters and incidents from those Mark Twain classics with an unabashed nostalgia.
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Now, she advocates for a new look at aid, and she's unabashed about bringing her ideas to the top.
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I know unabashed pop isn't to everyone's tastes, but can't help being drawn in when it's written like this.
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Still, gazing at the unabashed chaos of the Parr household, these dads see echoes of their days of caregiving.
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I picked it because it shared the same first letter as my birth name, and for its unabashed masculinity.
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Many of them still view Episode I through the same filter their elders saw the original trilogy: unabashed nostalgia.
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The voters themselves give the best idea why: They love how Trump talks and how he's passionate and unabashed.
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Most comedy fans are men, and are still not used to hearing a woman speak her real, unabashed truth.
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Perriello, meanwhile, entered the race late, has zero experience in state government and is running as an unabashed liberal.
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Mr Duterte is unabashed at international criticism, boasting that he does not care about human rights or due process.
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With a heavy dose of unabashed opulence, designer Alessandro Michele proves that his quirky, maximalism is here to stay.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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The Bhagwan is an unabashed anti-Semite (please see the enclosed copy of an article in August's Oregon Magazine).
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In Obama's position, a Republican president would have appointed an unabashed conservative because that's what you're supposed to do.
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Before we slipped into an alternate universe of unabashed corruption, this tweet alone might have ended a Presidential administration.
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Depending on the shade, you can instantly portray unabashed confidence, vampy mystery, or a dalliance for all things quirky.
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For some it was the mere legitimization of the notch — for others, the inspiration was a bit more unabashed.
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While all three are unabashed supporters of the president, it's uncommon for cable anchors to speak at campaign rallies.
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The whole thing has a rosy, nostalgic air, and shows some moments of unabashed affection between mothers and children.
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And while he never lived in his home state after college, he remained an unabashed champion of Southern food.
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" Lawrence Torcello is a professor of philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology and an unabashed "climate change alarmist.
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His Muslim faith — and his unabashed public displays of it — have also made him a figure of considerable significance.
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With its cheerfully crowd-seeking title, the Met's exhibition of pre-Columbian art promises an unabashed celebration of splendor.
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No longer an unabashed ambassador of the combative group, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has carefully managed her involvement with it.
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I grew up with Taylor, and I'm unabashed in my fandom, although I know she hasn't always been perfect.
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It's that Marie happens to really, really fit the district and is an unabashed champion on all these issues.
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It's no surprise, then, that he wouldn't blink at helping Trump implement an unabashed partisan foreign policy under Trump.
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Despite a damaging addiction to cocaine and being an unabashed chauvinist, Fetch is a somewhat loveable kind of guy. Somewhat.
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"Patriots Day" should nevertheless find a receptive audience in its unabashed patriotism, celebrating both Boston and America's can-do spirit.
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After 15 years of unabashed love, Luna deserved a party, so Olavarria's mother decided a kitty Quinceañera was in order.
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His absolute unapologetic unabashed weirdness was a preview of the age we live in, the age of freaks and geeks.
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In the face of such unabashed '80s excess, it's hard to care so much about the details of the plot.
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The solipsism inherent to the book's structure is more than a little grating, and Foer's unabashed sentimentality doesn't always land.
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Mr Trump will probably be an unabashed Pillar Three president, enraptured by the national interest and unmoved by transnational affinities.
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The complete, unabashed reversal is bound to touch off a series of court challenges from tech giants and consumer advocates.
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A first bellwether of democratic backsliding is a resurgence of unabashed racial animosity as an accepted form of political argument.
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The result is a character who is jarringly sympathetic amid a story that paints her as an unabashed unidimensional stereotype.
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I might've felt exhausted by the GOP's unabashed greed, but the crowds at the Sanders's rallies were bursting with energy.
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Now more than ever, standing up and being loud and proud and colorful and sexual and unabashed isn't a choice.
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In October, a 2016 photo that Hill took with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, an unabashed anti-Semite, resurfaced.
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Yet the Assembly still has its own particular flavor, an unabashed and boldly unhip sincerity that sometimes swings into sentimentality.
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Mr. Lewis, 76, an unabashed liberal who has represented his Atlanta congressional district since 403, clearly had no such qualms.
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Leader Pelosi's belief and unabashed support for working and middle class families comes out of her own great American story.
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When the first movement moved into a wistful, bluesy episode, Mr. Trifonov shaped the phrases with unabashed Russian Romantic rubato.
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For decades, the director Franco Zeffirelli, who died on Saturday at 96, was the unabashed emperor of extravagance in opera.
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Mr. Temer is unabashed about his support for the agriculture and cattle industries, calling them essential engines of economic growth.
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Could that reading explain the bizarre choice to make Kathleen, Miss Independent, an unabashed lover of the coffee chain Starbucks?
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This unabashed style has put new pressure on local politicians, school administrators, and the press to take them more seriously.
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For as much as some people have embraced her unabashed self-pride, others have dismissed it as egotistical, even defensive.
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Despite the war's provenance, Buchanan was an unabashed hawk who believed Vietnam was necessary to stem the tide of Communism.
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Odell grew up in the Bay Area, and her work is full of unabashed hippie moments that might provoke cynicism.
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"The Book of Daniel" feels unabashed in its desire to be a great book, a redemption of a dark America.
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Slight gestures and sideways glances resonate like deflagrations of unabashed desire in this context, and the effect is devastatingly emotional.
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We're delighted that Larson is unabashed in sharing our geeky glee, rendering it not necessarily cool, but at least mainstream!
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The Trump campaign was unabashed in 2016 and beyond about its plan to "flood the zone" with garbage or ragebait.
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But despite his efforts to cast himself as an unabashed progressive, he found himself overshadowed by rival liberals like Sens.
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The Washington Mystics and Connecticut Sun share a goal — a championship — and a power source to get there: unabashed confidence.
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There is something about his swagger, his unabashed embodiment of a time when women were eye candy and arm candy.
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He is an unabashed enemy of the free press, having covertly funded a lawsuit that bankrupted Gawker three years ago.
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It is not surprising that Republicans are now unabashed in conceding that this legislation will restrict the actions of states.
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The Democrats selected Andrew Gillum, an unabashed progressive who will become the state's first black governor if he wins in November.
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The rose-colored video is full of dreamy, super-feminine visuals and unabashed tributes to female anatomy, queerness, and sexual liberation.
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Countless outlets have already praised its unabashed depiction of an aging, interracial couple who, quite clearly, still find each other attractive.
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Many today might balk at the Marlo-Thomasy tweeness of it all, but the film's unabashed sincerity also begets true charm.
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A sequel was inevitable, but the series's rapid expansion has been surprising, especially considering its unevenness and its gleeful, unabashed ridiculousness.
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The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, a respected NGO, complained recently of "unabashed attempts to manipulate the outcome" of the vote.
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Gillum won as an unabashed progressive who backed "Medicare for all," impeaching Trump and standing up to the National Rifle Association.
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While Simon initially shrugs off Annabelle's unabashed interest, he eventually realizes investing in her could quash any questions about his sexuality.
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So he approaches cooking with the unabashed enthusiasm and passion of an amateur — if he can do it, so can you.
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But having been on the receiving end of unabashed sexism, I was also unconsciously keeping an eye out for mansplaining, too.
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Our thought bubble: When it comes to malicious or harmful content, Zuckerberg is making an unabashed pitch for industry self-regulation.
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In her recent book, "White Identity Politics", Ashley Jardina, a political scientist, finds that 9% of white Americans are unabashed racists.
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Perry is an unabashed climate change skeptic who once said:I do believe that the issue of global warming has been politicized.
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Ever since the Youthquake movement of the '60s, the London style scene has been known for its unabashed love of color.
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The photo is classic Judi: an unabashed smile and a whole lot of hair, which I was lucky enough to inherit.
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In interviews with Rolling Stone and Playboy, given six months apart, Mayer spewed the bile of his brain with unabashed frankness.
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Corey Stewart, chairman of Prince William County's Board of Supervisors, is an unabashed Trump supporter who co-chaired his Virginia campaign.
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But few come across as such unabashed, thinly veiled find-and-replace retreads of their originals as Red Dead Redemption 22.
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It is with unabashed delight that I announce that my childhood dream is coming true and I'm gonna be on Broadway!!!!
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Unlike the "Sir, you have no honor!" types such as the Krassenstein twins, Wohl is an unabashed superfan of the president.
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Early reviews have laid down the laurels for Williams, whose unabashed confidence is part of the intoxicating Two Dope Queens equation.
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Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), an unabashed Trump supporter who attended the rally, who is running in the GOP primary for governor.
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An ethnobotanist based at Emory University in Atlanta, Quave, 20083, has an unabashed fondness for all citizens of the kingdom plantae.
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In so doing, it absolves the rest of us (white people) from responsibility for the popularity of Mr. Trump's unabashed racism.
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"Failure by the administration to respond to Russia's unabashed aggression is unacceptable and would necessitate that Congress take corrective action," Reps.
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Does this mean that we will, after all, experience the unabashed victory of economic and political liberalism that Francis Fukuyama proclaimed?
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" Fukumoto accused the Republican Party of allowing "elements of racism and sexism within the base" and not addressing Trump's "unabashed prejudices.
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"Before we slipped into an alternate universe of unabashed corruption, this tweet alone might have ended a Presidential administration," he added.
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Going into this dinner, I romanticized the idea of sharing Hitchcock's dinner, this brash and unabashed feast of meats and sweets.
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But Pelosi's unabashed use of open threats and her death grip on power are a very big problem for her party.
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Flanagan boldly acknowledged the work she put into her marathon training and was unabashed about wanting to win before the race.
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My unabashed femininity was what paved the way for gay men in, say, fraternities to come out without jeopardizing their masculinity.
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I'm an unabashed devotee of beans, and a purist to the extent that I prefer to cook my beans from scratch.
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"The Wonder Years" can be almost unbearably poignant, but it is so unabashed in its earnestness that you can't begrudge it.
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Korelitz's delicious, page-turning novel about buried secrets is also an unabashed peek into the cutthroat world of Ivy League admissions.
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As an unabashed (and overly nostalgic) hoops nerd, I still find myself wrapped up in all sorts of Olympic hoops hypotheticals.
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Bolton, an unabashed advocate of U.S. power, has sharply criticized institutions such as the United Nations and the International Criminal Court.
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Although neither of his parents was particularly interested in politics, they were, up until the end, unabashed supporters of Franco's regime.
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As he acknowledged Tuesday, his unabashed advocacy of cutting Social Security and Medicare puts him at odds with his new boss.
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However, it is the unabashed study of the emotional dealings of Black women where Shange received both scrutiny and mainstream praise.
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It was a greasy, delicious mess: hard to dislike something so unabashed and in-your-face about being bad for you.
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Blackburn has run as an unabashed Trump defender, and has voted with his priorities more than 90 percent of the time.
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Bynes said that her addiction cost her several important jobs, leaving her ample time to devolve into an unabashed Twitter troll.
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Nor is it clear whether the object of the anger — blatant and unabashed corruption — will infect the popularity of Mr. Putin.
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Teen-agers, with their serial rebellions, romantic infatuations, and unabashed experimentalism, have proved to be adept at reworking pop's core provocations.
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McCready campaigned as an unabashed moderate, touting the slogan "country over party" and distancing himself from more liberal Democrats in Washington.
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For starters, he is an unabashed defender of Wall Street who let public housing conditions and homelessness deteriorate during his tenure.
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He had an unabashed sense of rabidity about what he was here to do, and how to keep on doing it.
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To see her now, she's a vibrant young woman, with long dark hair and an unabashed honesty about her own struggles.
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McCarthy's Abby — Erin's childhood friend and an unabashed ghost enthusiast — balances Erin's twitchy energy with grounded confidence that gets shit done.
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It's both beholden to its creators obvious unabashed influences and totally unhinged in the incredibly over-the-top way it executes them.
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"The thing I appreciate most about Thanksgiving is the unabashed vulnerability," the This Is Us star tells PEOPLE at a Friendsgiving lunch.
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There is one very notable and wealthy financier who is an unabashed advocate of raising taxes on the wealthy: billionaire Warren Buffett.
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Here's hoping that, inevitable battles and deeply haunting Pokédex descriptions aside, Pokémon Sun/Moon keeps that unabashed tenderness and sentimentality going throughout.
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Pattison is unrelenting in his search for business opportunities, investing and operating unabashed in everything from grocery stores to fisheries to billboards.
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Mr Lou, who had reached the normal retirement age of 65, was unusual among Chinese bureaucrats for his unabashed free-market views.
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It's even stranger that a movie explicitly exploring female sexuality through Elisa's unabashed masturbation scenes still feels the need to sanitize it.
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With money and ambition on his side, the conservative candidate does anything to win—including intense scheming and unabashed pandering to voters.
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Its Taiwan-affairs body, unabashed at treating a popularly elected leader like an underperforming fourth-grader, called it "an incomplete test answer".
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"Our Unabashed Dictionary defines gold digger as a girl who breaks dates by going out with them," states the May 1958 issue.
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Would you rather see celebrities snap goofy pictures with friends, or do you prefer selfies to be an unabashed celebration of self?
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" Like Sookhee, Ms. Kim displayed a quick, goofy wit and unabashed ambition, and said she identified most with her character's "rough directness.
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Her public feud with Clinton led Carlson, who is an unabashed conservative, to issue a fierce defense of the Democratic 2020 candidate.
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Their governments were unabashed in protecting infant industries and promoting exports and used banks to mobilise domestic savings for capital-heavy investment.
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His cut-throat style with an unabashed femininity tends to pose a threat to the masculinity of tough guys on the block.
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The Value of Stupidity These pieces argue that unabashed stupidity can be a great part of life for a variety of reasons.
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These developments, coupled with Russia's invasion of Crimea and nuclear threats against our allies, mark Moscow's unabashed return to Great Power competition.
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He is an unabashed prognosticator who relishes making the kinds of provocative statements that Mr. Trump has turned into an art form.
