So that was seen as unabashedly hostile and completely unjustified.
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That said, some of Curtis's chosen subjects are unabashedly idiosyncratic.
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We're unabashedly pinning all of our dreams on their relationship.
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How we would look: unabashedly covered in grease and crumbs.
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As it stands, the device is an unabashedly niche product.
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Click here to view original GIFSouth Park is unabashedly vulgar.
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Donald Trump consistently and unabashedly espouses hatred, disdain and discrimination.
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This color is unabashedly bold, yet neutral — and totally dreamy.
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So the authors are unabashedly claiming that The Creator, i.e.
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And at $150, it's unabashedly priced for a premium crowd.
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The scenario: The friend I'm concerned about is unabashedly gross.
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The story is unabashedly in favor of stricter gun laws.
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President Trump unabashedly rejected conventional understandings of how trade works.
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Recent deficit data unabashedly reject President Trump's approach to trade.
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But it's clear that he's driven by unabashedly partisan concerns.
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The unabashedly corporate event practically redefined Italy's idea of commercialism.
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He is unashamedly and unabashedly as authentic as they come.
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Mr. Benjamin's score, though unabashedly modernist, was beguiling and mysterious.
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It's a scholarly book, and also an unabashedly personal one.
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She's brashly self-confident, charmingly narcissistic, and also, notably, unabashedly Jewish.
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Unabashedly populist and Utopian, the M5S can also be sternly pragmatic.
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Eventually, tech companies that unabashedly abuse their users could lose them.
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That's one of my favorite things about podcasts: They're unabashedly specific.
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But, what about the people who are unabashedly pro-Valentine's Day?
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Her appearance straddled the line between fashionably austere and unabashedly kinky.
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At $2563, this razor is unabashedly priced for a premium crowd.
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Simply put: he cares about them, very sincerely and very unabashedly.
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It's unabashedly earnest, sporadically moving, and, when it falters, incredibly frustrating.
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Like them, Alvarado Munoz ran unabashedly on a center-left platform.
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It's rare to see something so premium but so unabashedly kooky.
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Dickinson doesn't shy away from ludicrousness, but leans into it unabashedly.
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This is a series of photographs of unabashedly gay male nudes.
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Despite her presence in the LGBT community, Caitlyn Jenner is unabashedly conservative.
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These are all things Schroeder unabashedly loves and touts in her book.
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Yes, he had some cockiness to him, but he was unabashedly himself.
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Arrington, on the other hand, ran on an unabashedly pro-Trump platform.
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It's unabashedly a good thing that the US military killed Baghdadi, right?
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But best of all, this film is unabashedly democratic and vigorously relevant.
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Could I embrace that ethos so that I could be unabashedly alluring?
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Her final song is about her home: unabashedly, inevitably, always, New Jersey.
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"Alphabet Street", the first single from Lovesexy, is unabashedly about oral sex.
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And while these activities are technically independent, they are unabashedly pro-Biden.
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These are works that unabashedly celebrate the untamed force of the feminine.
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HBO's unabashedly elitist old-timers are not keen on the new strategy.
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Unabashedly describing her various substance-related explorations, I only grew more nervous.
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Elva unabashedly embraced wickedness; if only her creators had shown similar gumption.
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For this reason, the champ is unabashedly campaigning for a Rousey showdown.
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Steak-umm is hardly the only food brand to get unabashedly weird.
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But that hasn't stopped Duterte from being unabashedly proud of the bloodshed.
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They also unabashedly imagine a country that lives up to its ideals.
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It is an unabashedly big stage in an age of small screens.
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Kingdom Hearts III is unabashedly optimistic in the face of absolute devastation.
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FSG, which is listed in Hong Kong, has unabashedly courted Chinese officialdom.
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Then there was #notjustforbabiesmarriagesandbirthdays, a call to unabashedly celebrate other big life moments.
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Amber Rose has a long history of being unabashedly outspoken about her life.
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The sky was unabashedly blue and the air was as comfortable as cashmere.
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It's a year of dating unabashedly, traveling freely, surviving grief, and redefining family.
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And the brothers are all married, unabashedly releasing singles about sex and longing.
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Even the characters we used to unabashedly cheer for are giving us pause.
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" Kalanick pauses to sum up the experience, then says unabashedly: "That's hashtag winning.
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Another update to the standard thriller formula is Secret City's unabashedly feminist bent.
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Today, after much anticipation, she made her debut, and it was unabashedly feminist.
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The work is unabashedly instinctual to emphasize the visceral qualities of oil paint.
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As a kid growing up in Pakistan, Farhad* says he was unabashedly flamboyant.
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It can only be Dubai, the unabashedly ambitious metropolis where nothing seems impossible.
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"Marrow" is the final track on Anohni's unabashedly political debut solo album, Hopelessness.
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Yet both have relatively small audiences and an unabashedly opposition-minded editorial line.
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Where Mr. Juppé aims to unify and pacify, Mr. Sarkozy is unabashedly divisive.
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Ocasio-Cortez's platform is unabashedly far left, and her branding is equally radical.
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Republicans appear ready to embrace the person most unabashedly allied with Mr. Trump.
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He unabashedly champions greater risk as a key to rejuvenating the moribund economy.
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His concerto basks in their music; elements of their styles come through unabashedly.
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The overall effect is unabashedly seductive, a welcome result for its swooning audiences.
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Then there was the unabashedly eclectic Concerto for Organ with Percussion Orchestra (1973).
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Not only did I lie religiously and unabashedly — I was good at it.
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The mood was euphoric, each person unabashedly demonstrative of their identity and sexuality.
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The young Ms. Streisand was unapologetically Jewish, unabashedly sexual and also unfailingly funny.
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There's nothing to complain about, and quite a few things to unabashedly praise.
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And the only proper way to celebrate is to outfit yourself unabashedly for spring.
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She's quick with one liners, unabashedly herself, and not afraid to shake things up.
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The president's polls have improved over these weeks of skewed, unabashedly partisan impeachment proceedings.
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You don't need to disguise your interest in this unabashedly rodent-like handsome marsupial.
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In the face of all the evidence, Troskina remains unabashedly devoted to her pet.
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"These women are so strong and professional and kind and unabashedly joyful," McCarthy says.
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Besides being unabashedly adorable, this golden retriever pup is extremely helpful around the house.
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These kinds of social games disgust an Aquarius—few signs are as unabashedly idealistic.
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From the hilarious to the heartfelt to the unabashedly nerdy, we love 'em all.
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The Girls is sharp, unabashedly entertaining, and full of insights about being a girl.
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The organization has been unabashedly pro-Trump and is extremely critical of his opponents.
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He's run on an unabashedly progressive message, positioning himself in stark contrast to Trump.
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It is sweeping, grand, unabashedly romantic and, in its effusive intensity, not entirely comfortable.
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Tsui Wah is another, which unabashedly raises prices on common cha chaan teng dishes.
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It wouldn't band behind an individual, and certainly not one so unabashedly self-obsessed.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has unabashedly hitched his political fortunes to a rising stock market.
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Few women in this world are as unabashedly kick-ass as The Golden Girls.
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While we were in the hospital, he unabashedly rang for nurses around the clock.
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We could have seen it coming that a president would be unabashedly semi-articulate.
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But somehow they do seem the same insofar as they are fully, unabashedly themselves.
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If most mapmakers are unabashedly partisan, their work goes well beyond back-room politics.
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Unabashedly, she lathered her body, and I instinctively turned away, to give her privacy.
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They are always, unabashedly themselves, unashamed of coming off as square, corny, old-fashioned.
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But many of Sanders' voters were drawn to the democratic socialist's unabashedly progressive economic message.
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He has always been an unabashedly crude, self-interested, self-promoting and self-regarding man.
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Sedaris is dazzling, skilled, and unabashedly weird; she's capable of making or smiling through anything.
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Unabashedly brave, the album represents the biggest leap into unchartered territory for a metal band.
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The latest in that genre, "The Uninhabitable Earth" by David Wallace-Wells, is unabashedly pornographic.
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One of the key characteristics of Bachelor contestants is that they unabashedly love the spotlight.
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New Yorkers may be proud, ornery individuals, quick to voice their differences loudly and unabashedly.
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But while he's divided on the question, the film itself is unabashedly enamored with Hollywood.
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Facebook is unabashedly stealing the best parts of Snapchat and putting them front and center.
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Last season saw Litchfield become a privatized prison under the unabashedly corrupt Management & Correction Corporation.
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They are unabashedly honest and familiar to any parent: often pouty, tearful, perplexed, fierce, wary.
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Both cases are unabashedly political, and are accompanied by criminal charges against the relevant bankers.
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And both were unabashedly willing to go to almost any theatrical length to do so.
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I'm able to go out there and I'm really able to be, like, unabashedly myself.
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She also launched its companion new YouTube channel, which we're preemptively and unabashedly obsessed with.
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The musical language can be unabashedly brash and dissonant one moment, defiantly diatonic the next.
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So it's no wonder Democratic candidates are more unabashedly left than they've been in decades.
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The vast majority of news stories tied to Kimmel's gun control rant were unabashedly positive.
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In part of his legal filing, Trump's lawyers cast their arguments in unabashedly political terms.
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But the new Trump Cabinet appointees are unabashedly American, what we used to call patriots.
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"The first will likely be lackluster and the second will be unabashedly positive," he said.
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Market Report Practical and unabashedly pretty, low-heeled beribboned shoes feel fresh again this season.
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Our thought bubble, from Axios' Dan Primack: Sanders and Warren have been unabashedly pro-union.
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"I unabashedly love this country, which is the greatest country in the world," he said.
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Totally. There's a revelry to techno in general, and it's a pretty unabashedly hedonistic scene.
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In fact, you unabashedly hum along and make up words at the top of your lungs?
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However, in a party that generally swings liberal on social issues, Petersen is unabashedly anti-abortion.
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Sometimes, Van Ness's overactive, hot-wired brain causes the podcast to veer unabashedly off the rails.
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It has been a surprise hit on BBC Radio 3, an unabashedly highbrow classical music station.
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The Trump campaign has unabashedly applauded the leaks, touting WikiLeaks at rallies and in press releases.
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Rilke loved metaphor unabashedly — even though some of his verses risk feeling cheesy by today's standards.
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Point, Twitter user Randy Hudson and everyone else who was unabashedly Team Cat: you are correct.
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But basically anyone is better than the actual president, and people are unabashedly escaping to that.
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Given Mr Trump's penchant for smoothly and unabashedly changing his mind, that's not an unreasonable concern.
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The posts don't merely note that Melania is wearing the house's designs, either — they're unabashedly celebratory.
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" None of this is surprising for a president who stated unabashedly, "I think Islam hates us.
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Mr. Betancur was soft-spoken, well read and unabashedly devoted to the life of the mind.
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Currently, Orator is signed to the Singaporean bastion of all things unabashedly old school, Pulverised Records.
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The script was unabashedly feminist and really of the riot grrrl era of the Pacific Northwest.
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So we join with millions of other moderate and liberal Democrats in supporting his candidacy unabashedly.
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The tone is unabashedly partial, yet the women are such entertaining company it's hard to mind.
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The finale — unabashedly weepy, deeply cathartic — is as satisfying as a long, cool drink of water.
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Fisher says it's also looking into how it can make sure it doesn't unabashedly grow unemployment.
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They're partial to the core, unabashedly so, as their united march toward a foregone conclusion shows.
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"It was Amazon that said they're unabashedly anti-union, and proud of that fact," Gianaris said.
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The frenetic comic is unabashedly fun, and highly recommended for readers with a penchant for chaos.
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She was unabashedly proud of being a domestic worker, and often spoke about the role's importance.
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Four months after Luna was born, the supermodel mom unabashedly joked about her stretch marks on Snapchat.
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People dance unabashedly while the Romanian rolls out a nice set, resolute and cushy all at once.
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Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, who took office earlier this year, is unabashedly anti-LGBTQ in his rhetoric.
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Like my friend said, it was an after-school special every week and I loved it unabashedly.
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Quite the opposite: the Portal is a family-focused minivan, and an unabashedly futuristic one to boot.
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The company cited an unabashedly branded #LikeAGirl emoji campaign as a tipping point for its social disruption.
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She's running on an unabashedly progressive platform, which could complicate her chances of winning in conservative Idaho.
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Mr Trump can expect a chilly welcome from the Davos crowd, who tend to be unabashedly globalist.
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Now, the United States is finally getting to experience the unabashedly soapy version of the hospitality industry.
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Sanders's primary victory is evidence that an unabashedly progressive candidate can succeed in a culturally conservative state.
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Speaking of events where food is unabashedly celebrated: There's a whole festival dedicated to breakfast coming soon.
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New Yorkers may be unabashedly opinionated about our politics, but there's seldom any drama about the outcomes.
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Donald J. Trump has unabashedly boasted that his own lawful donations to candidates came with strings attached.
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Tinuke was an unabashedly stereotypical Nigerian mother, inciting her children to ever-greater educational and musical achievement.
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To commemorate the arrival of my first-ever period, I sobbed unabashedly in my piano teacher's bathroom.
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The new climate, however, was a delight to young Senrak, the most unabashedly enthusiastic of the bunch.
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It offers an unabashedly candid portrait of (male) homoeroticism and transvestism—a community in their natural habitat.
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Ayanna Pressley, are unabashedly progressive and support the sort of bold policy changes Obama warned against Friday.
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Though I love these scores, I wouldn't go that far: Condescension endures toward Bernstein's unabashedly theatrical symphonies.
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His unabashedly progressive 208 campaign reshaped the Democratic Party and fueled a surge in left-wing activism.
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His unabashedly progressive 220 campaign reshaped the Democratic Party and fueled a surge in left-wing activism.
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The modest yet unabashedly glamorous pieces are designed to make a wearer feel both powerful and protected.
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Yes, Hannibal the cannibal: the most terrifying and unabashedly bangable villain to ever grace the big screen.
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"Classic @realDonaldTrump tonight--in your face and unabashedly pro-American," radio talk show host Laura Ingraham tweeted.
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Ms. Bee has been an unabashedly outspoken and biting voice among the political comedy TV show hosts.
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With each entry in their oeuvre, Tegan and Sara settled into something glossier and more unabashedly pop.
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Burp Zine is their longest-running "stupid thing" so far, perhaps because it's unabashedly dumb and playful.
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While Burns's explorations of history and culture aspire to standards of objectivity, Cousins is unabashedly, unapologetically personal.
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Israel provides another striking example of a government unabashedly counting down the days until Trump replaces Obama.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Netflix's surprise hit teen romance, is an unabashedly trope-based movie.
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It's unabashedly hopeful, almost strangely so for a notoriously cantankerous punk band that's nearing 20 years of existence.
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But he was my second choice and I unabashedly say that and I am proud to support him.
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Pinterest has been unabashedly vocal that it is not a social network (and thus, not a Facebook competitor).
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Well, the Trump administration hired an unabashedly pro-industry head of the government's primary regulator of internet providers.
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From the first, Murphy Brown was an unabashedly liberal show, in the old '220s sense of the word.
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The stage is set for a confrontation between an unabashedly bellicose United States and an equally defiant Iran.
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Thanks to the device, I unabashedly snap selfies pretty much everywhere–you could say I'm definitely feelin' myself.
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And clearly, there is absolutely nothing more threatening to the patriarchy than a woman who unabashedly loves herself.
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Voter describes itself as "matchmaking for politics," and unabashedly functions as Tinder for finding your ideal political candidate.
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I could only see myself in bad light — the self I could unabashedly love was harder to find.
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Inbox On Making College Sports Explicitly, Unabashedly Professional To the Sports Editor: Re "Salary Cap Alongside Gowns," Jan.
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But there I was, stretched out on a chaise lounge, completely naked and staring back unabashedly and unapologetically.
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That's a welcome improvement for the Alta's target audience — the company has unabashedly marketed the device to women.
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These three things immediately signify you're listening to a Pharrell song because they create an unabashedly upbeat energy.
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He was at his most persuasive when he was committing to an unabashedly progressive agenda: farsighted and compassionate.
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Softbank is an "unabashedly commercial company" and will want to "get a return on their investment," Nieves says.
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Trump is not an evangelical, yet he too routinely defies rational thought and is unabashedly skeptical of education.
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In comparison to this turn-of-the-century feast for the eyes, ABC's Grand Hotel is unabashedly modern.
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Carsie Blanton: Buck Up (Carsie Blanton) The unfashionably chirpy, unabashedly horny Blanton has been making albums since 2005.
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It’s unabashedly melodramatic and over the top with the largest, most ambitious sense of scale imaginable.
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It's an album-defining song that's unabashedly Cheap Trick: Big drums, punk-influenced guitar, and fierce chanting vocals.
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The most important lesson is that there is vast support for the unabashedly progressive platform that Sanders champions.
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And this week's underground test shows that Kim Jong-un is unabashedly determined to play with nuclear toys.
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Oceana is one of the few places on our mean spirited planet where you can unabashedly be yourself.
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The album's final single was "The One I Gave My Heart To," an unabashedly schmaltzy Diane Warren ballad.
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"Being poor sucks, and being rich is a lot better," she says unabashedly during one on-camera interview.
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That hallowed space attacked when his unabashedly old-fashioned first opera, "Prima Donna," had its premiere in 2009.
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I unabashedly admire the movie's aims, and think "Blindspotting" ought to be seen by the widest audience possible.
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At a rally in Houston on Monday night, he embraced the term as unabashedly as he ever has.
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But for now, tensions have eased and we can have hope, and that is an unabashedly good thing!
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Dial's art was unabashedly hands-on and heart-full from the start — and deeply rooted in personal experience.
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In fact, Mr. Sánchez was one of the few unabashedly pro-Europe leaders to shine in the elections.
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We grow to fear her father, sympathize with her mother and unabashedly love her courageous big sister Sara.
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Plenty of other men's magazines showed nude women, but most were unabashedly crude and forever dodging postal censors.
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For over four decades, Ms. Kominsky-Crumb has been shining an unabashedly unflattering light on her own life.
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" In this piece, and others that followed, Wojnarowicz unabashedly turned, as he said, "the private into something public.
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"Every protest, every dissent is unabashedly an attempt to forge an identity in this particular age," Clinton said.
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Cookie butter is one of the most indulgent, unabashedly sweet treats in existence, and Olive Garden knows it.
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She&aposs inspired a generation of women to take up space and fight hard for fair treatment unabashedly.
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And that's especially true of friends who unabashedly demonstrate their unwavering support for the Jewish people and Israel.
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From the moment he set eyes on Hannah Godwin during Bachelor in Paradise, Dylan Barbour was unabashedly smitten.
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For years he has worked with a technology he unabashedly describes as lo-fi, gritty, one-bit sound.
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Crazy Rich Asians director Jon M. Chu unabashedly encourages his audience to gawk at the film's male leads.
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As someone who unabashedly loves shows like Lost and The X-Files, Assassin's Creed was speaking my language.
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During that period of ascent, most of Slim's lyrical content was unabashedly about his rise to financial success.
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Unabashedly feminist in outlook, it mixed humor, humanism, history and politics in another trove of stylistically varied songs.
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There's one thread that unites all the characters DeWanda Wise has played on screen: They're all unabashedly confident women.
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He has regularly clashed with party leaders, in the past unabashedly criticizing former speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan.
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The article unabashedly discussed various aspects of anal sex — from health risks to how to ensure a good experience.
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But the refreshingly and unabashedly fun outfits guests put on for the fete simply can't, and shouldn't, go unnoticed.
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The starting price is $1m for what it unabashedly calls "the most influential work in the history of capitalism".
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" Miller also sent a tweet quoting a conservative writer who called me "unabashedly liberal and very biased against conservatives.
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Most importantly, it's unabashedly earnest about its straight-faced, snark-free belief that people are inherently capable of goodness.
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An unabashedly pro-business governor, Weld helped cement Massachusetts' role as a technology hub during the 1990s tech boom.
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This team unabashedly makes games ugly, ranking 340th nationally in tempo, because that's the only way it can win.
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"One of the things I love most about Midge is that she is unapologetically and unabashedly herself," Brosnahan says.
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It urges elected representatives to unabashedly resist Trump and lets them know if they don't, they will be replaced.
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" In remarks at the Heritage Foundation, he explained: "Chief Justice John Roberts knowingly, clearly and unabashedly rewrote Obamacare twice.
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Even the poets who unabashedly love MMA seem to have little interest in taking it on as a muse.
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The Democrats are vociferously and unabashedly turning their party over to the most aggressive members of their liberal base.
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China's first-generation internet entrepreneurs unabashedly created copies of successful American start-ups Yahoo, Amazon, Facebook, Google and eBay.
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Joe Crowley on Tuesday following a campaign in which she espoused a series of unabashedly left-wing policy priorities.
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Some live incessantly in a world where making unabashedly false statements based on opinions over facts is the norm.
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Ailes unabashedly embraced propagandistic techniques as a means to secure power for Richard Nixon and the broader Republican Party.
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A man and a woman, their backs to the window, were watching a soap opera, the actress crying unabashedly.
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He is unabashedly who he wants to be and then a world suited to his ideals formed around him.
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What is perhaps most distinctive about Persephone is the specificity of its titles' voice: intelligent, precise, and unabashedly feminine.
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If he unabashedly made music about being sad, it's no surprise that he would also make music about happy.
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She puns with gusto, potently and unabashedly, until one begins reading double meanings, allusions and ulterior motives into everything.
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It has unabashedly promoted the view Mr. Price did, that other treatments are just replacing one addiction for another.
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Sharpay Evans would never deign to sing this song — and we're talking about a woman who unabashedly performed "Humuhumunukunukuapua'a."
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Sanders' progressive history has enabled candidates like Ocasio-Cortez to be unabashedly progressive on the national stage, Turner said.
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They are unabashedly putting everything your mouth loves into one hot lump — and they make no bones about it.
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For 17-year-old musician Tayahna Walcott, that means making music that unabashedly articulates her unique point of view.
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Instead, Ivanka Trump has appeared to carefully pick which moments to influence her father, at times remaining unabashedly passive.
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Gillum is young, black, and unabashedly progressive — and he has a single-digit lead over DeSantis in recent polls.
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To hear this different take on what humanity is, to hear someone giving permission to unabashedly hate, is deflating.
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Still, Axe looks so unabashedly happy, washed in victory — so classic Axe — that I can't help but resent Taylor's treachery.
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In our March interview, he argued that the rise of a more unabashedly left-wing politics is good for America.
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The photographs in East of the Mississippi are frequently utilitarian, sometimes unabashedly commercial — and often quite marvelous to look at.
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"He is so incredible for this U.S. and our culture right now, because he is so unabashedly himself," she says.
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President Trump came away from meeting Kim—at their historic summit in Singapore earlier this week—an unabashedly adoring fan.
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"China is unabashedly undermining the U.S. alliance system in Asia," writes Oriana Skyler Mastro of Georgetown University in Foreign Affairs.
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Maybe it's because she's Beyoncé, or maybe it's due to the limited number of women rapping unabashedly like she does.
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Chrissy Teigen has always had a major mane: She's been long, short, and more often than not, unabashedly extension-ed.
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The struggle with doing this project, making songs like this that are unabashedly western, is trying to avoid being hokey.
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Many of the group's members are unabashedly green (Mr Deutch's office walls on Capitol Hill are painted to reflect this).
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Gone are the days when female workers were only hired as lowly administrators or unabashedly referred to as "office flowers".
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"Zoey," an unabashedly positive, pink-drenched, confection of a tale, is the kind of story we all need right now.
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The vehicles, modified Nissan NV200s, are certainly the loudest, brightest, and unabashedly dorkiest self-driving cars on the road today.
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In addition to it being a love letter to the black experience in America, it's also unabashedly weird and surprising.
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This is an unabashedly populist film that makes no attempt to actually understand the sport at the centre of it.
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How can a state that is proudly and unabashedly not a state of all its citizens call itself a democracy?
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Gaga isn't the only big pop star who changes her looks frequently and unabashedly uses makeup to craft a persona.
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The naked man stares unabashedly at the viewer, while Celia stands at the margin of the canvas, her eyes downcast.
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Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" is a rare thing: a big-budget superhero movie that is unabashedly serious about great clothes.