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Her coach, Lindsay Davenport, a normally reserved three-time Grand Slam singles champion, expressed unabashed optimism about Keys's prospects for this season.
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He lost the race but smashed fundraising records running as an unabashed liberal and offering a possible template for Democrats in 2020.
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The veteran comic's unabashed, devil-may-care style may seem off-the-cuff or improvised, but she's simply making it look easy.
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It goes like this: An unabashed misogynist helps to sire the very milestone for women that his pummeling of Hillary Clinton postponed.
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It feels almost taboo to read these, so unabashed is her pain and humiliation, her sexual envy of Hughes's mistress, Assia Wevill.
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It was an unabashed homage to Mr. Trump, even if a sizable portion of the crowd left before he finished his speech.
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It would mean going home to Italy, and to a brand whose unabashed Italian sex and power-woman aesthetic mirrors his own.
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So many of Washington's strengths are mirrored by the Sun, including one evident in how Cloud speaks about her team: unabashed confidence.
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Szalay's rapid, unabashed thematic framing allows him to exercise his own metaphysical sincerity, a connection to earnest feeling that is often touching.
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Indeed, the dual choices of Ms. Burley and Mr. Oliver seem an unabashed bid to make Helmut Lang both younger and cooler.
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"The men who currently occupy our currency are American icons, but many are also unrepentant slave owners and unabashed racists," she said.
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It was striking to hear them voice such unabashed political opinions regarding the work of one of America's most important apolitical institutions.
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" — Gregory Cowles, Senior Editor, Books An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to Ross Gay's poetry collection "Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude.
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The first is an unabashed patriotism, and with it the conviction that despite our differences, Americans are still connected by sacred bonds.
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Ms. Le Pen was vanquished by an unabashed champion of globalization, the former Rothschild investment banker — and previous Davos attendee — Emmanuel Macron.
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Surprisingly, for all its potentially goofy vibe, and despite its sometimes unabashed earnestness, the best of this kind of art transcends kitsch.
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This newly empowered white nationalist movement, and the president's unabashed alignment with it, shows we've never fulfilled the promise of our ideals.
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It's a raw, potent film pieced together from footage and interviews, and it's unabashed about its perspective and connection to the activists.
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Trump has baffled his own advisers at times with his unabashed desire for strong ties with Putin, White House sources have said.
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With his talk of free tuition, unabashed unhipness and calls for political revolution, Mr. Sanders has undoubtedly struck a chord with young people.
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Besides rarely adhering to the roughly 80-150-minute length required for theatrical distribution, they are also unabashed challenges to the status quo.
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The world saw unabashed narcissism, nepotism, and moral emptiness in an administration that has so far failed to secure any major international agreements.
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The art project took on a new relevance lately as the global financial elite continues to wage an unabashed war on everyone else.
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When I first heard ''Change of the Guard,'' I was struck by its unabashed evocation of an era that Washington never experienced directly.
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Matt Gaetz, the unabashed Trump defender from the Florida panhandle, wisecracked about feeling like he was in the green room at Fox News.
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Her left field song lyrics, her out of the mainstream production, and her unabashed girliness come together to make her such a delight.
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"The conventional wisdom is consistently wrong," said the unabashed bull in an exclusive, in-depth sit-down for CNBC PRO with Mike Santoli.
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Victory would see Ms Caputova take office as the only unabashed liberal head of state or government in the central European "Visegrad" group.
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It seemed at first like the rest of television was slow to follow in his footsteps to take a chance on unabashed horror.
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It involves tender cuts of meat, short grain rice, and pickled vegetables, happily married into a hot, savory bowl of unabashed comfort food.
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You could titter awkwardly or straight-up avoid the question entirely, but here's a thought: how about telling them the unfiltered, unabashed truth?
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Dakota Wiseman, who at 20 years old cast his first ballot in a presidential race for Trump, was unabashed about the Comey decision.
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The unabashed sincerity is noteworthy in and of itself as an antidote to the apathetic irony that dominates so much of media nowadays.
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"It's very nice that she loves me, but that's a bad decision by her — loving me," the unabashed player says with a laugh.
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In de la Calle, garments sit on mannequins, charged with a residue of their performance and shot through with an unabashed, restless confidence.
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If the unabashed economic reformer is anointed his party's candidate for the 2017 election, far-right leader Marine Le Pen stands to benefit.
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In this year's presidential campaign, Donald Trump tossed out the well-worn Republican playbook to run as an unabashed champion of working people.
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WENDY'S — BREAKFAST BACONATOR, $3.99: Dressed in the only brioche burger bun of the lineup, Wendy's sandwich stands out for its unabashed burger-ness.
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" Ian Millhiser, an unabashed liberal, said he believes that Ginsburg "unquestionably broke rules that exist to preserve the illusion of an apolitical judiciary.
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Mr. Trump remains an unabashed fan of the tactic and has glossed over the legal and racial objections to its use for years.
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Seemingly overnight, this bubbly alcoholic concoction has become a nationwide sensation, prompting a smattering of memes and a legion of unabashed "bro" fans.
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McGahn, an unabashed opponent of restrictions on political spending, found himself agreeing with Elias's view of campaign finance law on a regular basis.
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" According to The Daily Beast, a Fox News producer believes Gorka "could offer nothing more than his typically unabashed, unconditional cheerleading for Trump.
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There have been unabashed enablers, a shrinking but resolute camp of left-wing governments that have served as apologists for the despotic president.
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In 1804, the Jeffersonian-led House of Representatives impeached Justice Samuel Chase, an unabashed Federalist who made no secret of his political leanings.
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Here is an unabashed showpiece in the grand manner, replete with thundering double octaves, frame-rattling two-hand chords, and keyboard-sweeping glissandos.
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And talk about unabashed excess: Melania once divulged that she routinely slathered Barron with the caviar-infused moisturizer from her skin care line.
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Trump is waging an aggressive effort to crack down on immigrants and undercut civil rights laws, while offering unabashed support to white supremacists.
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These themes permeate throughout the New Museum, where Sarah Lucas: Au Natural brings together nearly 200 works that amplify Lucas' distinctive, unabashed voice.
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Among the new additions to his culinary portfolio, Red Rooster Shoreditch stands apart for its unabashed exaltation of Harlem and black American culture.
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Her manner is down-to-earth and inviting, all unabashed vulnerability wrapped in eager inquisitiveness, including a good dollop of ongoing self-inspection.
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Hell, some would go so far as to call it the unabashed sovereign of the food world, but it's no substitute for money.
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There didn't seem to be any overtly conceited behaviour from anyone, just a simple, unabashed pleasure in the excitement of a match day.
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The repetition comes from Minimalism, the rhythmic flair from jazz and the unabashed impact from rock as all the parts click into place.
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It's precisely this same unabashed and straightforward approach that has slowly but surely propelled Henderson to the upper echelons of England's gastronomic scene.
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It's an aesthetic that's as confusing as it is unabashed, and perhaps that's why it's striking such a chord in these confusing times.
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Unabashed tenderness softens the portraits of Aix farmers and domestic workers Cézanne painted in the decade before his death, at 67, in 1906.
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Mr. Murray, a brash and folksy populist who started working in coal mines as a teenager, is an unabashed skeptic of climate science.
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He makes an unfashionable, unabashed and — above all — unwavering case for the use of force in the service of American security and ideals.
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In the Stone trial, prosecutors were unabashed about linking the defendant's actions — both in 2016 and after — to Trump and the Trump campaign.
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He gained global renown for his unabashed support of progressive issues, but at home his support has suffered after a series of scandals.
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I drew back and watched her as she came directly up to the open window and spoke unabashed to the great Dr. Harden.
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Mr. Michael, who died unexpectedly on Christmas Day, never had to say he was gay for his gayness to seem apparent and unabashed.
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Because he is completely unabashed about lying on Twitter and having his perspective repeated over and over and over again with fake news.
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CNN said in its legal challenge that the "pretextual and unabashed attempt to censor a reporter" viewed as a critic sets a chilling precedent.
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There's Jeremy Morris, an unabashed shit-stirrer featured on Fox News for a fight with his local housing association over his massive Christmas display.
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In a lot of ways, the drinking game came to define the series, with its extremely specific humor, bizarre references, and unabashed, youthful fun.
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The site, formerly run by Steve Bannon, is known for its unabashed pro-Trump activism and early embrace of toxic online politicking and trolling.
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Like anyone in his generation, raised in the patriotic 'Can Do' lessons of the Mercury/Gemini/ Apollo era projects, he is unabashed in admiration.
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" In response, Bossie called our story "fake news brought to you by a collaboration of the biased liberal media and unabashed left-wing activists.
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In the public realm, after all, nothing is more terrifying than a young woman in the unabashed and unapologetic throes of unconventional sexual desire.
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They're unabashed romantics, unashamed aesthetes, and perfect proof that British music at its best isn't stuck in the humdrum world of kitchen sink realism.
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However, Trump could significantly escalate the fight with Ryan by inviting Ryan's primary challenger, businessman Paul Nehlen, an unabashed Trump supporter, to the rally.
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I've also been able to pick up a few clients by being totally unabashed about telling complete strangers that I walk and sit dogs.
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Today's reality show royalty is arguably represented by Queer Eye, a show where there is no competition, just an hour of unabashed self-care.
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Despite my unabashed fandom, I found myself nodding along to Ian Cohen's fair but by no means complimentary assessment of the record on Pitchfork.
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Everything about it positively drips with unabashed sentimentality, and, every so often, it's good to be reminded of the sheer potency of the sentimental.
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It is not that consumers will be forgotten; it is that Pai is an unabashed free-market trumpeter and proponent of limited federal government.
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" He added, "These developments, coupled with Russia's invasion of Crimea and nuclear threats against our allies, mark Moscow's unabashed return to Great Power competition.
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Abrams might not win in November, but she's clearly a harbinger of Democrats future: more women, more people of color, and more unabashed progressives.
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And now as a candidate, she's sought to portray herself as an unabashed supporter of the president and has surrounded herself with Trump allies.
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While Trump's unilateral tendencies cause consternation among much of the Washington foreign policy establishment, his unabashed nationalism is clearly a draw for his supporters.
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Whether scowling in a vast fur coat, or grinning impishly with an executioner's knife, they show an artist unabashed and defiant to the end.
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Ms. Wiedlin and the guitarist Charlotte Caffey in particular began writing songs that were Brill Building-worthy with their clever lyrics and unabashed hooks.
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As Director Bedford summarizes, the artists' sensory experiences make the unconscious visible and connects the uncensored and unabashed inner life with the outside world.
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Political strategists and voters say this congressional district in southwestern Michigan may not only tolerate an unabashed and frequent Republican critic of the president.
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In a speech on the 40th anniversary of China's economic liberalization efforts, President Xi, depicted above, delivered an unabashed defense of his economic policies.
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She ran as a woman, as a young person, as a working-class champion, as an unabashed liberal and as a person of color.
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An unabashed "ambassador of joy," Mr. Holden has dedicated his shows to lightening the mood of all in the theater, puppets and humans alike.
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Despite some withering reviews — Variety called it an "unabashed vanity project" — "Pieces" caught the attention of Steven Soderbergh at the 1997 Slamdance Film Festival.
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He's Trump's unabashed Iago, whispering sweet fictions about the magnitude of the "movement" that the president is leading and specifying how to feed it.
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Add to that, it exposes Hannity's unabashed hypocrisy who now objects to criticism of Melania Trump when he personally attacked Michelle Obama for years.
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Much like the other things on his new album, it's a gorgeously stripped-down ode to a past lover that's unabashed in its yearnings.
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As an unabashed homage to geek culture and 80s nostalgia smorgasboard, you probably assumed Ready Player One would be dripping with Star Wars references.
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But an even more truly defining characteristic of the Trump administration is the resolute, constant, and unabashed devaluing of the U.S. government's human capital.
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It's not that hard to see why Cats, an unabashed popular sensation in 1982, might confound and ironically amuse audiences nearly four decades later.
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This unabashed populist doesn't seem to project elitist vibes; the "rumpled" villain of big banks has fashioned himself as an easy-to-approach officeholder.
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He was also an unabashed defender of his company's racy television commercials, some of which featured bikini-clad women suggestively mouthing Carl's Jr. burgers.
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An unabashed segregationist, Mr. Helms was affiliated with the Council of Conservative Citizens, an outgrowth of the White Citizens' Councils that promoted white supremacy.
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Off Broadway in 2017, Martin Sherman's "Gently Down the Stream" felt like an unabashed star vehicle for its inimitably throaty leading man, Harvey Fierstein.
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Yet Kahney (an unabashed Mac fan who has previously written about other company insiders) notes that under Tim Cook its stock has nearly tripled.
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But despite the fact that the collaborated for years after that, it seemed for a while that she didn't return his unabashed love for her.
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When a cat wags her tail, it's not the same as when a dog wags his tail—it's generally not a sign of unabashed excitement.
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The unabashed honesty of bedroom pop fits into the musical desires of Gen Z. The phrase DIY — do it yourself — is synonymous with bedroom pop.
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Many things about Trump, from the brashness with which he criticizes his opponents to the unabashed pride with which he enumerates his riches, seem idiosyncratic.
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In a culinary era defined by its anti-gluten principles, one 27-year-old woman is showing her unabashed love for all things grain-based.
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The model of The Wife, with its unabashed focus on a woman, written and adapted by women, and coproduced by women, is one she enjoys.
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Her recent memoir Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman chronicles her life and career in a series of essays with humor, heart and unabashed honesty.
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An "unabashed" Denver Broncos fan, he clears his schedule to watch games, and he loves the memories of a lifelong passion that each play evokes.
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My brother is an unabashed Bernie Sanders supporter, and so his Facebook page has been full of campaign-related posts for the past few months.
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Slavery, segregation, de facto segregation techniques made possible by real estate scams like redlining, and restrictions on voting rights don't lend themselves to unabashed patriotism.