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She is unabashedly speaking out about her commitment to families and children and her identity as a mother and grandmother.
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In unabashedly sexual, but not necessarily erotic paintings and drawings, the artist Aaron Skolnick focuses on men — naked and intimate.
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While "High School Musical" was gloriously campy and unabashedly fun, this reboot tends to take itself a little too seriously.
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It's not that often that you hear a top Trump official unabashedly blaming a US company for a health crisis.
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Another unabashedly partisan blogger, R. J. Nieto, was hired by the Department of Foreign Affairs as a social media consultant.
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And so rather than a treatise, "Tears We Cannot Stop" is a fiery sermon, and an unabashedly emotional, personal appeal.
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He is also unabashedly business first, and that extends to his tax proposals, which also leave the markets deeply uncertain.
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Search her name on Buzzfeed, and you'll see a list of articles about her product — all unabashedly negative and repetitive.
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The folk-pop band Fleet Foxes inspired many imitators with its harmony-rich, unabashedly lovely debut album, released in 2008.
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And the fact that this particular man could unabashedly grope her in public, on camera, truly speaks to this sentiment.
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It did not help that her work made forays into "strange" topics like the occult and unabashedly portrayed female sexuality.
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Bernstein composed this unabashedly theatrical symphony during the early 27s, when the threat of nuclear war seemed all too real.
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He was rich, impossibly cool, unabashedly heterosexual and responsible for increasing Bud Light sales 20 percent between 1987 and 1988.
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Democrat Richard Ojeda, who has been unabashedly pro-teacher, won his U.S. House District 3 primary against three other candidates.
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Bob unabashedly seeks the most bang for his buck, and I'd pluck the gold fillings from a dead man's mouth.
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Socialist media Jacobin — For anyone looking for voices even further to the left, Jacobin offers unabashedly socialist perspectives on contemporary events.
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Genitalia, breasts, and buttholes abound unabashedly in Ren's pictures, which, like his stated attitude toward gender, are waggish in their explicitness.
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Blackburn has run an unabashedly pro-Trump campaign in a state the president won by about 25 percentage points in 2016.
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This Northeast type of mentality of being quirky and authentic, of being unabashedly who they are, that's their definition of themselves.
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So, of course Donald Trump has a book titled Trump Tower that is being described as unabashedly sexist and poorly written.
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Scroll through Blanda's Instagram feed and you'll recognize the illustrator's trademark style of collage-like drawings, which unabashedly celebrate women's bodies.
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In one scene, he unabashedly scolds a nun for crying at a funeral when he feels she has already cried enough.
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Hyperallergic remains one of very few publications that actively and unabashedly contends with identity politics in an allegedly "post-identity" climate.
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"Hard Times," which opened the show, is After Laughter's first single—it's highly danceable, unabashedly '80s, and about Williams' own depression.
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LONDON — Fabulously kooky, unabashedly awkward and funny AF; British films and TV shows hold a place in all of our hearts.
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Tender, bold, timely (hi, Wonder Woman origin story!), and unabashedly sexy, Professor Marston seemed to have "success" written all over it.
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From fire engine red sweaters to cherry patent ankle booties, the streets had never looked so bold, so unabashedly statement-making.
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In this case, that would be through experiential spaces that unabashedly borrow from theme parks, and would operate unapologetically for profit.
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The 47-year-old singer appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers Tuesday, unabashedly gushing about her fellow The Voice coach.
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There's something to be praised, perhaps, in just how unabashedly awkward we Brits are when traversing the course of true love.
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Spread across dozens of genres and forms, films can be funny or sad, artsy or pedestrian, unabashedly childish or confidently mature.
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At a photo shoot, she's naked from the waist down, cheesing like a catalogue model and unabashedly exposing her nether regions.
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And they, in turn, in a decided departure from the European model, were profusely, unabashedly grateful to God in their triumph.
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Since then, Instagram has gone on to unabashedly copy a whole bunch of other features, from face filters to disappearing messages.
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As London's first Muslim mayor, Khan is the leader of a cosmopolitan global city who stands unabashedly for openness and multiculturalism.
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Kevin Smith's next movie is unabashedly packed with millennial jokes, but — after watching this trailer — I kinda wonder if they're working?
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He's both socially conscious and unabashedly fond of the good old days, of his home state, of his old-fashioned upbringing.
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One of these, "Daddy Peaceful," is loosely based on his own family, whom he never previously wrote about though unabashedly adored.
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Much of this cruelty springs from Trump himself, who rose to power with unabashedly racist rhetoric toward immigrants and non-whites.
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Is it a consequence of the campaign's unabashedly liberal turn on social issues, particularly on abortion rights, immigration, and gun control?
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He unabashedly endorsed a variety of race-based policies, on questions ranging from teacher diversity to affirmative action in college admissions.
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The Japanese, in other words, are the ultimate cultural appropriators, unabashedly repurposing Western art and fashion for their own mysterious ends.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand leaned into an unabashedly feminist message, gaining little traction for what she called a "woman plus" campaign platform.
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Over the last five years, she has unabashedly linked arms with environmental groups championed by the left, like the Sierra Club.
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Because by the description of the organizers themselves, it aims to quote 'promote a glamorous unabashedly queer role model for kids.
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His foreign policy was full-throated and unabashedly critic of foreign states with troubling human rights records like Russia and Uganda.
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Despite — or perhaps because of — its nonsensical libretto, nonexistent story, eccentric staging and unabashedly accessible music, "Four Saints" caused a sensation.
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And Mr. Eustis, the Public's artistic director, is an unabashedly left-leaning theatermaker who believes in the value of provocative art.
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In many ways Chopin's variations fall into the then-standard category of light, fanciful, unabashedly brilliant showpieces for piano and orchestra.
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This state-level push parallels another front at the federal level, where the Trump administration is unabashedly waging war on renewables.
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She was making abstract work out of the landscape and unabashedly, whole-heartedly, seeking joy and beauty in the natural world.
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This new plan is unabashedly left-leaning in its call for the government to help create millions of good-paying jobs.
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The attitude shifted somewhat with the 2006 World Cup, where the German hosts unabashedly flew their flag and celebrated national pride.
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It's undeniable that Ford was anti-Semitic and used a variety of platforms to promote his unabashedly hateful comments about Jews.
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In interviews, Chainsmokers unabashedly cop to treating their music like a product, testing and exploiting market trends to optimize their brand.
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He's working on an unabashedly gay play called "Big Night," inspired by the 2016 murders at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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Mr. Trump continues to embolden white supremacists and unabashedly communicates to them that it is fine to be who they are.
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It seems Asians aren't people that even the unabashedly progressive mayor of a progressive city feels he has to take seriously.
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Ultimately, the exhibition entreats us all to cultivate our gardens — despite the politics that seem to perpetually and unabashedly obstruct us.
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The curator has seamlessly converted an online store into a carefully curated online space, one that unabashedly exhibits its founder's aesthetic.
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But there's hardly a better example than those unabashedly silly moments of how Superstore can find fun in just about anything.
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In my view, an authentic women's movement—one that properly extols human dignity, care, and non-violence—must be unabashedly pro-life.
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Jackson unabashedly used the power of the presidency to get involved in policy debates, and didn't even pretend to defer to Congress.
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These new technologies will save lives, improve our environment, and be an unabashedly cool way to get around town, these companies claim.
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She was ferociously competitive, unabashedly criticising female colleagues for being "pushy", or for—perish the thought—using their femininity to get ahead.
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Yet in 2018, there is no act more subversive than giving yourself over to an unabashedly sincere ode to common human goodness.
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In an era of fashion that's unabashedly extra, there's one feature that seems to have gone conspicuously missing: the backs of shoes.
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Read during today's #MeToo wave, Brown's vision of a "paradise" packed with men groping unabashedly yet respectfully may sound like a hallucination.
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He's unabashedly political in his aspirations for this program, attempting to define an American identity by interviewing its wild and woolly citizens.
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An unabashedly passionate depiction of the work of AIDS activists in Paris in the early 1990s, it has resonated deeply with audiences.
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Political newcomer Emmanuel Macron captured the nation's presidency on a platform that unabashedly embraced the European Union, free trade and open borders.
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Will Bannon form an alliance with Sinclair Broadcast Group, the nation's largest owner of television stations, with unabashedly conservative management and commentary?
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The party's leaders and voters would be too self-conscious and defensive to go down a road as unabashedly randy as Trump's.
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Ford has unabashedly set its sights on making these fuel-hungry giants almost 90 percent of its North American portfolio by 2020.
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While he's certainly to the right of, say Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, he's unabashedly liberal in a state where Democrats are typically conservative.
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While "High School Musical" was gloriously campy and unabashedly fun, this spin-off series tends to take itself a little too seriously.
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Georgia O'Keeffe's groundbreaking soft and subdued portraiture of blossoms were unabashedly vaginal, and put the magnified female body into an empowering perspective.
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A majority of Muslim candidates are not running with their religion on their sleeves, but instead as Democrats promoting unabashedly progressive platforms.
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It was also a protest movie, both widely popular and unabashedly populist, a word that meant something a little different back then.
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Instead, Muslim and Christian leaders have thrown their moral heft behind Mr. Sisi — just as Russia's Orthodox Church unabashedly supports Mr. Putin.
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Unlike other red carpets, where awards for singing and acting are at stake, the Costume Institute's red carpet is unabashedly about fashion.
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It's hauntingly written and full of unabashedly, refreshingly angry women who are hungry — both figuratively and literally — for things long denied them.
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Our government, at nearly every level, unabashedly serves the interests of corporations and the wealthiest donors, rather than the interests of voters.
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Private water companies unabashedly stand by our commitment and willingness to help Flint or any other community in need of water expertise.
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In an interview on "Meet the Press" last year, Mr. Trump unabashedly embraced his comparison to the embodiment of humbug and hubris.
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He has unabashedly pursued information in Ukraine that could be damaging to Biden, one of Trump's chief political rivals heading into 2020.
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Plus, there's the continued wonder — the comedy, really — of watching a man so unabashedly profane pay such ostentatious heed to the sacred.
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Especially in their fungal forms, they can be both plant and animal, their alienness at once unabashedly fictive yet almost empirically cataloged.
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Billed as an "anti-hate satire," the movie is gleefully transgressive and unabashedly silly; one scene features Adolf Hitler eating unicorn meat.
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Instead of Taco Bell's American approach — quick, cheap, often unabashedly junky — the Shanghai restaurant seems intent on easing Chinese diners into ordering.
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If you've ever had a favorite team in any sport, a team that you truly and unabashedly love, you will know the feeling.
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It is unedited and unabashedly pro-Trump, and it often posits an interpretation of reality dramatically different from that of the mainstream media.
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During a small lecture at a private residence in Delray Beach earlier this month, I watched a houseplant play music, unabashedly and beautifully.
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This "first comprehensive and critical overview" of the work of the unabashedly populist AAA should be eye-opening and, I suspect, resoundingly relevant.
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Gillum lit up national progressives by pitching voters on an unabashedly progressive platform, including Medicare-for-all, environmental protections, and criminal justice reform.
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Set just three years after Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech, "Guerrilla" doesn't turn away from this unabashedly racist era of British policing.
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For its 75th anniversary in 2014, Leive lead its redesign, doubling-down on fashion coverage and pushing for content that was unabashedly feminist.
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But while previous Israeli leaders from across the political spectrum have welcomed evangelical support, a now more emboldened Netanyahu is unabashedly cashing in.
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As you might expect, the book is unabashedly honest and personal about everything: motherhood, marriage, family, friendships, anxiety, aging, Hollywood, and sexual assault.
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At 77, Schneemann is still known largely for her landmark performance "Interior Scroll" (20173), but has been making unabashedly feminist work for decades.
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Manson gave his signature glower (he has appearances to maintain, after all) but Swift, 29, looked unabashedly thrilled to be in his presence.
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The situation is an important reminder, though, that given the choice between protecting security and privacy or prioritizing convenience, Zoom unabashedly chose convenience.
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While their songs are unabashedly pro-China, Tianfu Shibian's lyrics also touch on problems in contemporary China, including tainted food, corruption, and pollution.
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But every single Democratic-appointed justice for over 2628 years has unabashedly been a proponent from the day he or she was appointed.