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Though the plot, characters and themes mostly feel familiar, the company still has its own particular flavor, an unabashed and boldly unhip sincerity (1:7453).
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The company said that AMI's publisher, David Pecker, an unabashed Trump supporter, had not coordinated its coverage with Trump associates or taken direction from Trump.
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The New Yorker's unabashed intellectualism, commitment to deep inquiry, and skepticism of conservative politics is the kind of bandwagon decent liberals want to get on.
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Growing up in England, his parents told him not to worry what the neighbors thought, and he never lost that spirit of unabashed self-expression.
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Their unabashed pursuit feels oddly relatable, and that their stories are set on the backdrop of the making of a movie quickly becomes an afterthought.
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"While we continue to monitor the terrible situation, it is clear that this is how Bashar al-Assad operates: with brutal, unabashed barbarism," Tillerson said.
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The United States, led by the unabashed nationalist Donald J. Trump, was ordering multinational companies to abandon China and make their goods in American factories.
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I'm a feminist, and I advocate women's leadership, and I loved that shaking up society results in unabashed female leadership, at least in our show.
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Mr. Trump was compelled to act, the document argues, primarily because of Russia's "unabashed return to Great Power competition," including modernization of its nuclear weaponry.
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But the subject matter — an unabashed celebration of erotic desire and dreams of immortality, and a story of adulterous love — was hardly suitable for Lent.
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I'm gonna walk that last statement back a little bit, because Roger Stone walks a fine line between unabashed self-promoter and shadowy, secretive puppeteer.
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Perhaps the most obvious question is whether the Democrats should adopt the same unabashed populism — the real kind, not the Trump kind — that Corbyn did.
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President Donald Trump's decision to kill a top Iranian commander marks his most unabashed move yet to steamroll Congress on matters of war and peace.
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Their characters, Gabriela and Jake, are driving on a strikingly gorgeous New Zealand road and singing to "Da' Dip" by Freak Nasty with unabashed goofiness.
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Add a dash of trade-war progress, throw in surprisingly resilient corporate earnings growth, and you have an ideal recipe for unabashed stock-market gains.
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He was an unabashed supporter of the Amazon deal, is against congestion pricing and is not in favor of closing the Rikers Island jail complex.
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Its fingerpicking folk-rock unfurls from a blurry awakening — "First things that she took from me were selfishness and sleep" — to unabashed pride and joy.
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In Europe, this is more likely to take the form of foot-dragging than the sort of unabashed political pressure seen in the United States.
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The book helped African-Americans find friendly rest stops and lodging at a time when unabashed hostility and hatred put black travelers at physical risk.
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There, I came across the work of someone with evident, unabashed passion who was exploring abstract art-making's fascination with the expressive power of pure form.
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"Meet Ashley Graham and it won't be just her beauty — and her unabashed voluptuousness — that will astound you," Stephen Gan, V's editor-in-chief, told Refinery29.
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I had to let go of my desire to become a "beach person" to find my unabashed sense of body positivity I now pride myself on.
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Then Mulvaney made an even more unabashed declaration, admitting that Trump did freeze nearly $400 million in aid to coerce Ukraine into investigating his Democratic opponents.
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The best thing about the community has got to be the unabashed and shameless middle finger it gives to the enthusiasm and perfectionism of r/DIY.
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That unabashed confidence — especially in the face of public criticism — is what makes her one of the most intriguing, fearless, and outspoken artists of our time.
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But evidence of widespread fraud is nonexistent, and the restrictions fit an increasingly unabashed pattern of Republican politicians' efforts to discourage voters likely to oppose them.
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For me, this is easy: Bannon is a ringleader of the racist alt-right, a repellent collection of white supremacists, nativists, misogynists, and unabashed anti-Semites.
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They each have their own talents that they bring to the crown: Markle, with her unabashed feminist thought, and Middleton, with her devotion to charitable causes.
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It's an unabashed love letter to Star Trek, with the titular spaceship replacing the USS Enterprise, and the episode's structure resembling a classic Trek narrative arc.
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If you're feeling low and post an inspirational quote—pretty script atop a picture of a beach—friends may raise an eyebrow at the unabashed genuineness.
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The brand describes it as a "pure, true, unabashed New York red," and the creamy formula is bound to seduce out-of-towners and natives alike.
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As an unabashed democratic socialist pushing for, among others, tuition-free public college and policies that fight climate change, she has attracted intense scrutiny from conservatives.
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During the interview, Mirren — already an an established stage actress and member of the Royal Shakespeare Company — was on the receiving end of some unabashed sexism.
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But it also has room for cross-country co-worker reunions and pure, unabashed fun — the kind that's miles away from any sort of social posturing.
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His relationship with Trump has long been tense in part because McCain has been unabashed in his criticisms of the president on rhetoric and foreign policy.
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This week, unabashed Bachelor superfan and one-time Bachelorette fantasy league winner Chris Plante is here to offer some insight into this week's carefully constructed chaos.
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Abrams, a former minority leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, campaigned as an unabashed liberal during her primary against her more moderate rival Stacey Evans.
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Its songs layer together low-fi clatter and unabashed pop tunes, acoustic guitar licks and analog-sounding synthesizers, images of squalor and thoughts of self-realization.
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When Bertie decides she wants a promotion at "Condé Nest" (the show has an unabashed love of puns), Tuca is right there to help her out.
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The famously short Robinson used his 5'9" frame to unabashed advantage last night as he dribbled entirely through the legs of his 7'3" defender Edy Tavares.
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"Weekend project" may be the most daunting combination of words known to man, and rightfully so—those two sacred days are reserved for embracing unabashed laziness.
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Even after assuming White House duties, Ms. Trump was unabashed about acting as a corporate advertisement, conflating branding and presidential politics — just as her father does.
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Mr. Trump's version of nationalism likewise varies from that of President Theodore Roosevelt, one of the most unabashed nationalists ever to serve in the White House.
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But the proposal is a political statement — de Blasio, who has postured himself as an unabashed progressive throughout his political career, is coming for the wealthy.
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An unabashed liberal, Mr. Murphy's rise to one of the most powerful governor seats in the country comes against the backdrop of the polarizing Trump administration.
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Yet, Mr. Trump's braggadocio is so unabashed that one shouldn't be surprised to see a tweet contending that China should thank him for its roaring economy.
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Ever since he retired from a desk job 15 years ago, my father has transformed himself into a world traveler and unabashed seeker of new experiences.
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That has made its officials more unabashed defenders of the government's role in protecting workers and consumers from economic catastrophe, notable Democrats and party observers say.
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Although Duke is an unabashed neo-Nazi and former Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, he secured a spot in the gubernatorial runoff in 2628.
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Neighborhood: MidtownStarting rate: ~ $895"Unabashed opulence is what you get as soon as you step into the lobby," reads Condé Nast Traveler's description of the Baccarat.
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Be smart: The momentum — online, on cable, among donors, with newly elected Democrats and among the early 2020 crop — is clearly with the new, more unabashed liberals.
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"I don't call other people fat unless I know they identify themselves that way," Jes Baker, a "unabashed fat chick" and blogger at The Militant Baker, says.
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Under CEO Michael O'Leary, the low-cost airline has tangled repeatedly with advertising authorities - often over discount terms and conditions - and on Wednesday struck an unabashed tone.
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Game of Thrones has been rightly criticized for shying away from the books' unabashed love of all things magic and fantasy in favor of Westeros' political machinations.
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For example, Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Liberty University and son of the late televangelist, has been an unabashed Trump defender, even in the Stormy Daniels case.
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Much of the Zanzibar work was shot on 35mm and conveys an ambition that was often in tension with the unabashed amateurism in which they were made.
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Crudele is an unabashed fan of futures contracts as a means of hedging existing risks and speculating on future price movements of a wide range of assets.
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I decided to push aside all of my reservations, place my skepticism neatly in the bedside table drawer, and become a full-on, unabashed, fundamental Oblique Strategist.
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A former middle school art teacher and employee of Jim Henson's Creature Shop, he spoke with the unabashed confidence of a man ready to change the world.
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And that in his attempt to mimic human spontaneity through metal, he's found himself in a closed loop of unabashed demand for robots that can be sexualised.
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Where most hardcore bands stuck to the genre's progenitors, the Black Flags and Bad Brains of the world, AVAIL was unabashed in their embrace of Southern rock.
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Former KKK leader David Duke was once an aberration in the Republican Party – an unabashed racist and xenophobe seeking higher office by appealing to voters' baser instincts.
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On TV, in magazines and video clips, babbling from the White House lawn during a press conference, were unabashed hustlers trying to get over on the powerless.
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Candidates from Virginia to California threw out the conventional playbook for red state Democrats, testing the theory that unabashed leftists can energize new voters in middle America.
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With the WJC declaring it a provocative measure honoring an "unabashed anti-semite", the Budapest church which had organized the Catholic ceremony, canceled the event on Thursday.
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Along with her photographer friend, Andria Lo, the pair began highlighting the unabashed fashion they saw, first in an article ("Chinatown Sartorialist") and now on a blog.
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Then there are the unabashed criticisms against the boxing establishment, such as his post-fight outburst after his controversial loss in his first encounter with Juan Diaz.
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Last year, the overarching critique of the cultural phenomenon came down to its derivativeness, as an unabashed stew of our favorite '13s horror and sci-fi tropes.
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Norman's biographer, Thornbury, is both a religious scholar (he is the former president of the King's College, a Christian institution in lower Manhattan) and an unabashed fan.
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From Birthright trips to Ilana's glorious, shiny mop of curls, and the show's unabashed celebration of sexuality, Abby and Ilana redefined the possibilities for Jews on-screen.
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The Louisville, Kentucky, act has put together a record of unabashed rock worship that's bratty, fun, and—as you might've gathered from the title—a little arrogant.
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But for now, Cristina De Stefano's new biography of the Italian journalistic superstar Oriana Fallaci — unabashed hagiography to counter the writer's late-life reputational demise — must suffice.
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Eventually, a plunked-out piano theme leads into an angry dirge that breaks into an unabashed jazz romp, before the piece ends in a sweeping, cinematic epilogue.
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It's an unabashed celebration of life and beauty, an all-encompassing piece of work that paints its affirmation in small details, but covers all of its canvas.
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Autofiction emerged at a time that felt like a historical correction, a period of unabashed idealism that placed us firmly at the center of our own destinies.
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Dickinson doesn't have the boundary-pushing vulnerability of Euphoria, HBO's popular teen drama that aired over the summer, but it's unabashed in its admiration for youth culture.
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Led by co-founder and self-proclaimed "SHE-E-O" Miki Agrawal, the period-proof underwear company meshed a body-positive message with an unabashed marketing approach.
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It was an unabashed homage to Mr. Trump, who revels in a spectacle, even if a sizable portion of the crowd left before he finished his speech.
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Itzkoff, a culture reporter for The New York Times, is an unabashed fan, declaring in the book's acknowledgments that Williams was one of his heroes growing up.
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The maverick senator is one of the few congressional Republicans who is departing from party allegiance and orthodoxy that calls for unabashed support for the beleaguered president.
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The problem is most acute in America's most thriving cities—the ones governed by unabashed liberals—driven by poor housing supply blocked by local control over zoning.
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The hacking of Ms. Jones's website occurred a few weeks later, but she gradually returned to the spotlight, addressing the indignities in her barnstorming and unabashed comedy.
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Above all, President Trump has recurrently criticized Sessions for his recusal, and has repeatedly expressed unabashed disapproval of the job that Sessions is doing as attorney general.
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The Mets are unabashed power hitters, a leading example of the modern hitting ethos: Don't worry about singles or subtlety, just work the count and do damage.
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But such unabashed ambition is also one facet of the Ed Sheeran backlash, which reached epic proportions in the months leading up to and upon Divide's release.
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" The lawsuit described it as "an unabashed attempt to censor the press and exclude reporters from the White House who challenge and dispute the President's point of view.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I will say it again: I am an unabashed fan of Eleanor Ray's modest-sized paintings of interiors, exteriors, and the landscape.
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If we thought the kind of unabashed and open prejudice that marked earlier generations had been killed off by modernity, the alt-right was here to prove otherwise.
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Moved by his direct communication, relentless playfulness, and unabashed desire for love, we've accepted Peter as our new internet boyfriend and even the white boy of the month.
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The lack of distinct character voice in "The Starless Sea" seems due to the fact it is unabashed fan fiction, but not a homage to any particular individual.
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Davidson is an unabashed second-wave feminist, whose work has explored issues of the body and the structures that bind it — both physical and social — for 30 years.
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But Trump's continued, unabashed violations of the constitutional ban on foreign presidential income effectively gives the House a free-standing reason to begin impeachment proceedings whenever they wish.
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With the leader of the free world unconstrained by niceties, unabashed in name-calling, and unpredictable on Twitter, how do Democrats respond and avoid a repeat of 2016?
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The presence of unabashed conspiracy theorists in the White House, the president chief among them, has also arguably emboldened peddlers of these toxic or just not-factual ideas.
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Unabashed racist, President Donald Trump, in the Oval Office on July 269, 226Photo: APThe U.S. government currently has over 203,220 migrants in custody, according to the latest estimates.
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It was seeing pictures of Syrian children devastated by what officials suspect is sarin gas that led Trump, as President, to do an unabashed about-face on Syria.
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By the time he had a couple transitions under his belt his giddiness might have been more unabashed than the campers who met him for the first time.
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But after the primaries were settled, Warren became unabashed in her support of Clinton, lending significant liberal credibility to a candidate who faces lingering doubts on the left.
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"In its unabashed food portraiture and selfie use, [Ulman's Instagram] lacks the self-awareness of the characteristically self-aware generation of which she is a part," Friedlander writes.
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Your senior year of high school tends to be a year of unabashed rebellion, from the first day of classes up to the senior picture in your yearbook.
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"While we continue to monitor the terrible situation, it is clear that this is how Bashar al-Assad operates: with brutal, unabashed barbarism," Tillerson said in a statement.