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Trump, who unabashedly catered to the GOP base, has succeeded where pro-establishment moderates such as past presidential nominees Mitt Romney and Sen.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran unabashedly to Crowley's left in the New York City district and previously worked as an organizer on Vermont independent Sen.
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Like the "old" socialists, the DSA unabashedly enunciates its electoral strategy to lead the Democratic Party to electoral victory under a socialist platform.
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When he took up writing stories again in 1969, his work was unabashedly homoerotic, often dealing with the sexual awakening of queer boys.
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It infuses a too-familiar story with so much heart that you surrender to its charm and forgive it for being unabashedly formulaic.
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Reagan, however, was unabashedly proud of her hard-won position and even put "first lady" as her occupation on her income tax forms.
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" On the contrary, she said, the group's political strategy is "par for the course for gun lobby, which is to be unabashedly craven.
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Driven more by their ideology than any concrete political calculus, a small but rising number of progressive candidates are unabashedly pushing the proposal.
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On "Your Best American Girl," Mitski unabashedly discusses the American dream, femininity, girlhood, parental expectations, and racial dynamics, all in three uncontainable minutes.
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They did all of this unabashedly in public — a rarity for the time, when most lesbian and gay gatherings took place in private.
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Request it mild, and the first spoonful is unabashedly sweet, but still earthy, like a carrot left in the ground for winter harvest.
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Not only is the man unabashedly unfaithful, but he frequently leaves bruises on his wife and breaks his mistress's nose during a disagreement.
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"There are always holes in my clothes," she said, smiling unabashedly as she strolled the property, which once belonged to the Marist brothers.
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One faction of Brescia ultras — admittedly small, and unabashedly right-wing — released a statement that played down the racism of its Verona counterparts.
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This is why some biographies drop the veneer of objectivity and unabashedly tell a life from a queer perspective, or a feminist perspective.
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Eventually, his fortune is made by making his business synonymous with a now-famous last name that he unabashedly promotes far and wide.
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Her recent documentaries, while not exactly confessional, are unabashedly personal, infused with her voice, her eye, her wry and rueful on-camera presence.
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The Monkees were an unabashedly manufactured band, created by Hollywood producers in the 1960s to capitalize on the astounding popularity of the Beatles.
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Her respect for "The Shining Shore" is on full display when its melody first enters the "Partita" as pure, heavenly and unabashedly beautiful.
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"It was horrific," recalls Matthew Brown, the leader of the Preston City Council, and an unabashedly left-wing member of the Labour Party.
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But I think there's a particular admiration for Claudia because she was so unabashedly herself in life, in junk food, and in fashion.
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My sister-in-law is four months pregnant with a baby girl and she unabashedly took part in the frantic search for Exposis Extrême.
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On one side are progressive activists who say the party should prioritize mobilizing nonvoters, particularly young people and minorities, with an unabashedly liberal agenda.
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The former vice president is running unabashedly as the establishment choice for the Democratic nod -- and promising a return to "normal" politics if elected.
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Having an absurd, intricate -- and when many countries concerned have questionable LGBT records, unabashedly camp -- and joyous contest is the ridiculous release Europe needs.
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And to be clear: The kind of unabashedly volatile, sexist, and racist harassment everyone who touched this movie's getting is never worth anything, period.
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For another, making a film that is boldly, unabashedly aspirational — in wealth, beauty, and power — provided Chan the kind of representation she needed herself.
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As the Balls paper points out, in the run-up to the crisis, most economists thought central bank independence was an unabashedly good thing.
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All that we can continue to do is loudly and proudly and unabashedly share the level of value that we bring to the table.
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Where you can celebrate your own achievements because you are doing it all yourself, unabashedly, at the best bash the workplace has ever known.
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The MDJ brand is about tapping into finance bro humor from a female perspective and unabashedly celebrating (while poking fun at) the good life.
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Now, 14 years and several scandals later, the 33-year-old billionaire is unabashedly saying that he's still the best person to run Facebook.
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Trump, for his part, has unabashedly bucked diplomatic norms, just as he pledged to during his campaign, a stance that has delighted his supporters.
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After the unmitigated success of "Thank U, Next," she strutted into a pink trap house doused in crystals and champagne to unabashedly congratulate herself.
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"Africa," in Lawson's photographs, is unabashedly the site where diasporic longing, fantasy, and sentiment—after much journeying and seeking—finally converge and are fulfilled.
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Opinion: Priyanka Chopra is the complicated feminist Some call Priyanka Chopra's rise to international icon ruthlessly careerist and others unabashedly feminist, writes Rafia Zakaria.
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Never did I find her more appealing than when she stood up at the Democratic National Convention, and unabashedly displayed her intelligence and strength.
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They have unabashedly interfered in the on-going special counsel Russia probe and have turned DOJ and the FBI into political witch-hunt central.
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Landing the role of Hermione — the incredibly clever and driven witch who inspires many Potter fans to unabashedly be their true selves — took perseverance.
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Your ruling planet Jupiter meets with Venus, the planet of love and money, this morning, making for an unabashedly romantic and exciting day—enjoy!
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And Republicans are unabashedly allied with powerful corporate interests, including the coal companies trying to take away health care and pensions from retired miners.
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That gives us a sample comprised of festivals both home and away, the boutique and the massive, the underground focused and the unabashedly populist.
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Sellers, who unabashedly hopes Biden selects Harris, added that their debate clash in June may be a key reason Biden picks the California senator.
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THE BLING As a former sales manager and supervisor, Ms. Perez has said unabashedly that she wants to "increase the desirability" of high jewelry.
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Where the symphony was moody and dissonant, and clearly under the influence of Aaron Copland, the ballet score unabashedly embraced popular music and jazz.
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Known for that C-suite skill of running a great meeting, Boren has unabashedly exploited his political savvy as well as his institution's strength.
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In 2010, when he was the minority leader, he stated unabashedly that Republicans' pre-eminent goal was to send Obama packing after one term.
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Read: In "Frankissstein," Jeanette Winterson has stitched together that rarest of beasts: a novel that is deeply thought-provoking and provocative, yet unabashedly entertaining.
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She said it stands to reason, because Sanders' progressive history has enabled candidates like Ocasio-Cortez to be unabashedly progressive on the national stage.
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This year's wonders included portable, rechargeable and even collapsible table lamps; ceiling lights moved and dimmed by smartphone; and fixtures unabashedly marketed as jewelry.
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It is not yet clear whether Ms. Gillibrand's strategy of running an unabashedly feminist campaign will resonate with a broad swath of the electorate.
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The unabashedly pro-Trump media conglomerate received a lot of attention after it forced its local news anchors to read an anti-media promo.
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All of this is bad for Trump on his own, but it's especially bad given that Trump was unabashedly liberal before 2011 or so.
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I was genuinely impressed — more than I had expected to be — by these functional improvements to an already great product, most of them unabashedly positive.
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Welder ran to the left of Davids, touting an unabashedly progressive platform that included Medicare-for-all, debt-free college, and a $15 minimum wage.
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Combined with an almost retro sci-fi appeal, this unabashedly idealistic vision has attracted scores of devotees from Bangladesh to Argentina and everywhere in between.
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Fanny Brice, Funny Girl (1968)Played by: Barbra Streisand As vaudeville comedienne Fanny Brice, Barbra Streisand was funny, beautiful, and unabashedly proud of her Jewishness.
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But Brown, despite his victories in increasingly red Ohio, is an unabashedly liberal populist, running on policies that align more closely with someone like Sen.
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The anthology's second section showcases a handful of "revolutionary" works, including a model opera, a peasant writer's short story and Mao's own unabashedly classical poetry.
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Kip Moore also shares writing credit with Stapleton on "Cigarette," a song unabashedly about lust that Moore has been successfully performing out on the road.
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But there are several other factors to understand about the significance of Poussey's death, which the show subsequently — and unabashedly — underlines in the season finale.
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We need to unabashedly support women candidates we believe in and not shy away at the suggestion that we're just supporting them because they're women.
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One man who did attend -- and who could be the savior of Trump super PACs: Sheldon Adelson, the casino magnate who is unabashedly pro-Trump.
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She's mainly a sounding board and semi-narrator, but at least she balances out the narrative as the one person who's unabashedly on Sam's side.
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Her red lips and makeup were next to go, as she unabashedly wiped it off mid-song before tossing the cloth with a dismissive flick.
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But something odd happened over time as the Republican Party moved ever father from reformocon ideals, and then lurched in an unabashedly ethno-nationalist direction.
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"I'm super-ambitious about having an impact, and unabashedly so," says Steyer, who topped lists of America's biggest donors in the past few election cycles.
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Just months before, however, his boss, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick unabashedly explained why the company would eventually nix its drivers in favor of driverless vehicles.
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People closer to the general than I am tell me he is unabashedly committed to President Trump's agenda, if not also President Trump the man.
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But they're also a casual music fan's greatest gift—a band whose obvious technical ability and pop melodies are wrapped unabashedly up in one another.
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But in many other ways, it's the best representation of Drake as we know him now: the eclectic, confident, irritated, unabashedly corny, taste-making icon.
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Bill Mazeroski, the Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman, wept so unabashedly during his speech in 221 that he ended it after two and a half minutes.
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It is not only that he is dogmatically anti-Muslim and anti-gay, but has repeatedly flouted federal laws in defense of unabashedly bigoted beliefs.
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The days of "heroin chic" dominating the aesthetic may be long gone, but the scope of what is now considered beautiful is still unabashedly narrow.
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"By requiring Congress to approve of major rules, Republicans are unabashedly preventing the Administration from protecting the environment, public health, and consumer safety," Lieu said.
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She's unabashedly outspoken, she took on the studios, she was pretty violent to live with and you know, just had a number of failed marriages.
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But what if we were to give you a carefully curated catalog of books that were guaranteed to make you wiser, wittier, and unabashedly woke?
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Striking headquarters have long been synonymous with energy companies for canny, unabashedly capitalist reasons, said Marc Kushner, a partner at the architecture firm Hollwich Kushner.
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In some respects, the timing for this show -- one that unabashedly celebrates family, mixed with hardship and grief -- seems to come at an opportune time.
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This is not a review of the book; Mr. Benson is a friend of mine, and I'm unabashedly ignorant of the history of cinema anyway.
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The paleontologists held unabashedly nerdy debates over whether dinosaurs had feathers between effortless explanations of terminology and time periods for the beginners in the group.
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Other designers like Ines Di Santo and Vera Wang presented gowns that were both bold and unabashedly feminine, laden with floral appliqués and colorful details.
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Maybe you've had that experience when looking at Snapchat or browsing Instagram: someone with a body like yours publicly and unabashedly living their best life.
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It took considerable gumption for a longtime Republican with unabashedly right-wing political views to declare his news network "fair and balanced," unlike the competition.
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Ms. Wang played magnificently (though I could have done without the five solo encores she played, including unabashedly virtuosic showpieces like "Flight of the Bumblebee").
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And it badly hobbles his leadership, because you can't inspire others if nearly all of your energy goes so transparently and unabashedly into inflating yourself.
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As his wealth multiplied, he became the rare, unabashedly ambitious and ostentatious billionaire in South America, where rich families tend to keep a lower profile.
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Like Ocasio-Cortez, he's running on an unabashedly progressive platform, such as raising the minimum wage to $15 and defunding Immigrations Customs and Enforcement (ICE).
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He's not just a handsome devil; he represents the person of the future, one who embraces the male, female, and nonbinary parts of himself unabashedly.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran an unabashedly progressive platform anchored in her decision not to take corporate PAC money and to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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Logo criticism blog Brand New held its annual conference in Nashville, and unabashedly based its branding on the embroidered, rhinestone-bedazzled suits of country music's heyday.
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Logo criticism blog Brand New held its annual conference in Nashville, and unabashedly based its branding on the embroidered, rhinestone-bedazzled suits of country music's heyday.
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This movie is exactly what it wants to be, and that is an unabashedly ridiculous action-thriller about impossibly attractive people defying the laws of physics.
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Belski, who called himself "unabashedly bullish," said his reasoning is just common sense since Trump is following the same script he has used during past negotiations.
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Look, this isn't the first time Asus has unabashedly copied a rival product, so we probably shouldn't be surprised that it's cribbing heavily from Apple's playbook.
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Source: YouTubeAn unabashedly bro-y YouTuber who makes money by posting videos of his dumb bro-y antics nearly killed himself in his latest dumb video.
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Seemingly unperturbed by the legal implications of promoting cannabis in a state that prohibits its use, Push For Pizza are unabashedly encouraging customers to get blazed.
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Finally, there's the liberation of the speaker unabashedly calling themselves "hot" as a way of ownership over both their appearance and the meaning of the word.
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In stark contrast to those who unabashedly parade handfuls of liquor into the streets, "Muslim Brothers buy in boxes of water or black bags," he said.
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Cardi B has taken Lil' Kim's promise to flaunt sexuality and further broken down the stigma of what it means to unabashedly work to be successful.
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In unabashedly presenting art as a consumable good, the Art Market demystified the aura of contemporary art, making artist creations affordable and relevant to the public.
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With an unabashedly anti-immigrant president about to take over the White House, immigration experts say these problems are bound to continue, and possibly get worse.
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As Nate, in a tank top and shorts, makes his way through the locker room, the camera pans across to see his teammates unabashedly enjoying themselves.
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Android phones that unabashedly ape the iPhone X's sensor-packed front notch keep on coming, and another, from Chinese phone maker Doogee, is about to arrive.
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At 2, my daughter unabashedly asks for bowl after bowl of mac and cheese, and she's equally enthusiastic about cupcakes and cookies with sprinkles on them.
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As our stature grew, Kassy and I began a show on the Right Side Broadcasting Network, an emerging alternative media platform that was unabashedly pro-Trump.
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Women of all ages and races were shoving bills down the pants of a diverse cast of dancers, and unabashedly embracing their sexuality in the process.
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Though clearer and more direct than any of the mixtapes with the possible exception of Monster, it's unabashedly gloomy, creeping along at a steady downtempo pulse.
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A bold voice against censorship, she was famous for smuggling the film Flaming Creatures into Belgium's Knokke Experimental Film Festival, unabashedly flouting the country's censorship laws.
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It also helps that famous men like Harrison Ford and Orange is the New Black actor Matt McGory have started to unabashedly adopt the feminist label.
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At the time, the businessman told PEOPLE he's proudly flamboyant, unabashedly enthusiastic about fashion, and yes, absolutely went to see Elton John for his 40th birthday.
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Graham hopes her achievements, like landing the covers Sports Illustrated and Vogue UK, will inspire those going through similar body image issues to be unabashedly themselves.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNScott Disick Parties Too Hard for Bella ThorneBarack Obama Unabashedly Enjoys Vacation'How I Met Your Mother' Star's Neighborhood BattleLil Yachty: Mobbed on the Street!
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As leader of a minority within a minority (the Orthodox part of British Judaism), Lord Sacks may have more leeway to deliver an unabashedly moral message.
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There are harmonised guitar solos, but also unabashedly pop choruses; crushing riffs that sound like they belong on a Tool album woven between near-Mineral moments.
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In the 1960s, Schnittke began writing works that unabashedly juxtaposed past and contemporary styles, like his second violin sonata, subtitled "Quasi Una Sonata" ("like a sonata").
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The upshot: Sanders is quietly building a base of support among (young, dynamic and unabashedly left) elected officials in states he lost badly back in 2016.
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Today, however, many Democratic voices are articulating and advocating an unabashedly liberal agenda, one even further to the left than what Grayson advocated 10 years ago.
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In fact Polis's biggest hurdle come November won't be the fact that he is gay — it will be convincing voters to back his unabashedly progressive agenda.
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One really has to go back to Michael Dukakis or Walter Mondale to find a candidate whose domestic agenda included an unabashedly liberal vision for education.
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These pieces — like most of Simpson's work over a remarkably consistent 40-year art career — are unabashedly influenced by store window displays of the 1920s–30s.
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President Trump, whose grasp is unabashedly combative, has managed to bring the act full circle, transforming a sign of unity into a new form of warfare.
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The show aired on network TV. And for much of its first run, its lead in was Friends, a show that's seen as unabashedly homophobic today.
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Members of Congress and economists are expressing concern that a trade war — which the president is unabashedly encouraging — could have a great impact on American consumers.
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And the other difference is that Mr. Trump unabashedly sells the success of the economy without the caveats and reservations that Mr. Obama tended to favor.
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Though their overall character is reverent and restrained, the antiphonal back-and-forth between small choirs of voices and various batteries of instruments seems unabashedly Venetian.
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To his fans, especially the baby boomers — including me — who were the target audience for his Young People's Concerts, his unabashedly theatrical podium persona was thrilling.
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She sees Ms. Coyne's own art as "strongly feminist but not in a didactic way," adding that her sculptures have become more unabashedly "girlish" over time.
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Read: In "Frankissstein," Jeanette Winterson has stitched together that rarest of beasts: a novel that is both deeply thought provoking and provocative yet also unabashedly entertaining.
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These postmortems, which publications including The Wall Street Journal have reported on, are one of the more overt — and controversial — examples of Netflix's unabashedly transparent culture.
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"Action-filled, plot-packed and unabashedly sentimental, Episode IX at times seems to be trying to satisfy every Star Wars fanatic in the world," he wrote.
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An avowed fan of home makeover shows and a veteran of regularly renovating her own properties, McCormick was unabashedly enthusiastic about every aspect of the project.
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"We need our Congressman Saccone," Trump said, unabashedly framing the race as a tune-up for the GOP's efforts to maintain its control of Capitol Hill.
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"BTD150 unabashedly arises from the same bleeps and snares seam I've been mining for the best part of a decade," the artist told THUMP via email.
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Other prospective USA Olympians — notably top-ranked pro golfers Jason Day, Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth — have turned down Rio, too, some unabashedly blaming Zika.
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On the contrary, Nixon may also have been the president who most unabashedly rubbed elbows (and did business) with the mob at the peak of its powers.
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Pop punk had intersected with emo before, particularly with Jawbreaker, but it was Lifetime who brought crisp guitars and a sugary, unabashedly poppy sound to the fray.
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Sanders has created room for Clinton, who has been a centrist Democrat, to be more unabashedly liberal in response to this problem, and this will help her.
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Now there's a country where white supremacists now unabashedly march about the streets with tiki torches, when they used to hide in basements and hood their faces.
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There might be some truth to Hiddleswift, with Swift and Hiddleston finding a connection in their unabashedly dorky dancing and appreciation for the cheesier things in life.
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At the same time, he says we need to exercise a bit of constraint before we unabashedly refer to these samples a the oldest fossils ever found.
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She'll be joined in January by Michigan's Rashida Tlaib — a Muslim former state representative who won her primary by running unabashedly to the left of the competition.
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First that Sanders, who has attracted attention throughout his career because of his unabashedly leftist views, is going to lean more on his backstory this time around.
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It's the city that thrives on its anarchist roots from the seventies, where rock and roll birthed rebels like Mick Jagger and where fashion became unabashedly unique.
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Deploying sewing and cooking, traditionally considered women's vocations, this piece bluntly and unabashedly inverts power relations between men and women, violence and sexuality, culture and good taste.
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When I liked a character, I became unabashedly obsessed in ways that only a guileless kid can be, bursting with pure passion and devoid of self-consciousness.
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Was running on such an unabashedly liberal platform—women's rights and gay rights and criminal justice reform—a hard thing to do in a state like Kentucky?
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I like wearing his clothes and the Bernie Sanders one is what I like to wear in photographs so I can unabashedly promote my candidate of choice.
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The Knight Institute says the private-public line was totally blurred with the president unabashedly mixed the two when he tweeted "official statements" from his private account.
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Trump has unabashedly called for the resumption of waterboarding, which is now illegal, and "a hell of a lot worse," despite unease from the national security community.
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If this sounds a bit Boy Scoutish, as one critic suggested, it is, unabashedly so, according to Cyril Dion, who, along with Ms. Laurent, directed the film.
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Not because they were ashamed—as writers, they often wrote unabashedly as Jews—but because they were suddenly made aware of the ambiguities that they relied upon.
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After several seasons where makeup on the runway evoked some idealized image of dewy naturalism, the metallic appliqué exuded a molten heft that was unabashedly sci-fi.
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Sampooran Singh Kalra's script, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's direction and Pawel Dyllus's cinematography are unabashedly romantic, featuring long, lush shots of horseback riding, scenic vistas and desert sands.
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The Parisian food world is finally starting to reflect the true spirit of the city as it's been for years: a place that is gloriously, unabashedly pluraliste.
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Laura Steinel, who directed the film, is very keen on bringing that into the light—a woman who is unabashedly striving and is not interested in domesticity.
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The poems included are both tender and jaded, unabashedly contemporary in their references yet timeless in their emotional honesty, and —perhaps most impressively— both accessible and challenging.
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The symbolic stakes are high: If Morgan wins, it'll show that running on an unabashedly liberal platform can get white working-class voters back into the fold.
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Trump's plan is, unsurprisingly, an unabashedly "America First" strategy that, at 55 dense pages, is full of insights into how Trump's national security advisers see the world.
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Unabashedly talky and unapologetically angry, Mr. Leigh's film chronicles the debates and machinations leading up to a massacre of demonstrators marching for electoral reform and workers' rights.
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The atmosphere is unabashedly intimate, cozy and feminine — an aesthetic choice that also makes commercial sense, given that women account for some 60 percent of book buyers.
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"Last Man Standing," Tim Allen's unabashedly conservative FOX comedy series, was listed by 65% of conservatives as one of their five favorite shows — and 0% of liberals.
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Her unabashedly loud personal style and frank voice have won her a following that, if her Instagram count is anything to go by, numbers in the millions.
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But some side effects have included sidewalk and street congestion and negative public sentiment as tech companies have unabashedly dropped new products into public areas without permission.
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We're victims of a small group of gargantuan companies that recklessly and deliberately ignored the implications of their own science and unabashedly worked to deceive the public.
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That's the charm of "Be Myself," Sheryl Crow's pointedly titled new album, which gleefully and unabashedly returns to the sound of her hit albums from the 1990s.
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Every protest, every dissent, whether it's an individual academic paper or Founder's parking lot demonstration, is unabashedly an attempt to forge an identity in this particular age.
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Men need not show their abilities through aggression, as Okonkwo believed; other men in his tribe unabashedly proclaimed who they were through music, storytelling, and masquerade ceremonies.
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The governor, a Rhodes scholar with a Yale law degree, has been unabashedly pro-business during her administration, and that has invited some blowback from the left.
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The ethos of the pro-life movement, which unabashedly emphasizes life in the womb, is not precisely its beliefs: Those are well-known enough, even if controversial.
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The core business of Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is helping professionals network and find new jobs — but unlike its social media peers, it's unabashedly a media company, too.
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The male performers held quasi-relics that are unabashedly yonic in form; two are specifically modeled on peaches, which are ubiquitous symbols for longevity in Chinese tradition.
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The music being played has gotten more populist over the years, though with how the crowd dances unabashedly here, it can be tough to get mad at that.
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Unorthodox and unabashedly goofy as The Redprint might be, the record serves a serious function as a non-headache-inducing survey of the socioeconomic issues facing contemporary China.
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BAIER: In recent years, as a Republican administration took office, Charles didn&apost shy away from his trademark, blunt, unabashedly critical analysis when it came to President Trump.
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New York had motifs like nudity and unabashedly feminine menswear, and London added its own quirk to the mix with queer-friendly designers like Ashish and Richard Quinn.
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Where Whiplash was aggressive, manic, and confrontational, La La Land is an unabashedly sweet, melancholy throwback musical that channels 1950s and '60s Hollywood in its staging and tone.
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She's unabashedly Latina, with her slight Dominican lilt that producers clearly never told her to hide, and her cursed, real-world bound altero-ego's name, which is Jacinda.
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Those who have managed to win the wary hearts of New Hampshire voters, as John McCain did in 2000, later speak of the experience in unabashedly romantic terms.
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MEANTIME Newvelle Records, an emerging jazz label, has an unabashedly specialized business model: Its albums are available only on high-quality vinyl, every two months, through a subscription.
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This is why SEC fans will root unabashedly for their conference rivals; this is why each conference has developed a distinct identity over the course of several decades.