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But in a franchise that's always opted to tug heartstrings and reinforce unabashed love between manly men, Hobbs & Shaw just doesn't sell us on, well, Hobbs and Shaw.
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"His unabashed support of civil rights, public services, free tuition at public colleges, increases in Social Security and the minimum wage make him an ideal candidate," Hanley added.
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The latest is David Weigel, a savvy political reporter for the Washington Post who also happens to be an unabashed fan—or, more accurately, a semi-abashed fan.
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He rode a similar confluence of factors—unabashed xenophobia, the Great Recession's unhealed wounds, a discredited generation of centrist elites—to the most powerful office in the world.
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He infuriated France's unions with his unabashed talk of opening up the country's relatively rigid economy, loosening job protections, and even rolling back the totemic 35-hour workweek.
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"We know a guy with a binder," she tweeted to Trump, referencing a remark made by 2012 GOP candidate Mitt Romney, who is an unabashed critic of Trump.
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The New York Police Department on Wednesday announced that an unabashed white supremacist was behind the stabbing death of a black man in Midtown Manhattan earlier this week.
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Nipsey was remembered as a great man, talented rapper and savvy businessman during his memorial -- so, you could argue he'd see the unabashed profiteering as a smart move.
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It's safe to say that CHAI—an eclectic four-piece band whose music skirts the lines of punk, electronica and pure, unabashed pop—don't exactly aim for minimalism.
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He and Sir Alex Ferguson have long been close, their bond forged during the Champions League finals of 2009 and 2011, their relationship founded on unabashed mutual respect.
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Each element his figures clutch — such as an airplane pillow or an iPhone — contributes to ambiguous narratives Chadsey concocts with meticulous artistry and an unabashed ardor for oddity.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), an unabashed progressive, will be one of the first Muslim women to serve in Congress, marking huge inroads for representation in the government body.
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She noted the sharply increasing number of victims in his war on drugs, as well as his unabashed support for the family of Ferdinand Marcos, the former dictator.
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Voronenkov — a member of the Communist party in Russia's lower house before he fled to Ukraine in 2016 — was an unabashed critic of Putin's policies in recent years.
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Investors and analysts say China's unabashed fervor for collecting such data, combined with its huge population, could eventually give its artificial intelligence companies an edge over American ones.
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Winter may have fewer fans than other seasons, but it's got two unabashed cheerleaders in Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing, the duo known as the Okee Dokee Brothers.
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And all these shallow musings come at the expense of what makes the Turtles really great: the unabashed silliness and fun we've come to expect from the franchise.
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Exhibiting the same unabashed confidence exuded by another New York developer who just took office in Washington, Mr. Macklowe reasoned: "I've never had a bad deal," he said.
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Her sculptural assemblages and collages — currently on view at Fort Gansevoort— express her unabashed commitment to honoring, representing, and stewarding the beautiful and frightening chaos of Black life.
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The president's unabashed support for the Patriots turned into a punch line on social media when the Patriots fell behind by 25 points early in the second half.
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It's easy to see why: She spars with Prince Philip, sings along to David Bowie, and is unabashed about her casual sex — even in front of the Queen.
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We saw a clique of unabashed plutocrats, Trump foremost among them, brazenly treating the federal government as a branding opportunity or a trough at which they could gorge.
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The album showcases the members' unabashed love of metal riffs and fucked up time signatures, which seem to get more illogical for each year that Mutoid Man endures.
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It was ostensibly a joke with its Red Dead Redemption 2-themed video, unabashed "yeehaw agenda" sloganeering, and the Nine Inch Nails-sampling beat courtesy of producer YoungKio.
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While others in the party were more cautious on the pledge to create an independent Quebec nation, Péladeau was unabashed in his promise to break away from Canada.
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Ms. Simon, who wrote the underappreciated music for the recent Broadway debacle "Doctor Zhivago," is an unabashed pop romantic whose best songs express heartfelt sentiments with an eloquent simplicity.
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Watching his unabashed love for illustrating, it's easy to conclude that we're all a little bit Daniel Sherekin, which is what makes reveling in his nightmare beasts so fun.
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Whether one approaches the book with a smug grin of superiority, unabashed enthusiasm, guilty titillation or something else, reading Fifty Shades of Grey is an undeniable rite of passage.
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Portman, once an unabashed free-trader who served as George W. Bush's US trade representative, framed his answer around an issue that was central to Trump's "America First" message.
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Tasha: Speaking of miracles, for me, the film's biggest miracle is the way Ryan Coogler turned a mainstream superhero blockbuster into an unabashed, joyful expression of the Afrofuturism movement.
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But the staying power of that scene is due to its unabashed look at a topic that manages to be intriguing, taboo, and incredibly controversial: the faked female orgasm.
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The series was conceived during the euphoria of President Obama's 2008 election at the urging of Andrew Aydin, Lewis's long-serving congressional aide and an unabashed fan of comics.
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If you're anything like me, you've probably blocked out some of the show's more awkward moments (seriously, though, Mickey's unabashed rudeness at that magic show still makes me cringe).
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With Rozay's empowering lyricism backed by Celestial Trax's synth work and brick-hard beats, the EP is a call for unabashed self-love and an embrace of fiery femininity.
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With its outrageous premise and unabashed skewering of racial stereotypes, "The Sellout" is an audacious choice for the judges, who oversee one of the most prestigious awards in literature.
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Eclipsing a soberly attired Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and their high-profile like, a bewigged Kenny Kenny arrived, an unabashed spectacle in a purple-and-cream checkered Rochas suit.
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In 2015, when the Guardian won a ten-year battle to release two batches of the meddlesome "black spider memos," under Britain's Freedom of Information Act, he was unabashed.
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The two key players: Fox News — especially the morning show, "Fox & Friends" — and Sinclair Broadcast Group, the nation's largest owner of local broadcasting stations with unabashed conservative leanings. 1.
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However, the series approaches these moments with an unabashed gentleness that portrays mental illness as something that's multi-faceted and manageable, rather than something to live in fear of.
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As we're pretty damn certain your future self could attest, there's nothing quite like devouring some cheese-wrapped cheese while a doe-eyed cow stares on in unabashed pride.
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"He's unabashedly himself and completely recognizes when his unabashed self doesn't fit with what it is he's trying to do," said Kevin McKenzie, the artistic director of Ballet Theater.
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Sessions's entire public career — as a U.S. attorney, a state attorney general and most recently as a U.S. senator — has been characterized by an unabashed hostility toward civil rights.
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One of the things that his supporters like is the very thing that others detest: His unapologetic, unabashed crusade to fight off all efforts at racial and ethnic inclusion.
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I love that the Ocean's 8 costumer dressed Cate with gay abandon, combining the unabashed queerness of vest culture with loose-tie-2000s-lesbianism and somehow making it work.
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His bars ricochet from the personal to the political to the straight-up cheeky, but even the more unabashed hype tracks like "New Banger" are laced with vivid poetry.
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Because, while the material could be funnier and a lot less derivative, under Michael Raine's loosey-goosey direction, it's brash, bratty and unabashed in its embrace of queer sexuality.
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Finally, however, in the hands of Serena Williams, it has become a political tool: an unabashed statement of female empowerment and independence not just for herself, but for all.
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Beijing granted more authority to managers of state-owned companies and set out to blend a measure of unabashed — if disguised, through ideological doublespeak — capitalism with a centralized economy.
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But "The Electric Woman" is not about a dying mother being cared for by her attentive daughter; it's not so simple or straightforward, and it's unabashed about its complicatedness.
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Despite its modern record, the Rhodes trust is inescapably linked to Rhodes himself, an unabashed colonialist now widely seen as a leading European exploiter of African resources and people.
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Traditionally, state and local parties back incumbents, but Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has rankled fellow Democrats with her and her supporters' unabashed willingness to back primary challenges against longtime officeholders.
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"The Topeka School" is so different in tone, so unabashed in its conventionality — and even geometric in plot — that it can read like a critique of Lerner's previous work.
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Unabashed, she finds sanctuary with her brother-in-law, the accommodating Charles Vernon (Justin Edwards), and his wife, Catherine (Emma Greenwell), who trembles at the reputation of her guest.
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Where Paterson is ascetic and gaunt, murmuring poems to himself, Neruda is corpulent and unabashed, declaiming to his disciples and eager to gorge on the sins of the flesh.
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One of the great pleasures of encountering a Daniel Hesidence painting in the wild is its unabashed presence — the feeling that it, like that singer, suddenly and brazenly presents itself.
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Musk has been relatively vague about the specifics of the truck — "Well I can't talk about the details," he told Swisher — but he was unabashed in expressing his own excitement.
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But one time a year, we can all escape the unhappy news cycle by replacing it with a weeklong-dose of ambitious futurism and unabashed tech optimism, courtesy of CES.
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There's a Denver-based company that calls itself Replica Wine because its unabashed MO is to replicate higher-priced, high-profile wines using scientific techniques, purchased grapes, and blending regimens.
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This story is not one of unabashed privilege, but instead one of power, and a young woman's endeavours to retain the same authority, power and respect that her predecessors commanded.
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"Anything that the Sheriff has to say, you can probably ink it in gold," said Newton, an unabashed fan of the 39-year-old Manning, a record five-time MVP.
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While the market for feminist fashion has grown beyond Namilia's imagination, Li and Pfohl still don't have much competition, largely because their crude, unabashed designs are made to stand apart.
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When The New York Post feasted on her supposed satisfaction with him in bed, captured in the headline "Best Sex I've Ever Had," Mr. Trump was unabashed, Ms. Res said.
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The French have long had a deeply nuanced view of their American allies and their culture, but Monfils remains an unabashed Americanophile at 30, just as he was at 18.
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The diaries were written with such precision, and such unabashed erotic prose, that they filled in decades-long gaps in historians' understanding of queer life in England at the time.
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I wondered if Melvin David Bessinger, who in 20153 inherited the business from his father, Melvin, might be the family's great unabashed modernizer, the King Abdullah of yellow-sauce barbecue.
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I'm certainly not the only one addicted to the schadenfreude that comes with watching The Bachelor; in fact, for this season, I joined a Fantasy League with some unabashed coworkers.
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Such a stance has become almost extinct today, when unabashed self-promotion and egotism reign supreme, as exemplified in politics by the rise of the pathetic figure of Donald Trump.
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Women appear to sacrifice for others, but at the root of those acts of generosity lies an unabashed commitment to making their lives exactly as they want them to be.
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For one thing, Mr. Sanders has been unabashed in his attacks on "the establishment wing of the Democratic Party" and has intimated that primary challenges may be in the offing.
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And even though she made some last-minute tweaks to it, she turned in her definitive rankings, telling stories—and doling out criticisms—with the unabashed honesty she's known for.
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A more recent nude self-portrait on show is "Centered" (19783), by the American figurative painter Joan Semmel — whose unabashed paintings of herself unclothed influenced a generation of feminist successors.
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Ms. Warren's brand of unabashed populism has sometimes come under fire from liberals who say it fails to account for how things like racism and discrimination interact with income equality.
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The author, who had access to Williams and members of the comedian's family, is an unabashed fan but doesn't shy away from the abundant messiness in his subject's personal life.
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Britain — renowned for its pragmatism, its common sense, its political stability and its unabashed devotion to small business ("a nation of shopkeepers") — has become nearly unrecognizable to its European allies.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Breathtaking in scope, defiant in tone, the White House's refusal to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry amounts to an unabashed challenge to America's longstanding constitutional order.
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On the left, the N.D.P.'s unabashed leftist policies on socialized health care and taxation have compromised Mr. Trudeau's effort to portray himself as the best guarantor of social equality.
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At times, Mr. Trump's tweets conveyed an unabashed excitement about the historic nature of the storm, even as it became clear that Houston and other cities faced a grinding crisis.
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On Twitter, fans of the thriller expressed their unabashed (and definitely concerning) attraction to Penn Badgley's character Joe Goldberg, the unhinged stalker/serial killer at the center of the series.
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Moore ran as an unabashed opponent of the Washington establishment and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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That he has chosen an unabashed retired four-star general who spends his time reading books on classical and modern warfare should be welcomed as the pleasant surprise it is.
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Mr. Sanders was Mr. Sanders, displaying the same unabashed obstinacy that has kept him at or near the top of the polls in Iowa and in other critical early states.
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It was also an unabashed showcase of practice and expertise — watch them stick every landing, in sync, hour after hour — in an art world not usually bothered about skill. 10.
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It's a tactic we have seen over and over again – Trump has fended off an unprecedented number of attacks by simply stating, with unabashed confidence, that they hold no water.
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The governor's race in Florida, the third most populous U.S. state, has sparked national media attention, as it pits an unabashed progressive against a conservative who supports President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Even by Bee's own reliably furious standards, the segment is scorching — and she's the only late-night host who would have done something like this with quite so much unabashed rage.
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Yet most countries have been shy about being seen to take the lead in reviving the TPP—with all respect to tiny New Zealand, always an unabashed champion of open trade.
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Clarke's resignation caps a tumultuous year for the divisive, provocative lawman whose unabashed support for President Donald Trump and in-your-face personality earned him a national following among some conservatives.
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As general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, Peter Gelb has steadily been replacing productions by Franco Zeffirelli, the unabashed emperor of extravagance, with new ones he deems more contemporary and effective.
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You can tell this video was directed by a woman because when was the last time you saw such an unabashed celebration of multiple facets of womanhood that wasn't overtly sexual?
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Experts have long been raving about the potential of the 25-year-old ever since he was taken second overall in the 313 MLS SuperDraft, and Klinsmann is an unabashed fan.
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Sharp Objects (may I be so bold as to address you directly?), while I await your season finale with unabashed enthusiasm and barely contained anticipation, your ending will be truly bittersweet.
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"TrumpLand" is an unabashed effort to get Hillary Clinton elected, and to thwart Donald Trump -- just as Moore's 2004 film, "Fahrenheit 9/11," was a bid to defeat George W. Bush.