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" In the piece, which unabashedly skewers Trump, the editorial board made a point of defending White House press secretary Sean Spicer, writing that he "doesn't deserve this treatment.
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One of the greatest casualties of this kind of television prejudice just so happens to be Amy Sherman-Palladino's beloved, unabashedly fun and feminine WB saga, Gilmore Girls.
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Central to that is Donald Trump's election win despite (or because of, depending on your analysis) his unabashedly racist remarks and promises during his campaign to sanction discrimination.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Hundreds of pot smokers unabashedly gathered outside the Knesset on Thursday afternoon to celebrate the unofficial "Weed Day" and the recent decriminalization of marijuana in Israel.
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Based on a true story, this war drama starts off as an unabashedly earnest coming-of-age tale before shifting into a harrowing, blood-and-guts battlefield saga.
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This piece sets the tone for the exhibition in that it unabashedly dismantles the constructs that shelter us from the reality of how damnably unequal competitive sports is.
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Polachek and Wimberly are making the most aggressive, unabashedly physical music of their career, but they've also never sounded more vulnerable, and that's a tough balance to strike.
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But the shortage of public land in Texas — a unabashedly pro-business state — means that eminent domain cases to take private land for "a public use" are common.
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It has become a reminder of the importance of exciting educational spaces, even those that are unabashedly utopian and outlandish, in which the end goal is social change.
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Watching the pageant unfold, it's easy to forget that Clinton, running against Barack Obama in 22008, unabashedly offered herself as the safe haven for white, blue-collar Democrats.
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She is also unabashedly confident: at a party in Islamabad, I saw her tell a male guest, within moments of meeting him, that she was an Oscar winner.
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In the weeks after his death, I think of Giorno's poetry — exuberantly queer, unabashedly pornographic, frequently hilarious, sometimes furious, and almost always as compassionate as it is sardonic.
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Clinton took an implicit shot at Mr. Sanders and his unabashedly liberal agenda, saying that she was focused on working with doctors and community leaders to get results.
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Ms. Syroyid, who entered Parliament in 2014, has emerged as the face of this rejection, unabashedly rallying her fellow members of Parliament to stand fast against Western pressure.
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Spiegel is a very different type of CEO than the typical Valley icon (think Zuckerberg or Page.) He's been more unabashedly into business far earlier in Snap's lifecycle.
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This person has a stated mission to "unabashedly serve the confirmation bias of bears, " and publishes infographics via their Twitter account which illustrate the rationale for shorting Tesla.
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Traditionally served warm and used as a dip for raw vegetables, bagna cauda is a classic Italian sauce that features, unabashedly, a fair amount of anchovy and garlic.
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And of course, the only way to eat this late-night, fridge-scavenged snack is leaning against the kitchen counter, unabashedly shoving the whole thing in your face.
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For all his irony and antics, Kjartansson uncommonly and unabashedly deals in core human matters, in "heartly matters," which is the title of one of Kristín Anna's songs.
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It's unabashedly Freudian (and Plath herself seemed ambivalent about its merits), but look carefully and there's a new angle here — on how, and why, we read Plath today.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who unabashedly supports abortion rights, has yet to respond — and might be a bit more hesitant this time, considering Cruz's opposition to safe access to abortion.
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But for all Mr. Wuorinen's skill and the risks he takes challenging audiences with unabashedly atonal, fiercely complex music, the score often seems relentlessly busy and ineffectively intricate.
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Without resorting to graphic imagery or replicating the sadism of its villains, the movie paints a credible, if unabashedly cartoonish, picture of the workings of an evil system.
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Clinton just didn't seem honest or relatable, a shameless misogynist was unabashedly and loudly firing up deep sexual and racial biases to catapult himself into the White House.
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The first part of "Lion," Garth Davis's unabashedly tear-jerking movie about a remarkable real-world incident, has some of the scary, wondrous feeling of a fairy tale.
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Matthew Heimbach, the chairman of the unabashedly white nationalist Traditionalist Workers Party, shoved Kashiya Nwanguma while she was protesting at a Trump campaign rally on March 1, 2016.
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Donald Trump shocked voters across the political spectrum last year when he unabashedly stated that "there has to be some form of punishment" for people who have abortions.
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Her brand has introduced a new ethos to Scandinavian women's wear, offering pieces that are both unabashedly romantic and exquisitely finished but also relatively straightforward in their shapes.
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To them, Mr. Singer, who was known as Rick, had always been strategic and unabashedly pushy, but they said they had never heard him suggest breaking a law.
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Performed in an immersive set that replicates one of the camp's Afghan restaurants, the show is an unabashedly entertaining attempt to map and explain the Jungle's brief existence.
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These are my same gay friends who are unabashedly proud and open about their wild sex lives, friends who have been to plenty of drug-fueled orgies themselves.
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And women are bracing for the turning back of the clock to a time when men feel unabashedly entitled to grab or mock their bodies and ignore their minds.
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We spoke to Danluck about the biographical elements of State Like Sleep, Michael Shannon's sex appeal, and why unabashedly emotional movies (and emotional women) belong on the big screen.
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But if it made you smile, however faintly, congratulations: There's a good chance you'll find this aggressively retro, unabashedly cheesy exercise in nostalgia bait charming in spite of yourself.
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Now that I've played through the whole thing — and loved it unabashedly, I should say — I feel like I understand where Spier was coming from when he said that.
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"The president enjoyed Top Gun, perhaps not least because it was one of the biggest Hollywood movies in a long time that was unabashedly pro-military," the author writes.
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Hef gave them all a place to be unabashedly sexual, but that never overshadowed the fact that they knew how to get shit done for themselves and their careers.
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So in an effort to unabashedly change minds and get you on our side, we've compiled three recipes that are too fun for even the staunchest denier to resist.
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Harris unabashedly spun his departure as the chance to have a big role — he was promised a seat at "the top of the leadership team" — with a stronger candidate.
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For the wealthy Republicans unabashedly backing Trump, it isn't a tough call: Sheldon Adelson, the highest-profile donor backing Trump, will be sitting down with various PACs on Tuesday.
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Kate would always be like, 'Ah, you hot piece of meat,' and he would always blush and be so uncomfortable because Kate was just unabashedly crawling all over him.
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It is antithetical to platform-agnostic Sonos and unabashedly so, as if Apple is daring its competitors to try and compete with its hardware prowess and platform lock-in.
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Without consequences, toxic servers—like the /pol/ or the unabashedly fascist Blood and Soil—will continue to proliferate, making the platform more volatile and less appealing to potential users.
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The shot putter nabbed gold at her third Games, becoming the first American ever to win in the event, and gained a legion of fans for being unabashedly herself.
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And it captured the hearts of critics and moviegoers alike, for everything from its unabashedly female gaze and woman-centric narrative to the romance and humor at its center.
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The best way for Sanders to advance the progressive cause is to end his campaign and unabashedly ask his supporters to join him in helping to elect Hillary Clinton.
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As a financial columnist with an unabashedly globalist remit (sorry Steve Bannon) the annual World Economic Forum in Switzerland is the most efficient few days of my entire year.
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" A few months later, the About Us page was edited: "While unabashedly authoritarian, fash-ist, and theocratic, we welcome comments from intelligent and civil people across the political spectrum.
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And since the sexual liberation movements of the 10s and 21s, some gay artists have also examined the male nude, sometimes unabashedly imbuing their imagery with a homoerotic charge.
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Because rugby players come to the sport in all manner of sexualities, sizes, and gender presentations, it provides a unique space where female are allowed to be unabashedly themselves.
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It lets Shelby and her friends unabashedly dismiss sexist bullshit, but also lets them still be teenagers who are fucking up and figuring things out in their own time.
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Instead of seeking to please Republican leaders—or even moderate Democrats—the unabashedly progressive resolution is aimed at Americans for whom health, jobs and the environment are primary concerns.
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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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The vegetarian (nay—VEGAN!) recipe I have shared is dedicated to my sassy, unabashedly expressive "friend" from the farmer's market who I am hoping will appreciate it's meatless virtuosity.
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Koepka held the lead most of Thursday's round, but as Woods made his way around the course, the spectators unabashedly let him know who they thought was No. 1.
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With China now unabashedly charting its own course — one that diverges rather than converges with the liberal democracies and market economies of the West — conflict, many say, is inevitable.
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Critic's Pick Clementine Creevy, the songwriter, singer and guitarist who leads Cherry Glazerr, has unabashedly grown up in public, claiming allegiances and postures on the way to finding herself.
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The great advance of the 21st century was to establish that it's even funnier to watch comedians riff on movies and TV shows that they earnestly and unabashedly love.
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Yet Apple has unabashedly gone the other direction with its human-led approach, showing that a more media-like sensibility may be able to coexist within a technology company.
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The unabashedly no-frills trio does not offer any form of in-flight entertainment or provide support to passengers who bring their own entertainment by offering in-seat power.
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Serge Gainsbourg on vinyl, quirky owner doling out gratis black Russians for no apparent reason, eclectic clientele all unabashedly chatting with friends and strangers in muddled French and English.
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That means women will get passed over for promotions while pregnant, or that managers will unabashedly ask about a woman&aposs plans to have children during a job interview.
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The newest versions of these tablets, which are set to be released this week, are unabashedly slow and unflashy — but just capable enough to be worth this meager sum.
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While no one can deny that having a strong economy and a booming stock market is unabashedly a good thing, having an unhinged, unraveling president most assuredly is not.
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One unabashedly positive statistic in the 2016 report: After three consecutive years of declines, the number of frequent moviegoers ages 18 to 24 increased 26 percent, to 7.2 million.
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The rule change gave incentive to aggressiveness, but only Tomlin regularly, and unabashedly, flouts convention by going for 2 in situations that before would have otherwise required Boswell's services.
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Maybe that's because they are so unabashedly materialistic (Khloé recently posted an Instagram photo of her 21970-month-old daughter, True, in a $220,214 pile of multicolored Birkin bags).
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At 71, the West-Africa raised director has plumbed the depths of female agency before (Chocolat, White Material), though arguably not in such an unabashedly raw and sexual way.
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We lost Carrie Fisher and Patty Duke, beloved entertainers who brought laughter and comfort to millions by being unabashedly open and relentlessly smart about their struggles with mental illness.
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It's a marketing art form, and it's one that has been perfected by Game of Thrones, which is unabashedly proud of all the wicked ways in which it misleads us.
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After she tweeted that she's running "unabashedly as a mom," Donald Trump Jr. decided to respond that running as a mom is not as "edgy" as she thinks it is.
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Yet the French president is one of the rare European leaders who unabashedly believe in Europe's future, especially as Britain prepares to exit the European Union and America's leadership erodes.
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The memory came to me unexpectedly during a conversation with an ex-boyfriend, and I felt instantly ashamed of my inability to acknowledge, unabashedly, that what happened was not okay.
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Democrats were unvarnished and united in flatly describing Trump's tweets as racist and nativist, words that elected officials have rarely applied so unabashedly to the remarks of a sitting president.
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Though unabashedly played for sex appeal, the moment was also meant to show that McMichaels' character is as self-actualized and transgressive for the time period as the bad guy.
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Season 2 is slower to pick up than its predecessor, but it remains unabashedly true to the Maisel sensibility and the Amy Sherman-Palladino extended universe; sharp, peppy, and colorful.
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The gesture — interfering with the value of an artwork by unabashedly monetizing it, in a way that also eradicates it — was intended as a sardonic comment on the art market.
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The latest trailer for Finding Dory is just two minutes straight of Pixar doing what it does best: being unabashedly sweet and lovable (and pretty funny at the same time).
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If you had to bet then, would you have guessed Tyler would close the decade with an unabashedly pretty and tender No. 22014 album about same-sex love and heartache?
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Her online videos, which are unabashedly sexual, attempt to deliberately confront the male gaze borne from both the sexual shaming by religious institutions and oppression of indigenous heritage by colonialism.
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Last August he returned to multiplexes with the heist comedy Logan Lucky, an unabashedly rednecked cousin to the Ocean's trilogy, that has h the filmmaker's unmistakable fingerprints all over it.
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Big pharma stocks soared just after Trump got elected, as did the broader market, on the assumption that Trump's anti-regulation views would make him an unabashedly pro-business president.