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Johnson made clear his unabashed commitment to many signature liberal causes, such as health care for the elderly, voting rights, federal assistance to education, a war on poverty and much more.
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This one, which credits some 400 "executive producers," is easily the best—she's never been so catchy or sexy, and along with unabashed politics catchy and sexy are her flash points.
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Some are pretty subtle, like Evan Rachel Wood's suit at the SAG Awards, others are awesomely unabashed in meaning, like Tove Lo's uterus dress at the Aria Music Awards last year.
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" I confess I would actually prefer True Detective's open, unabashed embrace of pulp aesthetic to something like The Night Of, with its self-aggrandizing view of being "actually about the system.
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When Mr. Trump met with business executives in February at the White House, he turned to Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, an unabashed defender of big banks, for advice.
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Larry is an unabashed pickup artist, a creature from a different era, and what once came across as the crass gropings of a lovable loser probably won't play as well now.
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Their set is the perfect mixture of unabashed pop-rock joy with tinges of tender young heartbreak and just the right amount of melancholia folded in to take the edge off.
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As in many cases involving traders, the government highlighted messages showing how unabashed they were in pushing for the bank to submit an interest rate that would help their investment positions.
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His most famous role — Jim Halpert on "The Office" — became his de facto identity, and he appeared to share Jim&aposs defining character traits: sensitivity, intelligence, humor, unabashed Snow Patrol fandom.
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Mormonism is a faith that holds up chastity as a virtue and condemns pornography as a soul-rotting vice; Mr. Trump is an unabashed adulterer who has posed for Playboy covers.
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With unabashed color and closely blended forms, the parables of yesterday see a new bit of light in a series of finely-wrought illustrations rooted in themes of folklore and tradition.
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Contrasting with Labour's unabashed tax-and-spend approach, Johnson's manifesto — titled "Get Brexit Done, Unleash Britain's Potential" — will pledge to freeze income tax, value-added sales tax and social security payments.
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If confirmed, Mr. Moore would become the first unabashed Trump loyalist on the board, and he would press officials to reduce rates in hopes of pushing annual growth to 13 percent.
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A test case for the industry's political muscle will be the campaign of Mr. Polis, a Boulder congressman who is running for governor as an unabashed supporter of the cannabis community.
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Both ends of the political spectrum are, and/or will be, guilty of blurring the lines of how radical Sanders's presidential campaign — and its unabashed promotion of collectivist principles — truly is.
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News analysis: The administration's case against the inquiry is more political than legal, but it "amounts to an unabashed challenge to America's longstanding constitutional order," our chief White House correspondent writes.
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When Mr. Trump met with business executives in February at the White House, he turned to Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, an unabashed defender of big banks, for advice.
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Art Review With its cheerfully crowd-seeking title, "Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas," the Metropolitan Museum's exhibition of pre-Columbian art promises an unabashed celebration of splendor.
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"You're overcompensating because I don't have a mom — again," Genevieve exclaims as she leaves the room, cementing the wry, unabashed tone that comes to define Everything's Gonna Be Okay's debut season.
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Contrasting with Labour's unabashed tax-and-spend approach, Johnson's manifesto -- titled "Get Brexit Done, Unleash Britain's Potential" -- will pledge to freeze income tax, value-added sales tax and social security payments.
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Navarro has been an unabashed hawk on trade, successfully calling for the American withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership and counseling a similar pullout from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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In the pilot, we get both the dark, acerbic humor that has always secretly been this show's calling card, and the corny, unabashed musical spectacle that made Crazy a niche hit.
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Portman's unabashed support for unfair trade deals has cost Ohio hundreds of thousands of jobs and made it easier for the company in this very ad to outsource their jobs overseas.
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But a YouTube video of that performance has attracted millions of viewers not because of her skill level but rather the unabashed fun she seems to be having while doing it.
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Their ubiquity in Abbeville is an extreme example of France's unabashed embrace of the roundabout, found in abundance throughout the country and widely credited for making roads safer and less clogged.
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Yeah, I think on some level it's hard for me to conceive of the kind of unabashed racism, sexism, homophobia, a fear of Muslims — do we have a phobia for that?
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The narrator seemed to revel in the graphic violence he was depicting, but it was the final passage that was particularly disturbing, where Dylan conveyed unabashed awe and reverence for the killer.
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I spoke to Ron while standing in between an Otto self-driving truck and an Uber self-driving Volvo — a less-than-subtle message about the company's unabashed embrace of autonomous technology.
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Their immense wealth and unabashed blending of money and politics made them major targets of criticism in more recent years, largely from Democrats who described the Koch brothers as puppeteers of democracy.
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During that campaign, he distinguished himself through bizarre, avant-garde ads—in one, he stared into the camera before wordlessly throwing a rock into a pond—and also his unabashed progressive views.
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From the artists, most of them working in an entirely new medium, to the audience, anxiously awaiting a public poking, it signals a move towards truly interactive art and unabashed body ownership.
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He remained an iconic figure in Israeli politics and was an unabashed ambassador of optimism in a part of the world mired in conflict — drawing criticism from more right-wing party hardliners.
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He relished provoking Vladimir Putin, reportedly calling him "Lilli-Putin", and was unabashed about his admiration for America, which in turn regarded him as a democratic beacon in a region of autocrats.
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In the 19763s and '80s, Labour was more or less an unabashed socialist party, an approach that, at the time, was being trounced by Margaret Thatcher and her unapologetically right-wing Conservatives.
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And I have some good news, my fellow unabashed Fifty Shades lovers: It looks like there's going to be plenty of revealing outfits, brooding Christian Grey eyes, and fireworks (heh, heh, heh).
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The campaign has been characterized by "blatant, aggressive and unabashed attempts to manipulate" the outcome, with media being silenced and the intimidation of candidates, according to Pakistan&aposs Independent Human Rights Commission.
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"We want people to start having this conversation that women are just as valuable as men," Messing said, concluding one hell of a strong start to an evening of unabashed sister solidarity.
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Abrams, a former minority leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, campaigned as an unabashed progressive during her primary earlier this year against Stacey Evans, a more middle-of-the-road Democrat.
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"The Long Home," William Gay Gay is an unabashed disciple of Cormac McCarthy, and this is the first book by him, a reclusive man who had old Tennessee pumping in his veins.
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At its core, the story is an unabashed romance, less concerned with depicting "Young Mr. Obama" than the seeds that blossom into what is to outward appearances a long and successful marriage.
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But as of next month, when new ads will appear in the giant September fashion magazines, there will be yet another unabashed pro-Clinton campaign in the offing, thanks to Elie Tahari.
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But employees who left in recent days said that Breitbart's unabashed embrace of Mr. Trump, particularly at the seeming expense of its own reporter, struck them as a betrayal of its mission.
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Fair to say this isn't the most nuanced or emotionally arresting thing Daft Punk have produced, but there's an unabashed joy to be had when they enter the realms of pure maximalism.
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From the artists, most of them working in an entirely new medium, to the audience, anxiously awaiting a public poking, it signals a move towards truly interactive art and unabashed body ownership.
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But in the months since, the "ongoing parade of horribles" offered up by the administration has caused Warren to change her tune and become a vociferous, unabashed opponent of all things Trump.
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He is an unabashed critic of the current immigration system and repeatedly encouraged Mr. Trump to appeal to the party's base in the closing days of the campaign with arguments against globalization.
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In North Korea, where the average citizen has little interaction with foreigners or exposure to other cultures, racism and xenophobia are ingrained and unabashed — a hostility that reaches to the very top.
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The dish undoubtedly takes much of its DNA from the classic Turkish eggplant preparation imam bayildi, but it also shares kinship with Italian eggplant, and its unabashed sauciness even hints at ratatouille.
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But with her refusal to raise money among rich contributors, her unabashed populism and her pre-Senate roots in academia, she is hardly a Clinton-style creature of the Democratic political class.
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He's an unabashed proponent of regime change, and a good portion of "The Restless Wave" is given over to recounting how besieged peoples from other lands have been grateful for American support.
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In a way, Emmerich is more fearless than any of his characters, boldly embracing clichés from which other directors would shrink and flee, and unabashed by his old-school craving to astound.
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At the helm of this new big-screen adaptation is horror's current golden goose, Mike Flanagan, director of a string of unabashed successes like Hush, Ouija 2, and Netflix's Haunting of Hill House.
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At a scale unlike anything many of us have seen in our lifetime, we are witnessing a re-emergence of unabashed racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia and blatant anti-blackness from this administration.
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Amanda Palmer has been famous for her unabashed honesty and boldness throughout her nearly two decades-long career, but her forthcoming album, There Will Be No Intermission, is likely her most vulnerable yet.
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" As for Bratt, the actor said he was drawn to both the complexity of his character, struggling manager Jahil Rivera, and the opportunity to work with Daniels, whom he calls "an unabashed provocateur.
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Grijalva met with Ocasio-Cortez this summer after her win, and it's safe to say the increasingly unabashed lefty—and not all white—wing of the Democratic Party is riding high right now.
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But for the most part, "13 Hours," with its focus on "ground truth," is an unabashed celebration of the armed operatives, who were defying orders when they moved to defend the diplomatic compound.
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Yet to run as the unabashed candidate of globalization would divide the Democratic Party at a time when Clinton prefers a united party at her back in the face of Trump's divided one.
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Here's something I think we all can agree on: Watching Hayley Kiyoko accept her award for the MTA VMAs Push Artist of the Year was nothing short of an an unadulterated, unabashed delight.
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China is determined to become a tech power, and is unabashed about using industrial policy to get there; America sees China's advance as a threat and believes its industrial policies harm American companies.
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Usually Hannah's desire for freedom expresses itself through unabashed goofiness (see: her fake history tour throughout Boston with Jed Wyatt) or straight-forward dismissals like the one Scott Anderson suffered in the premiere.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain who styled his 2018 campaign on Trump's 2016 run, has declared himself on unabashed admirer of the U.S. president and his politics and the American way of life.
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He was also an unabashed cheerleader for the raunchy ads, telling Fox News that they had "saved a lot of jobs" by attracting "young hungry guys," although they had drawn calls for boycotts.
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I hope that Hillary Clinton addresses these issues forcefully and candidly at this critical time when core American values, imperiled by Donald Trump's unabashed campaign of divisiveness, bigotry and xenophobia, are at stake.
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With precocious assurance, the book shows the emotional directness and unabashed musicality that would abide across Neruda's drastic alternations of style, along with other personality traits, as it were, of a long career.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan — are unabashed critics of Trump who oppose him an a slew of hotbed issues.
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The former vice president has fiercely defended former President Barack Obama&aposs record on immigration, particularly against any comparisons to the Trump administration&aposs deportation policies and unabashed desire to deport undocumented immigrants.
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It has certainly made Hamilton, an unabashed elitist, into a populist hero, embraced by people who (like me) probably didn't quite notice until the last year that he was even on our currency.
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" O'Rielly, whose unabashed support of Trump recently earned him a government ethics watchdog wrist slap for violating the Hatch Act, went so far as to call bipartisan worries about Sinclair a "misguided fantasy.
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The show's approach to sociopolitical issues — its star and co-creator, Roseanne Barr, plays an unabashed Trump supporter who spars with her liberal sister, played by Laurie Metcalf — especially reverberated among heartland viewers.
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An unabashed democratic socialist, she has faced scrutiny of her background, her finances, her grammar, her social media use and even her fashion choices — all in an effort to nail her for hypocrisy.
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In an appeal to the Muslim community that supported his government, Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's former president and an unabashed Buddhist nationalist, came to lay the cornerstone of the Kattankudy Grand Jumma Mosque.
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"Facebook's unabashed support of the Federalist Society and Brett Kavanaugh sends a clear signal to survivors everywhere - that Facebook is not on their side," said Shaunna Thomas, co-founder and executive director UltraViolet.
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Given Marcus's strong and positive record on First Amendment issues, it seems that the only real objection to Marcus is that he is an unabashed advocate for the civil rights of American Jews.
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As memorable as the home run was, so too was the rollicking trip around the bases that accompanied it: a tongue-wagging, chest-thumping, finger-pointing-to-the-sky exhibition of unabashed exuberance.
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"I think I realized it&aposs really important to stay and represent a voice that is unabashed, loud, and says we belong here and the current status quo is the problem," she said.
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It was the harshness of his raps and the unabashed softness of his singing, the way his music flitted between styles and rhythms, expressing a restless desire to become someone or something better.
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Obama has emerged as an unabashed cheerleader of the economic recovery during his time in office, seeking to cement a legacy as the president who dug the country out of the Great Recession.
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Jeremy Scott had it both ways: gender traditional in his unabashed sexuality for women and nonconforming in his use of what were once thought of as feminine colors, styles and accessories for men.
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It didn't break through until 1999, with "The Soft Bulletin," when the group coined a mixture of electronic new wave, Beach Boys-styled symphonic pop and the unabashed cosmic quest of psychedelic rock.
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Whatever the dynamic of the global oil markets, Trump is sending a clear and unabashed signal to the Saudis: Do whatever you want, as long as you're with me in my political priorities.
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Dellums, a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus and one of Capitol Hill's most unabashed and tenacious liberal voices, retired from the U.S. House of Representatives in early 1998 after 27 years.
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These methods immediately became groundbreaking and influential (see Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak for an unabashed homage), and are so breathtaking that I sometimes just stare at stills from the film for kicks.
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I greatly relate to their 2005 LP, I'm Some Songs, and its grotesque vocal treatments, sound collages, the alternating of dull and powerful moments, and unabashed creativity eschewing any kind of skilled musicianship.
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Brioche makes for a less-sweet doughnut, which leaves Ms. Crampsey and her team of bakers more room to experiment with toppings and fillings, a challenge it appears they have accepted with unabashed fervor.
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Unabashed liberals including Ocasio-Cortez grabbed headlines across the country by winning a handful of blue House districts and running neck and neck with the GOP in statewide races in Florida, Georgia and Texas.
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And thankfully, the Baywatch star is unabashed about giving the people more of what they want, strolling around the deserts of Dubai with no shirt on, all in the name of Hugo Boss fragrance.