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Both bands are united by the feminist politics that often come through unabashedly in their music, but they also occupy a ground between tension and catharsis that's difficult to achieve.
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This is unabashedly a show with characters who pray before dinner, or who are Obama-hating Republicans (although, since it's set in Colorado, that's not true of all of them).
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Lequeu also drew unabashedly lovely make-believe rooms unsparing in their immensity of minutiae, such as "Hotel Montholon (Salon Project)" (313) and the "Temple of Earthly Venus: Boudoir" (1795–1779).
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Corbyn's Labour, once written off by most of the British media, managed to mobilize a huge coalition of voters who don't typically turn out to back his unabashedly socialist platform.
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His latest attempt to shake things up may be one of his boldest moves yet: Mr. Xi is going slightly — though unabashedly — gray, in defiance of longstanding Communist Party tradition.
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Mr. Sanders's unflinching position is a reminder to voters that he is unabashedly left-wing and unlikely to worry about working within the confines of the existing system anytime soon.
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Miller began his relationship with the Ransom Center in the early 22002s, a moment when the center, flush with oil wealth, was emerging as the field's most unabashedly aggressive player.
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"It is very difficult to rely on these cases on the face of them, because of how glaringly and unabashedly racist their reasoning is," Cepeda Derieux said in an interview.
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They appear in all sorts of texts: informational texts (words such as relative, vary, formulate, specificity, and accumulate), technical texts (calibrate, itemize, periphery), and literary texts (misfortune, dignified, faltered, unabashedly).
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And finally, the S20 Ultra is unabashedly huge at 6.9 inches, with a camera system that's as big and complex as nearly any other you can find on a phone.
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For many British people, especially the young, the unabashedly socialist Corbyn seems more committed to reimposing the tax and regulatory regimes that force the rich to rediscover their social obligations.
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But potential investors are liable to question whether Snap can maintain its enviable user growth rate, particularly as Facebook has unabashedly copied many of the service's top features within Instagram.
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Even some Democrats believe that nominating a single, black, unabashedly liberal woman at this racially charged moment — and in the old Confederacy, no less — is nothing less than political suicide.
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The president is known to watch the network's unabashedly pro-Trump morning show "Fox & Friends," often going to Twitter to share his thoughts about news events covered on the show.
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Where some advisers have sought to temper Trump's instincts, Miller has unabashedly stoked them, earning him a reputation around Washington as a radical and influential voice inside the White House.
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Full of promise and brio, he was most at home in front of a crowd, which he could whip up into a kind of ecstasy with his unabashedly lofty language.
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Further, as a Howard University alum, Harris' hat tip to HBCUs and other majority of color institutions reflects an unabashedly black-identified campaign -- in contrast to Obama's run for president.
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Mr. Rogers, whose cartoons are unabashedly liberal, said 19 cartoons or proposals had been rejected by the editorial page editor or the publisher in the months before he was fired.
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But she can tell the manager likes her, so at the end of the interview she makes her move: As I walked away I felt his eyes unabashedly on my ass.
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Readers, particularly literary women in their twenties and thirties, seem to be entranced by this child of Hollywood, who unabashedly relished her LA milieu and both chronicled and defended its paradoxes.
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The head of SpaceX and Tesla Motors (one of the last shining stars from venture capital's cleantech investment wave of nearly seven years ago), Musk has been unabashedly critical of Trump.
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After Trump unabashedly said he would like Ukraine and China to investigate the man he sees as the biggest threat to his 2020 reelection, it was Giuliani who made matters worse.
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On a Friday appearance on Good Morning America, Staudenmaier revealed that the actress sent him a nice note, thanking him for his elaborate, unabashedly thirsty La La Land-style promposal video.
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" The big picture: A senior Trump administration official told reporters today that the visit signals a "historic remaking of the US-Brazil relationship" and noted that Bolsonaro is "unabashedly pro-American.
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In the film version, Oliver simply licks the fruit despite Elio's protests; in the original novel by André Aciman, he unabashedly devours the entire peach, causing Elio to burst into tears.
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Telemedicine involves an amazing and unabashedly sci-fi/futuristic technology, whereby an app on your smartphone can perform a routine eye examination from your home or office in about 2628 minutes.
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From the Oceanaires of California to the Weehawken Wonder Boys of New Jersey, groups swirl their voices together in an unabashedly schmaltzy singing style that dates back to the 193th century.
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Stella's establishment is unabashedly a sports bar, serving complimentary Cheetos and the kind of easy-to grasp food you need while cheering on a game or playing a round of pool.
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"Recently I did a freestyle for the BET Awards cypher addressing and condemning rappers who unabashedly abuse women, and those who stand up for them, " the rapper states in the video.
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Wildflower is the most joyous, unabashedly sentimental music this side of Chance the Rapper, and it's arriving at a time when people can use that kind of joy more than ever.
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It not only made reviewers go goo-goo for Gaga, but it also seems to have reminded them that unabashedly heartfelt melodramas still have a place in the world in 2018.
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And unlike President Obama, who remained largely silent when nationwide protests consumed Iran in 2009, President Trump should unabashedly employ the bully pulpit to denounce Tehran's most recent human rights crackdown.
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A Yankovic fan since he was a bullied ten-year-old, O'Hern credits the ringlet-sporting accordion player for showing him that it was okay to be his unabashedly geeky self.
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Younger and more unabashedly anti-democratic than Netanyahu's cohort of Likudniks, they do not feel the need to pay lip service to the idea of the occupation as a temporary necessity.
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He is unabashedly an "artist's artist," employing whatever medium seems to best suit the project at hand, from drawing and painting to rendered putty sculptures, to found object assemblages and performance.
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It's as unabashedly retro as the game itself, involving the download of a RAR file that you should then extract into a new folder called "DOPA" in your main Quake folder.
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As a result, increasingly polarized voters are searching for parties that promote their side unabashedly: the Brexit Party for Leavers and the Liberal Democrats for Remainers who want a second referendum.
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I can look at the way Trump has governed — unabashedly spreading hate, gleefully shattering norms and sowing chaos at every turn — and wonder why more didn't go Democrats' way on Tuesday.
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"In some of the matches we didn't have as much possession as the other teams, but it wasn't because we weren't dangerous," Deschamps said of criticism of his unabashedly cautious style.
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Over the last century or so, the Thai monarchy has gone from seemingly frugal to unabashedly rich — and it has managed that by casting King Bhumibol as a Buddha-like figure.
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That's something Ms. Ocasio-Cortez was able to capitalize on fluently, casting herself as part of a new generation of young, unabashedly liberal Democrats unwilling to wait their turn any longer.
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"The film is earnestly and unabashedly melodramatic to an extent that may baffle audiences accustomed to clever, knowing historical fictions," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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She and her two best friends are choreographing a number for the talent show; she's applied to California Institute of the Arts; and she flirts unabashedly with a cute pizza server.
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That film, and her 1993 Western, "The Ballad of Little Jo," were deeply feminist, unabashedly provocative stories about singular women battling the prejudices of their times; period pieces with contemporary resonance.
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It has been the home to a Broadway show and well-known episodes of television series made in the city that have unabashedly explored vibrators and other female-friendly sex accessories.
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And though he writes in an unabashedly atonal idiom, Mr. Wuorinen often structures his music in such a way that particular notes are frequently reiterated, providing the ear with subtle guideposts.
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He has unabashedly declared that state law enforcement officials who hold immigration violators on the basis of detainer requests issued by ICE risk violating the Fourth Amendment prohibition against unreasonable seizure.
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Up until his involvement in the Ukraine saga, Perry had been one of the most non-controversial Cabinet members, even while unabashedly and loudly supporting American gas exports into other nations.
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While it spends billions to wage sectarian conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Iraq, the Iranian regime has systematically and unabashedly neglected the country's ecosystem and economy for the past 40 years.
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"[Drag Queen Story Hour] captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity of childhood and gives kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models," the umbrella organization's mission statement says.
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If you decide you're up for the adventure of getting to know this fiery person a little bit better, remember that Aries is the most unabashedly aggressive sign in the zodiac.
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Ahead of 20183, the party's left-leaning base badly wants leaders to chart a path that's unabashedly progressive, including Medicare-for-all, a $15 minimum wage, and a green jobs bill.
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"Falwell has shown himself to be unabashedly in service of money and power, at the expense of others, not of the message of the gospel he claims," the group's Facebook page says.
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Nowhere is this truth more evident than on Reddit, where users unabashedly share their best and worst attempts at grooming brows, shaving legs, and landscaping one's nether regions, among other removal methods.
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But there's a troubling needle for Park to thread here: The director unabashedly traffics in lurid material, and in service of a lurid lesbian story, he's putting female flesh on lurid display.
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An obvious highlight is What/If, an unabashedly dramatic show in which Renée Zellweger plays a billionaire puppet-master who enjoys putting people in morally compromising situations — what's there not to like?
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At a glance, the 19803 Chevy Chase comedy—the third movie about Clark Griswold, the unironic idol of suburban dads across America—is an unabashedly stupid and fun series of slapstick gags.
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But in Virginia's 13th District, a likable woman with clear goals was able to oust a career politician who had worn out his welcome, despite his opponent being openly and unabashedly transgender.
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Unabashedly analog, the watches pay homage to giant robots and old tech, looking like a cross between something that you could find in the hatch in Lost and a Shinjuku fever dream.
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It will certainly be interesting to see how turning the BBG into an unabashedly biased tool of the president rather than a more measured bipartisan tool of international diplomacy will shake out.
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Her album Expectations is a perfect etching of the modern relationship—the chase, the flirtation, the confusion, the heartbreak—except this time it's unabashedly about being a woman in love with women.
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In fact, a few weeks after his appearance at Yale, one of his conservative colleagues, Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain, also visited, and unabashedly described the process to a group of law students.
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The power banks have carabiners, so you can attach them to your keyring or purse, or your person via your belt loop — something the PR person at the booth was doing unabashedly!
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As CEO of Breitbart News, Bannon gave a leading platform to the alt-right, what I consider a white supremacist movement that regularly and unabashedly peddles in anti-Semitism, sexism and racism.
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Yet even if Facebook could reliably spot not just unabashedly false news but sensationalized content, its current policy is to allow it as long as it doesn't preach violence or pure hate.
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Instead of opening political negotiations to address Kashmiris' calls for independence, India continues to unabashedly use military force to maintain a status quo that for years has suffocated millions in the region.
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Mr. Erdogan, an Islamist who has run the country for more than a decade, has unabashedly used the aftermath of the mid-July coup to focus the country on a common enemy.
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She draws on that biography -- the childhood lessons of her tribal elders and the struggles of her rural neighbors -- to form a platform that is unabashedly progressive, but nuanced for rural Idaho.
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J. R. Heckman, 15, a freshman from Cleveland and the youngest boy in the group, was unabashedly star-struck, both by his fellow students and his coach, the Broadway performer Howard McGillin.
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Sinema's candidacy stands in marked contrast to that of Representative Beto O'Rourke in conservative Texas, the Democrat who is running against incumbent Republican Senator Ted Cruz unabashedly as a left-wing progressive.
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In meditative movements like the Adagio of the G Minor Sonata, Ms. Hahn takes an unabashedly Romantic approach, with slow tempos that allow her to spin out the melody in shiny ribbons.
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Finding it online, many through YouTube, they fell unabashedly for the story of a high school nerd named Jeremy who swallows a minuscule supercomputer that has the power to turn him chill.
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He has passed along tweets from unabashedly anti-Semitic accounts, and has been slow to denounce assaults, vandalism and other Jew-hating acts, which the Anti-Defamation League says have risen sharply.
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Other successful authors might have brushed off an invitation to write a video game tie-in novel, an unabashedly commercial genre that some say amounts to little more than elaborate product placement.
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Winterson has stitched together that rarest of beasts: a novel that is both deeply thought-provoking and provocative yet also unabashedly entertaining (I laughed out loud more times than I could count).
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For some time now he has unabashedly defied the odds of conventional politics, throwing conventional practices and political etiquette to the side in favor of his own take on the political process.
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They're unafraid to be unabashedly themselves as they navigate their unconventional lives as international stars, as well as share their diverse passions, which help distinguish each of them within the large group.