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But ahead of the 25th feature film, some have wondered if the unabashed womanizer is out of place in 2019, an era in which movements like #MeToo and Time's Up have taken center stage.
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For millennials, watching the Galadriel of our middle school hearts unrelentingly pursue Rooney Mara felt like Blanchett, just like so many of us, had evolved from Lord of the Rings nerd to unabashed lesbian.
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If Rohrabacher loses, his supporters and detractors will likely chalk it up to Orange County's "blue wave," as well as the eccentric congressman's unusual and unabashed support for Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.
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In July, FBI Director James Comey's decision to demur on bringing charges against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for her private server earned him unabashed scorn from GOP contender Donald Trump and his surrogates.
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Most people think of libertarianism as a kind of right-wing ideology, with its intellectual origins in the free-market economics of Milton Friedman and the unabashed egoism and anti-communism of Ayn Rand.
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In Korea, it always lagged far behind its predecessor in terms of popularity, and in Europe and North America, a lot of key community figures were unabashed in their nostalgia for the earlier game.
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The GOP party has been branded by its unabashed disdain for women's health care, and rose to power in 2016 on a platform openly antagonistic to vital issues ranging from choice to family planning.
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If the senator stuns the Washington establishment and triumphs in November, they will finally have a champion in the White House who shares their values and will heed their call for uncompromising, unabashed conservatism.
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Her photographs of two eerie identical twin girls, a disjointed boy holding toy grenades, and a naked, seemingly-post-coital dwarf are still unabashed masterpieces today, nearly half a century after they were taken.
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VICE Impact recently sat down with Münter at the Creating Equilibrium conference to discuss her unabashed eco-evangelizing and how what we assumed would be the unlikeliest of demographics thinking about their carbon footprint.
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A democratic society in its thirst for liberty may fall under the influence of bad leaders Of course, Plato was an unabashed elitist who believed that societies should be ruled by specially-chosen "guardians".
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Both men are renowned for their power hitting, which has featured prominently this week high up on the tournament leaderboard, and they are both unabashed admirers of the iconic and always challenging Riviera layout.
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I have been an unabashed critic of the VA for years based on my experience as a veteran's law attorney, a veterans advocate and in my personal dealings with the agency as a veteran.
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Fans of the former vice president may hope that "Amtrak Joe" chimes in to offer his unabashed view of matters, but it's too early to know how often he'll opine on the latest news.
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Critics, are blaming the FCC for the Sinclair Broadcast Group's unabashed conservative leanings, reports the Washington Post, after an embarrassing video showing dozens of Sinclair anchors reading a script denouncing "fake stories" went viral.
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But what they all have in common is an unabashed love for Marni's art-nerd aesthetic, from its resin-petal necklaces and colorblocked sweaters to its platform sandals (worn with ankle socks, of course).
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It was decadent in its decoration, and unabashed about its debt to the 1970s: the time before the web, when knowledge and experience was gained on the road, and surfing referred only to waves.
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The final season and series finale were completely true to those values, offering a fitting sendoff filled with unabashed emotion and romance that neatly tied up the loose ends with a big bright bow.
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From Paul Mozur of the NYT: Investors and analysts say China's unabashed fervor for collecting such data, combined with its huge population, could eventually give its artificial intelligence companies an edge over American ones.
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I was heartened when Ross Gay's "Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude" swept onto the scene a few years ago, since it seemed to have, though in utterly different form, something of Wilbur's vitality and vision.
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Instead of the antics we expected from the unabashed author of "Hello, I'm Fat," Annie explores plotlines done and redone by countless other shows about privileged, white, millennial women who write on the internet.
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From 2005 to 2015, Sri Lanka was led by Mr. Rajapaksa's brother, Mahinda Rajapaksa, an unabashed nationalist who justified the brutal end to the civil war by portraying himself as the nation's spiritual savior.
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How their story might have flourished under Michael Powell, say, or Albert Lewin, the director of "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman" (1951), both of them unabashed in their lyrical exploits, we can but guess.
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Legacy of bridge building Yet for his unabashed affiliation, the 22013-year-old worked to pave inroads, recording tracks with Blood-affiliated rappers The Game and YG of Compton and Jay Rock of Watts.
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Directed by James Wan — the master of high-octane nightmare fuel like Insidious, The Conjuring and Saw — Aquaman contains moments of pure joy, stylish fight-sequence hairography, and unabashed fidelity to cheese and fantasy.
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He previously gained praise for his unabashed support of the Hong Kong soccer team, even when playing China, and his game embrace of his "Mr Pringles" nickname (for his resemblance to the potato chip mascot).
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Despite its depth, "Veggies" kicks the album off with immediately recognizable references, detailing a desire to fuck Emily Blunt and even mentioning "Caroline" with unabashed confidence that the listener will know who Aminé's talking about.
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"I intellectually understand where HRC is coming from, but I think it's at odds with the political moment," Van Bramer said, adding that Nixon's unabashed liberalism has pushed Cuomo to the left on several issues.
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Some people look as if they were born ready to make an entrance — with hair and makeup locked in a state of unabashed, turned-up glam; strutting out with sequins aglow and bravado to spare.
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Despite being an unabashed staunch ally of police officers, Giuliani took the opportunity to praise the heroism of our men in blue and also to acknowledge the fears and concerns of the African-American community.
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Be it in a tone of unabashed celebration or soft, caring words like Jimin's "Serendipity," self-love and staying true to yourself have always been a continuous theme in BTS's ethos, which cannot be ignored.
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And the only thing we love more than a Taylor Swift concert is seeing other people revel in their purest, most unabashed fandom — especially when those fans happen to be Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
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Sean Hannity has been an unabashed supporter of Trump on his popular conservative talk show on Fox News and he is now advising Trump on messaging strategies behind the scenes, per the New York Times.
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As more people pursue their individual preferences, they become more accepting of others' too, for example, of the rise of the samchonpaen ("uncle fans"), middle-aged men who are unabashed groupies of teenage pop bands.
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But the gap between image and sales may also be a result of the fact that Balmain is somewhat of a niche taste, marked primarily by an unabashed 1980s "ynasty"-meets-Vegas-high-roller aesthetic.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders offered an unabashed defense of their progressive policies during a Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday, as their more moderate rivals criticized their proposals as unrealistic and politically untenable.
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In ripped flesh-colored tights, his tattoos and muscles equally on display, Mr. Polunin is presented as a kind of sacrificial figure, leaping and crouching in an unabashed display of raw emotion and powerful physicality.
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What began as a controversial adaptation of a YA novel quickly spiraled into the most unabashed emotional torture porn on television—and no episode captures that upsetting reality quite like the finale of Season 2.
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An unabashed progressive, she spent nearly a decade in the state senate and, in 2014, became the first woman and African American to win her party's nomination for the US Senate out of Oklahoma. 6.
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Cruz, without offering specifics, and his reposting of a message that mocked her looks, have played into a crucial Democratic strategy to defeat Mr. Trump in November: to portray him as an unabashed sexist. Mrs.
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Even though his record was mixed, he provided desperately needed reassurance to our allies, an unabashed if private counterweight to the president's worse instincts, and experience and stature too great for Mr. Bolton to ignore.
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Addressing the Federalist Society in Washington last month, Senator McConnell, now the majority leader, was unabashed in describing the current Republican strategy — to go as far to the right as a bare majority will sustain.
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It's a question we're certain many an Olympic-goer has started to ask themselves after witnessing firsthand just what an unabashed disaster it is to buy even a single beer at the 2016 Olympic Games.
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His cooking — declarative, unabashed — will be recognizable to those who have dined at Fish Cheeks, the high-end Thai spot in NoHo that he runs with Ms. Saesue and his brother and fellow chef, Chat.
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The party has nominated unabashed progressives for governor in both Georgia and Florida — and will try to win by inspiring left-leaning voters whose turnout has often lagged, such as younger adults and non-whites.
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It is an unabashed celebration of luxury and money, with hints of class conflict that have more to do with aspiration than envy or anger, set in an Asia miraculously free of history or politics.
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Mr. Trump has been an unabashed dabbler in provocative rhetoric, goading attendees at his rallies to rough up protesters, and suggesting last summer that "Second Amendment people" could take action if Hillary Clinton were elected.
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To the Editor: Your tearjerking, multipage exploitation of John Shields's last days and your unabashed promotion of euthanasia are not in the tradition of "All the News That's Fit to Print" and are not appreciated.
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Looking to counter the League chief's unabashed populism, a grassroots, anti-Salvini movement has sprung up during the election campaign, earning itself the name "the Sardines" by packing Emilia Romagna's squares with rallies and concerts.
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But as an unabashed television connoisseur (including occasional closeted viewings of "The O'Reilly Factor"), I'd always appreciated the staging Mr. Ailes brought to Fox News, right down to the Marilyn Monroe treatment of beat reporters.
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On the steps of New York's City Hall for the ticker-tape parade, Rapinoe used her platform with the same precision and unabashed style she showed as the top goal scorer in the World Cup.
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But Trout, an unabashed Philadelphia sports fan from Millville, N.J., might never hit the open market, and with Realmuto under team control for only the next two seasons, the Phillies' short-term window is open.
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I recently stood with my white, southern-born wife in Fountain Square Park, in Bowling Green, Kentucky, flabbergasted at the unabashed pride evinced by the city for once being the Confederate capital of the state.
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Although I have an affinity for Asian religions like Buddhism and Taoism and even have a master's degree in religious studies from a divinity school, I've been an unabashed atheist for my entire adult life.
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" Bossie did not respond to interview requests this week from CNN, but he slammed the Axios report as "fake news brought to you by a collaboration of the biased liberal media and unabashed left-wing activists.
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Whitaker was also an odd choice for another reason: Prior to joining the administration, he had been a vocal and unabashed critic of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Bannon has reportedly encouraged Trump to run as an "unabashed nationalist," yet one of the first noteworthy developments since word of his arrival was Trump issuing a half-assed teleprompted apology for being a jerk sometimes.
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Weller, the front man of the Jam and an unabashed enthusiast of all things '60s, was the first star to sing Odessey and Oracle's praises, citing the disc as his all-time favorite in numnerous interviews.
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"The unabashed goal is to take advantage of Trump supporters' desire to get close to him and harness connections between friends in order to allow the campaign to better data mine for voters," Bash said. 2.
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But there are also many American Jews -- increasing Orthodox and right-leaning politically even as the vast majority remain Democrats -- who welcome the appointment of someone they see as an unabashed supporter of the Jewish state.
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The film is an unabashed eulogy: 30-odd former aides, friends and commentators reminisce along with members of Nosamo ("I love Roh"), a fan club that helped bring him to power and that is still active.
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The final stop of my journey was to my neighborhood Korean spa where, after reacquainting myself with the joys of unabashed nudity, I took a few dips in the building's searing hot and icy cold tubs.
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" Out of the 12 sultry R&B tracks on the projects, Wilds' favorite is one called "Choose" — which he describes as an "unabashed look at what a guy goes through when he wants his girl back.
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The jumping off point was their new, glossy pop record, Love You to Death, but conversation soon swerved through everything from crushing on Rihanna, to the wonders of wine, to being unabashed about crushing on Rihanna.
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Pete Tong was enlisted to provide his careful curatorial ear as a music supervisor, but don't think that just because the Essential Mix man is involved that this collection has forgotten EDM's best quality: unabashed fun.
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EPA employees have been unabashed in their criticisms of the Republican president and his opposition to much of their recent work, and their union undertook an unprecedented effort to lobby against Pruitt's confirmation by the Senate.
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Candidates from Virginia to California threw out the conventional playbook for red district Democrats, testing the theory that unabashed leftists can energize new voters while spurning conservatives — and it didn't pan out quite as they'd hoped.
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But Bolsonaro stands apart for having accomplished something no politician has attempted since democracy was restored across the region almost 30 years ago: He has won a national election as an unabashed champion of military dictatorship.
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But even as someone who hasn't quite fully embraced the dad-chic aesthetic (though full disclosure, I'm an unabashed fan of Allbirds), I found that the Tread sneakers were an easy fit in my footwear rotation.
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I now get to embrace the things that have been undeniably me all along — my distinct looks, my unabashed joy, my nerdiness — and the fact that I'm still changing with the ebbs and flows of life.
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The movie falls firmly within the female-lead sci-fi genre, alongside Hunger Games and Twilight and, as an unabashed "love letter" to black teenage girls, it earnestly delivers a message of empowerment and self-acceptance.
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Halliday's first novel is two in one: a May-December romance featuring a character who bears a terrifically unabashed resemblance to Philip Roth and a slowly unspooling tragedy about an Iraqi-American detained at Heathrow Airport.
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Despite being an unabashed Apple aficionado — I also have an Apple Watch — I happen to use Google apps for much of my life since it's so easy to collaborate on documents with colleagues and coordinate calendars.
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NANCY SEMKIN, TORONTO To the Editor: Jessica Knoll's unabashed appropriation of male ambition in proclaiming "I want to be rich" has merit, but her disdain for "placing the needs of others above your own" is abhorrent.
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When the Washington Mystics, above, and Connecticut Sun meet in Game 1 of the W.N.B.A. championships on Sunday, they'll do so with a common goal — a championship — and a power source to get there: unabashed confidence.
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He is unabashed about his support for traditional liberal causes, including abortion rights, but in television ads, he often emphasizes more anodyne positions, like fighting wasteful spending in Washington and creating more tech jobs at home.
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"This unabashed play to politics is an abdication to participate in representative democracy," McCarthy wrote Tuesday in a letter to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), California Secretary of State Alex Padilla (D) and Gomez.
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Given the nearly unfathomable incompetence and unabashed racism of Donald Trump's administration, I tend to think of time in terms of how many days we have been without Barack Obama as president — 186, as of Monday.
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Put it all together, and while the January trade report has some weak spots and areas for concern, it is not nearly the unabashed bad news that a simplistic reading of the trade deficit would suggest.
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Audiences responded in kind with unabashed and unparalleled enthusiasm, racing out to see a small army of superheroes repeatedly saving the world in a year in which it felt like the world was perpetually careening into disaster.
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As the foreword, written by Pratt, indicates, much of the couple's time together was defined by their unfiltered commitment to each other, an unabashed display of affection that often played out on social media and in interviews.
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Love, Simon may be a celebration of young love in all forms, but the soundtrack of the coming-of-age story is an unabashed love letter to John Hughes and the youth-celebrating films of the 1980s.
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At a press conference on July 16th Pakistan's Human Rights Commission, an NGO, declared that there were ample grounds to question the legitimacy of the elections, warning of "blatant, aggressive and unabashed attempts to manipulate the outcome".
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Paris 05:59: Théo & Hugo's opening sequence is clearly a limit case (as European in spirit as it can get), but its embrace of unabashed sex-positivity may be indicative of a new wave of queer storytelling.
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A scenario: As Wolff pointed out, a possible future home for Hannity (reunited with Bill O'Reilly?) might be Sinclair Broadcast Group, a newly muscular chain of local TV stations that shows an unabashed bend to the right.
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" Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said the United States had carried out an "unjust and unabashed assault" against Syria which "shows nothing but short-sightedness, a narrowness of vision and a blindness to political and military realities.
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I'm an unabashed fan of the Kindle, dating back to its earliest days, so take that into consideration, but believe me when I say: The new Kindle Oasis is the Kindle update I'd hoped for, and more.
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The server was right: The tobacco-like peppery clouds of this unique strain grown in Mendocino County—called "Balanced in the Pines"—went well with the unabashed layer of crunchy, cheesy chile powder around the spicy ball.
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Simultaneously complaining that Twitter silences its critics while asking Twitter to silence his critics is a curious legal strategy, but really it's par for the course for one of President Trump's most theatrically partisan and unabashed allies.
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Emerging musicians like Mitski, Hayley Kiyoko, and Yaeji may operate in different genres—indie rock, unabashed stadium pop, and house music respectively—but all have been embraced by a younger and more multiculturally-minded generation of fans.
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Smith & Cult Glitter Obsessed Duo, $30, available at UltaFor the unabashed glitter fiend, this duo of gold-flecked liquid eyeshadow and multi-purpose cream will be the only makeup they wear for the rest of the holidays.
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But it is the movement that most closely mirrors the current rise of activism, outspokenness and unabashed blackness that gains its strength less from any leader or organization than from the pride-filled power of the hive.
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If he is confirmed, he could shape American jurisprudence for decades to come, replacing the retired Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, a critical swing vote on divisive matters like same-sex marriage and abortion, with an unabashed conservative.
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He beat moderate Gwen Graham, a former U.S. representative and daughter of a prominent Florida politician, after running as an unabashed progressive who backed "Medicare for all," impeaching Trump and standing up to the National Rifle Association.
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"Johnny was a bit thuggish, embraced by people who worked in factories," said Olivier Seiler, a Parisian production designer and one of the few people I know who harbors an unabashed and unreconstructed love of Mr. Hallyday.
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Released in 1999, this love letter to the Italian motor maestro from an unabashed enthusiast is deliberately austere: Featuring only a cockpit view and one car, the F355 of the title, its focus is on absolute realism.
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The two-and-a-half-hour ceremony blended the majesty of the officially designated national house of prayer, the discipline of his cherished Naval Academy and the unabashed, unapologetic patriotism of a Fourth of July fireworks display.
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Among Mufasa's biggest and most famous champions: Chance the Rapper (whose real name is Chancellor Bennett), an unabashed "Lion King" enthusiast who's drawn visual and musical inspiration from the movie and its Broadway incarnation throughout his career.
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While the prospect of an unabashed democratic socialist becoming the Democratic nominee represents a unique moment in U.S. political history, there is one clear precedent to draw on—that of former fellow organizer-in-chief, Barack Obama.
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" Mr. King, an unabashed student (and fan) of rock music, compared early Japandroids with bands like the Ramones or AC/DC — "it's kind of all the same thing, but they're so good at it that it works.
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"He's offering a fairly unabashed, crisp and candid assessment of the nature of our culture right now," said Leonard A. Leo, the executive vice president of the Federalist Society and a prominent advocate for socially conservative causes.
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I also love the wildness of the characters — their jealousies, pains, passions and obsessions — as well as the unabashed antisocialism of the world contained at Wuthering Heights and the love story at the heart of the book.
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From the genteel 16th arrondissement where she resided with a host family, to the narrow streets of the Latin Quarter where she attended university classes, Jacqueline's time in battered postwar Paris would inspire an unabashed intellectual flowering.
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With a cast that includes Poehler and her old friends (and frequent TV and movie collaborators) Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer and Paula Pell, expect plenty of sharp one-liners amid the unabashed sentimentality.
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Calling Acosta's banning, "an unabashed attempt to censor the press and exclude reporters from the White House who challenge and dispute the President's point of view," CNN also used Trump's own words to make the case against him.
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He's an unabashed xenophobe, and he's willing to hurl personal abuse at any journalist who crosses his path, as in this sexist tweet: I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct.
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Trump, who has staked his candidacy on his wealth and business acumen, has also been unabashed about prioritizing his business interests above all else -- even when it has involved helping politicians with policy positions antithetical to his own.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity, an unabashed supporter of the GOP nominee, dove in with particular gusto, gathering panels of "experts" to examine video clips of Clinton coughing and, again, batting her head at the D.C. muffin shop.
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But it was an unabashed cinematic triumph, one that succeeded on both storytelling and creative levels, with many (including me) declaring it to be Nolan's masterpiece — not a war film at all, but something deeper and more human.
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Their contemporaries in Brooklyn's DIY scene—Crystal Stilts, Woods, Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Real Estate—tended to be mostly (if not all) male and didn't share their ethos of Ramones-esque instrumental simplicity and unabashed poppiness.
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Where Carter came to power before Democrats were prepared to make the transition from Ted Kennedy liberalism to Clintonian centrism, Trump is the avatar of ascendant, unabashed white nationalism, overtaking a sclerotic party still dominated by movement conservatives.
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We spent the evening examining his critiques of violence in the US, his unabashed gay identity, and tried to contextualize this mass shooting at the Pulse night club within the arc of gay history and his critical thinking.
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They are terrified about any approach that looks like open, unabashed advocacy for the rights of undocumented immigrants, or restoring some degree of economic equity by (gasp) raising taxes on those who can most afford to pay them.
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This makes the work morally ambiguous in ways some readers will resist: I suspect that not everybody will recognize "blackness" as any part, even a rejected part, of Trump, a man whose loathing of black people seems unabashed.
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Not for the first time, Denis wants to observe the human animal on the brink of extremity (her 2001 film, "Trouble Every Day," rich in anthropophagy, is tough to stomach), and Binoche, unabashed, goes along for the ride.
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The concept of unabashed female sexuality, exploration of desire, and the idea of two people of the same gender having a sexual relationship exploded into my isolated world like a fire bursting to life in a dark room.
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Since then, the Fullerton-bred four-piece's unabashed destruction and intense musicianship has made them a punk rock staple in OC. They continue to leave a trail of satisfied fans and broken bar furniture in their undead wake.
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Ahead, see how to "dress for the job you want" while embracing your inclination (whether unabashed or waiting to be tapped) towards fluid fabrics, typically womenswear-specific detailing, and pieces that flatter your body instead of hiding it.
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Through the unabashed pieces, the authors share their journeys of discovering, naming, and demanding fulfillment of their desires, revealing how they shifted through internal and external constructions of sexual yearning and womanhood to uncover their own pleasure patterns.
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"When the President of the United States reveals himself to be an unabashed bigot, attacking minorities in his own country, America's ability to stand credibly against human rights abuses ... is thwarted in ways lasting and immeasurable," Rice wrote.
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An upset in Florida's Democratic gubernatorial primary Tuesday sets up what is likely to be a heated fight for the soul of a swing state between an unabashed liberal and a Republican trying to channel President Donald Trump.
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Like some Trump administration officials, Ms. Buerkle is an unabashed supporter of voluntary regulations, and believes that collaboration with manufacturers, rather than levying fines or imposing recalls, is the fastest way to get dangerous products off the market.
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Our Beijing correspondent, a veteran of both Washington and Russia, details how that fits into a global shift toward unabashed authoritarianism unchecked by the U.S. China's censors, meanwhile, are working to erase online discontent about Mr. Xi's move.
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"I think it's a terrible mistake if the Democratic nominee would publicly support 'Medicare for All,' " said Brown, an unabashed progressive who believes such a policy could scare voters and unwittingly give Trump a political advantage on health care.
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Teehee told TNR she accepted the appointment with the goal of being an unabashed champion for the Cherokee Nation and Indian Country, beginning with defending both the treaties and the sovereign status of the tribal nations that signed them.
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Real estate mogul and presidential candidate Donald Trump took some time yesterday, during a CNN Republican presidential town hall with South Carolina voters that was moderated by Anderson Cooper, to profess his unabashed love for all things fast food.
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But with its cinematic sense of place, a charismatic character at the podcast's center, and unabashed use of metaphor (see: hedge mazes with no exits), S-Town is unlike any other true-crime podcast I've encountered — Serial and beyond.
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He's also an unabashed racist, who explodes at Mildred when she taunts him for torturing a black man, and throughout the film his matter-of-fact belief that black people simply aren't real people is made more than evident.
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That's just one of the many existential crisis-inducing questions currently wreaking havoc on our minds after hearing about Marmite's unabashed refusal to allow customers to send their "bae" a personalized Valentines jar of Marmite with said pet name.
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But something about the whisky-drinking, tall-talking American writer's appetite for life, his lusty cosmopolitanism (he could cuss in Serbian, Turkish, Croatian, Hungarian and Hindi), and, above all, his unabashed affection for India, left Forster touched and amused.
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For me, it was the essence of unabashed musical Americana, its mouthpiece an amalgam of chopped liver, Mom's tuna salad, kosher hot dogs, kasha and planetary garlic breath fused with silver and steel and a century of house mold.
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If it isn't clear already from the passages I've quoted, the beauty of Constantine's writing lies in his extraordinary patience and precision with every whorl of consciousness, his unabashed fascination with every leaf and branch of the inner life.
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What we haven't seen, not in my lifetime, is a major-party nominee who is such an unabashed and unrepentant fabulist, with so little control over his temper and a worldview shaped entirely by what and who flatter him.
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Mr. Silverbush speaks with unabashed enthusiasm about his legal victories, regardless of how sympathetic the opponent might be; a heavily pregnant woman who was evicted the week before Christmas with her 8-year-old son comes to his mind.
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Roth's particular network of accounts also makes us consider the unprecedented role of Twitter as the President's main mouthpiece as well as Trump's unabashed bias for and against specific media outlets, which anyone may watch play out on Twitter.
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Laura Prudom, IGN: What's most frustrating about the whole endeavor is that when it works, A Wrinkle in Time soars — between its vibrant alien vistas, eye-popping costumes, and sweeping soundtrack, it's an unabashed sensory overload, illustrating DuVernay's eye for details.
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FROM PEN: Alexa Chung Walked Into a Prada Store and Could Not Leave Without This Sweater This bout of unabashed twinning comes just days after the pair stepped out for dinner in matching shades of blue (no J.Lo reference intended).
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An unabashed progressive, Gillum energized the state's young and minority voters by promising to seek an assault-weapons ban and other gun reform legislation, championing Medicare for All, and supporting a $1 billion investment in public schools and $15 minimum wage.
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Palin was nowhere near as intellectual, and had far less of an impact, but one unabashed good that came from her 2008 candidacy was that it tore up the rules for who could and could not run for the presidency.
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On the surface, Facebook's move simply looks like a unabashed defense strategy against Snapchat, the company's most obvious threat since 2011, when Google tried to dive into social with a service that turned out to be much more like a bellyflop.
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"[Endless Screaming] comes up in my feed constantly, after news stories about the world's total, unabashed embrace of white supremacy or before personal stories from people I care about talking about their experiences with transphobia and ableism," they tell Broadly.
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It may perhaps come as less of a surprise that Amazon too has an Oil & Gas division of its omnipresent Web Services division (AWS), and that it is unabashed in pitching its services to fossil fuel producers small and large.
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In Trump, the GOP is providing an answer to both Clinton and Obama in the form of a politician who is not just a white man, but an unabashed white man: a birther who boasts about grabbing women's genitalia without consent.
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And ever since that landing, the Falcon 9 has been slowly making its way b... My brother is an unabashed Bernie Sanders supporter, and so his Facebook page has been full of campaign-related posts for the past few months.
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An unabashed supporter, Blige spoke openly about her nerves as the Democratic presidential nominee sat down beside her, and asked a series of questions that got the former Secretary of State to open up in ways we haven't seen before.
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And judging by Wilderpeople, Waititi's the ideal director for a Marvel project: he's an artist brimming with strange ideas and a good sense of humor, as well as a respect for the classics and an unabashed desire for commercial success.
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This was bad news to Canon's fans, including me: A high-profile, well-funded unabashed leftist running against a flawed Republican in a district that has trended away from Democrats for decades as the party has abandoned its blue-collar roots?
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On Tuesday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) — an unabashed backer of abortion rights during her nearly three decades in Congress — irritated some allies when she said Democrats should not impose a party line on abortion rights on candidates.
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In the context of current American fiction and the directions in which it's moving, de la Pava can look like a throwback—an unabashed believer in empathy, in gigantism, in the ability of a novel to contain the whole world.
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But it does point to the staggering, unabashed hypocrisy of the man and the degree to which his entire campaign is engaged in an elaborate ruse of deflection — accusing his opponent of the very things of which he is guilty.
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And while it is not found in unabashed, biased admiration — there has been some, most notably on women's eight rowing — it has been visible in who is interviewed after an event or whose families are glimpsed in stadiums and arenas.
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What "The Masked Singer" has going for it is an unabashed goofiness -- some of the costumes look like monsters from "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" -- which, if history is any guide, might not wear especially well once the novelty wears off.
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Even if you're set in your polish ways — an Essie Ballet Slippers devotee or an unabashed loyalist to the glossy bright red by OPI — you have to be at least a little curious about what polish everyone else is wearing.
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Listening to klezmer at the synagogue, eating a pizza at what she described as her favorite Turkish fast-food joint, or glad-handing functionaries at a regional Party conference, she embodied the unabashed antithesis of Zschocke's longing for cultural purity.
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Early on he turned away from the sometimes chilly modernism of the 20th century — which, at its most extreme, wore its indifference to popular tastes as a badge of pride — and embraced harmony, rhythm, unabashed emotion and flashes of humor.
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They believe he is the kind of moderate Democrat who can unseat the Republican congresswoman, Claudia Tenney, an unabashed supporter of President Trump whose fiery rhetoric has become both a lightning rod locally and a late-night television punch line nationally.
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He has been a C.I.A.-favored fighter of the Soviets, a warlord who mauled Kabul, a prime minister, an admirer of Al Qaeda, an ally and enemy of the Taliban, and an unabashed proponent of suicide bombings against American forces.
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This populist sort of art took two tracks: the first was the Pop Art movement, with it soup cans and Marilyn Monroes, emphasizing the staying power of then-contemporary popular culture; the second, was the unabashed embrace of the amateur painter.
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Polish leaders have been so eager for such a presence that they even offered to name a base Fort Trump, an unabashed appeal to the president's known predilection for branding everything from buildings to neckties to steaks with his name.
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He lifted a fly ball to right in his first at-bat and then, after being unable to advance Romine — who had opened the fourth with a double — with a bunt, took an abbreviated but unabashed hack after showing bunt.
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The two candidates ran as unabashed liberals and their strong showings in two pivotal states where Democrats have lately struggled is likely to keep the debate going within the Democratic Party over the best strategy for making gains in 2020.
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Whenever I hear Bach's Mass, or his other incomparable works, I usually come away thinking that, for his matchless combination of technical mastery, ingenious musical engineering, profound expressivity, and, when so moved, unabashed boldness, Bach was the greatest composer in history.
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He was unabashed about referring to his telephone conversations with the president, explaining how the two newly sworn-in Republicans had bonded this year as he dismissed the increasingly audible snickering from the audience at every mention of Mr. Trump.
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"Giselle" appeared to neatly uphold social hierarchies, but its villagers, and its unabashed use of boulevard-style effects (winged flight!), recalled those revolutionary peasants who, not so long before, had burned to the ground the manorial estates of their overlords.
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She wrote a set of exquisitely Brahmsian variations for flute and quartet; impressionistic piano miniatures based on her transcriptions of birdsong; and a densely chromatic string quartet pointing toward modernist developments that, as an unabashed musical conservative, she otherwise never embraced.
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Inspired by everything from basket weaving to Francis Bacon's distorted figural paintings, the pair were originally drawn to the medium by "the unabashed pomp and ceremony that surrounds the experience of wearing a mask in a ritualistic ceremonial setting," says Young.
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The crucial factor that Mr. Stewart seems to miss is that while built with slave labor, those examples were not celebrations of slavery, unlike the New Orleans monuments that honor unabashed supporters of slavery, who fought to uphold the brutal institution.
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The Virginia governor said the self-described pro-white groups have become emboldened and unabashed in publicly projecting their racist views for all to see, even losing the KKK hood that once masked the faces of those who preached hate.
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The unabashed denigration of Jews, African-Americans, immigrants and other minorities by the alt-right is a means by which it can peddle and propagandize the prejudice and hatred that have kept it on the fringe for much of its existence.
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That is why Hazan proceeds from the nude to the nude—from the showering painter, via a glimpse of his canvases, to a blue pool, its surface glittering, into which four young men, unclothed and unabashed, take a slow-motion plunge.
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At the most straightforward level, Lizzo's unabashed commitment to being and loving yourself ("If you by yourself, then go and buy yourself / Another round from the bottle on the higher shelf," she sings on "Soulmate"), is both empowering and fun.
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The "old Taylor" — a sharp-witted yet approachable young woman dealing with inexplicably callous boyfriends — was replaced by a grown-up, unabashed celebrity, lashing out at detractors and flaunting how manipulative she could be, often backed by harsh, unyielding electronics.
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The double helixes are obviously meant to represent strands of DNA, which, combined with the metal slabs or plaques, unequivocally link Kiefer's practice to Rodin's — an unabashed display of ego that will undoubtedly rub a lot of people the wrong way.
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The Vitra show serves as a reminder that to examine Girard's patterns, drawings, wooden dolls, and other designs is to discover anew the power of creative thinking and problem-solving ⎯ as well as their prolific creator's unsinkable sense of unabashed, irresistible joy.
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She was unabashed in her love of salade Niçoise, Turkish coffee, and that saltimbocca she ate one night in Rome, with thin veal cutlets covered in bacon and drizzled with a sauce made from tomatoes, thyme, Parmesan cheese, olive oil, rosemary, and butter.
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The Anti-Defamation League hasn't been shy about its condemnation of Breitbart News, an outlet it calls the "premiere website" for the "loose-knit group of white nationalists and unabashed anti-Semites and racists" it claims constitutes the so-called "alt-right" movement.
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Todd VanDerWerff: After six seasons and 75 episodes of longing and spy games and dark twists and turns, The Americans finally revealed its core self in "START," and that core self was an unabashed romantic, with a side of icy cold tragedy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chemical weapons attack in Syria shows how President Bashar al-Assad operates with "brutal and unabashed barbarism," U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Tuesday, and called on Russia and Iran to make sure it never happens again.
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Mr. Siegel later appeared on cable television shows, including "America Talks Back" on Lifetime and "Stanley on the Go," a travel show on RLTV on which he was as unabashed as ever, and which remained on the air until Mr. Siegel's death.
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Trolls, the original 'toon from Dreamworks Animation, kicked off the 2016 offerings at Hall H, where Con-goers grabbed troll wigs on the way in and unabashedly stuck them on their heads for the presentation for a movie that's about, well, unabashed happiness.
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"I named the organization after my father because of his complete and unconditional love for me; his unabashed, unashamed ability to tell the truth, even if it hurt; and his strength to push through his own battles with mental health issues," Henson said.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. (Reuters) - Tensions have increased this week near the construction site of the Dakota Access pipeline, with repeated clashes between protesters and police ahead of Friday's inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, an unabashed fan of the $3.8 billion project.
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Emily's mom's caretaker, Bernice (who is not an elderly gentleman running around with a shotgun and bucket hat, by the way) is an unabashed badass who puts together the possibility that the body found in the lake isn't Emily's way before Stephanie does.
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Among the "Berniecrats," there's a blooming love affair with UK Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, an unabashed leftist who, in the face of skepticism from the British press and his own lieutenants, led his party to within a whisper of unseating the Conservative government.
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His loss is poignant, but it was hard to imagine an unabashed leftist who supports Black Lives Matter, abolishing ICE, single-payer healthcare, and legalizing marijuana getting more than 30 percent of the vote in a southern Indiana primary even two years ago.
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Studios brought footage reveals and filmmaker panels to hype the faithful, and the exclusivity and unabashed fandom gave Comic-Con a kind of nerdy gravity, turning it into ground zero for a geek culture that was simultaneously transforming into mainstream blockbuster movie culture.
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But Mr. Rees-Mogg's unabashed elitism and past support for a no-deal Brexit that economists say would do serious harm have made him a frequent target of critics who would like to make him, not Mr. Johnson, the emblem of the government.
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Were it a story pitch in the magazine's prime, it's not crazy to wonder whether the current election's plot — with all its phallic taunts and unabashed sex predation — would have been written off as an overstuffed mess or praised for its twisted imagination.
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Mr. Sullivan — a idiosyncratic gay Catholic conservative and unabashed Obamaphile — spent the last two weeks live-blogging the Republican and Democratic conventions for New York, weaving in responses from his loyal if not uncritical crew of "recovering Dishheads," as he put it.
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She has been entirely unabashed about her own interest in fashion, especially shoes, from leopard-print kitten heels to lipstick-print ballet flats and patent leather over-the-knee boots, worn to greet the president of Mexico during a trip to Buckingham Palace.
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Like Mr. de la Renta, he was known for his unabashed appreciation of femininity, though in Mr. Copping's case it often took the form of a lace-trimmed silk chiffon slip dress, while in Mr. de la Renta's, it tended to the taffeta.
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Today, it's a Silicon Valley term for start-ups valued at over $1 billion, a signifier of self-acceptance (not to mention a symbol for LGBTQ pride) and a go-to marketing leitmotif — whether in the guise of self-care or unabashed kitsch.
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As the couple walked out of Fiola, one protester made reference to Mr. Cruz's re-election efforts in Texas, where he faces an intense challenge from the energized campaign of Representative Beto O'Rourke, an unabashed liberal running in a traditionally bright red state.
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And where Wales steered clear of the country's larger culture wars, Sieting was unabashed in his attempts to tie the small-town, ostensibly nonpartisan race to national right-wing talking points, presenting his candidacy as a defense of conservative values against encroaching liberalism.
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Will's voice in "The Swimming-Pool Library," ornately seamed with mischievous wit and wordplay, bears the imprint of the gay writing Hollinghurst consumed as a young man, even as it draws upon a resource unavailable to earlier generations: unabashed sexual truth-telling.
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When the comedian and musician Reggie Watts closed the Red Rock Canyon event with a riotous set that included him adopting the persona of a pretentious poet, there was a ripple of surprise and almost relief that someone was having such unabashed fun.
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Trump has nominated and the Senate has confirmed many jurists with explicit, unabashed hostility to gay and transgender rights, including, just days ago, Matthew Kacsmaryk, who received a lifetime appointment as a United States district judge for the Northern District of Texas.
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Probably few in the history of mass media had as much influence as S. I. Newhouse, at Condé Nast, Roger Ailes, at Fox, and Hugh Hefner, who created the Playboy empire and, for himself, the unabashed persona of an age-defying voluptuary.
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BEIJING — Facing deepening tensions abroad and anxieties at home, China's leader, Xi Jinping, delivered an unabashed defense of his policies on Tuesday, using a key anniversary to argue that his recipe of guided growth under strong Communist Party control must not waver.
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Another stand out is "The Liver Birds" photo series shot by Alice Hawkins for Love magazine, exploring the unabashed more-is-more approach to personal style embraced by women from Liverpool (as in the late '60s BBC series of the same name).
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You could read the optics as the triumph of glossed-up accessibility over unabashed aspiration, but it's probably more accurate to see the development as yet another example of what it means to dress the part in this administration, and why it matters.
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Luciano Hang, the owner of the privately-owned department store chain Havan, is one of few executives to openly support Bolsonaro, whose unabashed admiration for Brazil's former military dictatorship and frequent denigration of women and minorities have alienated large swaths of the electorate.
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She's campaigned as an unabashed supporter of Trump — she signs emails to her supporters as "2016 Trump co-chairman," called for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign because of Trump's disappointment in him and regularly promises to support Trump's "America First" agenda.
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His mix of design idiosyncrasies and unabashed self-promotion gave him an individual level of celebrity entirely separate from his former employer's that's rare in the world of video games — it is hard, for example, to think of even Super Mario Bros.
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But the unabashed earnestness of it all — the conviction with which garish costumes are worn, nerdy jokes are delivered, and lo-fi recreations of famous comic panels are staged — it's got a cheesy heart you can't buy with any amount of money.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The government of Gibraltar has filed a criminal complaint against four leaders of Spain's far-right Vox party over its "narrative of unabashed hatred" toward the people of Gibraltar, the chief minister of the British overseas territory said on Wednesday.
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Even as some of the more moderate candidates criticize Sanders and Warren's proposals as unrealistic and politically damaging, the jockeying between the two shows how much the Democratic Party has changed since 2016, when Sanders was the sole unabashed progressive in the race.
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Kenneth Jay Lane, the designer and bon vivant who built a global business from glittering acts of unabashed deception, producing fake and junk jewelry — or, as he liked to say, tongue in cheek, "faque" and "junque" — has died at his home in Manhattan.
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An unabashed right-wing conservative, Cherry has used his TV platform to pay tribute to the police and the armed forces and has used Twitter to scold "left-wing media," sentiments that have evoked comparisons to the American nationalism of President Trump.
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Elected to Congress to represent Kansas' 4th District in the tea party wave of 2010, Pompeo quickly emerged as one of the GOP's rising stars — an unabashed partisan with an instinct for the political jugular and the brains to back it up.
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In that interview, she was an unabashed fan ("I think 'King of Pop' is actually too limiting," she told him, referring to his moniker), but based on her conversation with Reed, Robson and Safechuck, it's clear her perception of Jackson has shifted.
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But de Blasio, an unabashed progressive, had run on a platform that included reforming stop-and-frisk, and Bratton had espoused his commitment to that goal, saying he would unite the police and the public ''in a collaboration of mutual respect and mutual trust.
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Tom Steyer Amount donated: $210 million Steyer, a billionaire hedge-fund founder, is an unabashed progressive who made his first big splash in national Democratic politics in 20183 with a multimillion-dollar effort to put climate change at the center of the political debate.
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Bannon is a former Goldman Sachs banker who might be most famous for his unabashed love of Sarah Palin, the failed vice presidential candidate who quit the Alaska governorship in the middle of her term—Bannon made a 2011 documentary about her called The Undefeated.
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But in a year when Donald Trump, a dingleberry in every tweet and interview, could get elected as President of the United States, perhaps The Chainsmokers are onto something with their unabashed, tell-it-like-it-is, all-about-the-pussy, party-hardy persona.
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"It is a sad day when a man who presided over the premier website of the 'alt-right' — a loose-knit group of white nationalists and unabashed anti-Semites and racists — is slated to be a senior staff member in the 'people's house,'" he added.
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