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Although Dunleavy campaigned on an unabashedly pro-business platform, when he entered the governor's office, Alaskan media outlets reported that he had declined to take a formal position on the Pebble mine.
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There's a moment near the end of Control that is so unabashedly thrilling, joyous, and decadent in its design that it would make most roller coaster creators reflect on their life decisions.
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Directed by Michelle Latimer (who is Métis and Algonquin) and reported by Sarain Fox (Anishinabe), both of Canadian indigenous descent, "Rise" is unabashedly on the side of the protesters it embeds with.
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I wonder if there is a group of leaders who will rise up and unabashedly defend this project, or even realize that it is this fundamental thing that is now under attack.
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"Every protest, every dissent, whether it's an individual academic paper or Founder's parking lot demonstration, is unabashedly an attempt to forge an identity in this particular age," Clinton said in her speech.
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When Christie was asked whether, despite a shutdown of the state government, he would steal away to the manse on the shore that's a perk of his office, he unabashedly answered yes.
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It's got a ripe theme for Kingsolver, an unabashedly political writer, to pluck — that is, how poverty looms today for so many middle-class families, just around the corner, one misstep away.
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For an act that weighs so heavily on just being mindful, meditation can feel surprisingly complicated: you have to be fully, unabashedly present in your body, whilst never thinking too much about it.
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In the absence of federal guidance — indeed, under the shadow of federal policy unabashedly devoted to fossil fuels — it will be up to the states to find a path forward on clean energy.
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While his unabashedly socialist politics saw the party pick up an extra 30 seats in the 2017 elections, he has alienated more moderate members, who feel he would make a disastrous prime minister.
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As for Tormund, well, he continued to provide comic relief (what exactly was the white liquid in that horn he poured it all over himself?), in addition to being unabashedly horny for Brienne.
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She ran and was elected on an unabashedly progressive platform, championing women's rights, climate change reform, and social justice issues — many of which were represented and supported at women's marches across the country.
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It's a joyously, unabashedly solipsistic fantasy that ultimately breaks down when it encounters the real world, and the pure fantasy elements and the way Wright undermines them are both part of the fun.
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While American baseball columnists endlessly debate the unspoken rules of the sport, drawing lines on just how much fun players and fans can have, the game in Japan felt unpredictable and unabashedly ecstatic.
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Your sound is unabashedly R&B and soulful, but it is also innovative in the way you infuse yourselves into it – with Nigerian pidgin and Yoruba, though I've read that you're both Igbo.
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His critics fear that his norm-breaking campaign portends a political future in which candidates pay no penalty for unabashedly telling untruths, disregarding the public's right to know, and lobbing racially charged accusations.
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During a writing stint at This Hour Has 22 Minutes, my friend Andrew Johnston offered me a guest spot at Yuk Yuk's Halifax, and I unabashedly sold the hell out of my jokes.
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Each of their three LP's have been decorated with Raymond Pettibon imagery, and have driven directly and unabashedly to the various points of cruelty and obstruction on the perilous sphere known as Earth.
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Martinez told me that their vision for the new show is a "mash-up of 'The Daily Show' and the Chappelle show," a comedy show that covers the culture while remaining unabashedly black.
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Many even unabashedly admit to being vain narcissists, and everyone loves them for what is, when you think about it, actually a more honest reflection of who we all are on social media.
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What is somewhat surprising is how Issa gave it to Molly straight, pointing out that she has been increasingly negative lately, and unabashedly self-sabotaging in pretty much every aspect of her life.
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Despite its unabashedly discriminatory entrance policy and not revealing their actual location, The Amrita has already sold out its dinner and dance show tickets, ranging from 12,000 to 80,000 yen ($112 to $563).
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Gone is the sheen and excitement of Mr. de Blasio's ascension to the zenith of city government, the first Democratic mayor in two decades who promised an unabashedly left-of-center governing philosophy.
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From Approximately, "Now or Never" is an unabashedly political song, originally performed in a folk-music style and first released when the Vietnam War had become an ever more costly, desperate, aimless mission.
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"Trump shot himself in the foot with his unabashedly undiplomatic United Nations General Assembly speech," said Lee Sung-yoon, a Korea expert at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
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But there's a growing wave of women who are speaking openly and unabashedly about their health issues, giving the middle finger to modesty and bringing these once-private struggles into the public sphere.
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Moses Pendleton's inventive and unabashedly audience-pleasing theatrical dance company returns to the Joyce for a two-week-plus summer residency with a suitcase full of dances from its nearly 40-year existence.
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At a moment when immigration has become such a polarizing political issue, "Little America" feels like a tonic, one intended to inspire and unabashedly celebrate people who chose to make America their home.
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In retrospect, I think her best approach would have been as an alternative to Joe Biden — younger, fresher, more dynamic and more progressive than him but unabashedly more moderate than Warren or Sanders.
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In the 21975s and early 21980s, Douglas cut a striking figure as the prototypical male movie star — unabashedly handsome, with a barrel chest, bright smile, deep and gravelly voice, and trademark cleft chin.
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Since coming to power in 2014, Modi has pursued an unabashedly Hindu nationalist agenda, and has been criticized for emboldening hard-liners and seeking to marginalize the country's Muslim minority from public life.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A new repertory screening series at the Museum of Modern Art, unabashedly titled "Now We Think as We Fuck": Queer Liberation to Activism, is daring and necessary.
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Backers insist that Gillum's unabashedly progressive agenda will excite liberal voters in Florida enough to put a Democrat in the governor's mansion for the first time since Lawton Chiles won reelection in 1994.
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Cloak-and-dagger intrigue notwithstanding, Russia has been unabashedly pro-Trump; it was the only G20 country in which a majority of people polled during the race favored the businessman over Hillary Clinton.
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Much like Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib captured the primary by running an unabashedly progressive campaign to the left of the competition, and she picked up much of her fundraising from a strong grassroots campaign.
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If the worry is mentioning death, then how would someone make sense of Tay K's "The Race,"which is unabashedly about killing someone and evading the police, being a mainstay on rap charts?
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No. He is flawed and he is complicated and he is not unabashedly beloved like the Yankees stars who retired before him, even if he won the franchise a World Series in 2009.
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The view that you can only enjoy ONE of these types of things has always annoyed us — we unabashedly love both, and what better way to celebrate that than combine them where possible?
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If you already miss the Obamas — as many of us tearfully, unabashedly do — you can take heart in knowing that one of the first family's beachfront vacation homes in Hawaii is available for rent.
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Deep down, under its wintry hues and prolonged silences, On Body and Soul is a fairytale — as unabashedly sentimental as Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water (2017), nominated for the Best Picture category.
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And the intelligence community has unabashedly dipped into the Silicon Valley ecosystem with experiments like backing the venture capital firm In-Q-Tel (among its successes: Keyhole, the company that morphed into Google Earth).
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For the uninitiated, the hallmarks of an emotional banger are a big fuck off kick-drum, saccharine-but-unabashedly-relateable lyrics and the overwhelming feeling of making you want to cry into your WKD.
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Immigrants, Muslims, Jews, LGBTQ people, and others minority groups were targeted by individuals riding a vile wave of euphoria, ostensibly emboldened by a man who unabashedly trades in bigoted rhetoric winning the Oval Office.
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I want people to be confused, but the more unabashedly I appear trans in public, especially in an area where minimal clothing is worn, the more unsafe I feel, especially living in the South.
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Broad City's lineage, then, could be more rightly traced to The Nanny, the 1993 sitcom starring Fran Drescher as a nasal, unabashedly Yiddishe fashion queen turned caregiver to a waspy Upper East Side family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Unless you are heartless ghoul, the unabashedly ribald energy rippling throughout Kathy Butterly's crumpled, bulging, oddly twisted, and pouting ceramic vessels should bring a smile to your face.
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Much like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib captured her primary by running an unabashedly progressive campaign to the left of the competition, and she picked up much of her fundraising from a strong grassroots campaign.
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The unabashedly pro-Clinton, for-profit media company has a strong following in the realm of progressive social media and has been using its platform in part to hammer Johnson as a flaky Republican.
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"Senator Sanders is the most progressive member of the United States Congress and has unabashedly advocated and promoted policies that overwhelmingly benefit the Black community," Sanders' National Press Secretary Symone D. Sanders told CNN.
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Tongue-in-cheek, raw and unabashedly feminist – all traits that oozed into their brand of aggressively catchy music – the ladies are downright hilarious when left to their own devices, as evidenced throughout the documentary.
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It was unabashedly product-centric: booths along the side of the room hosted heavyweight gaming PCs running Rocket League, and nervous attendees tiptoed around laptops of varying sizes and shapes with drinks in hand.
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Of course, that was before just about every cool clothing line and beauty brand unabashedly broke for L.A. — and yes, before a film by the same name pulled down some serious awards this year.
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Still, some on Capitol Hill (anonymously) tell journalists that she is more flash than substance and that her unabashedly progressive stances, naively or not, endanger the chance of Democrats winning voters across the country.
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We're used to seeing unlikeable men on screen, but it's still a little startling to see stories about women who are unabashedly messed up, then realize those stories won't simply write these women off.
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Less than 25 years after Bill Clinton shocked some by unabashedly answering a question about his underwear preference on television, Mr. Trump purposefully brought up the size of his penis at a televised debate.
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Animated by a kind of Victorian religiosity, Mr. Bleckner's cannily postmodernist yet unabashedly sentimental art would seem to be equally far from Mr. Fischl's earthy tragicomedy tragic-comedy and Mr. Salle's bitter semiotic gamesmanship.
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In office, meanwhile, Trump has arguably overseen the most conservative Department of Education in history — with his administration unabashedly promoting school choice, seeking to cut education spending, and seeking to reduce the federal role.
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And how an anti-Islamist, nationalist party in Germany, the AfD, was unabashedly handing out branded gummy bears to entice voters to abandon cultural and religious pluralism in favor of frenzied nationalism and xenophobia.
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In an era of the '80s overrun by sexy pop and punk stars like George Michael, Annie Lennox and the late David Bowie, Prince made a name for himself by unabashedly owning his sexuality.
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And I don't think I've ever visited another city where the residents — perhaps partly because many of them came from big cities like Los Angeles and Seattle — are so unabashedly delighted to live there.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Modern city-state Singapore is a predictable place: it's hot and humid every day, unabashedly pro-business, immaculately clean -no chewing gum anywhere - and the government is usually run by a Lee.
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Today, the analysts claiming close ties between Al Qaeda and Iran come from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, which vehemently opposes the Iran nuclear deal and unabashedly calls for regime change in Iran.
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The tech world encountered one of these deliciously informative moments earlier this week, when a well-known startup investor and mentor, Paul Graham, admitted that he was personally (and unabashedly) responsible for rising inequality.
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"The First Purge," directed by Gerard McMurray, who is black, is unabashedly exploitative, depicting mostly black and brown Staten Islanders being hunted down by trained militias of white nationalists and Ku Klux Klan members.
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Either of his rumored successors, CIA Director Mike Pompeo or US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, would swing far closer to Trump's worldview than Tillerson, as both have unabashedly, demonstrated to the President.
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Over the course of three generations of family ownership, it evolved from an off-price men's suiting outlet into a symbol of a certain kind of New York style: unabashedly elitist and very expensive.
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He essentially tied for first place in the Iowa caucuses with Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who has sought to position himself as an ideological counter to Sanders' unabashedly progressive politics.
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To the Editor: Re "Burdens Borne by a U.S. Team With No Equal" (front page, July 8): Twenty years ago I was alone in my apartment crying unabashedly after Brandi Chastain's winning penalty kick.
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If you happen to weirdly live in a household that doesn't celebrate Star Wars every day, today—May the Fourth—is the day when we call all unabashedly talk about the galaxy far, far away.
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Over the years, I've unabashedly taken part in royal-wedding fever, watched for the arrival of royal babies, and harbored a crush on the hot, hard-partying, hip-hop-loving royal family member, Prince Harry.
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For the last few decades both parties have unabashedly been the humble servants of big corporate money, while young voters (at least on the Democratic side) keep begging their officials to instead fight big business.
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What strikes me is how unabashedly Musgraves, and her influences, embrace the feminine, which is practically a political statement in a genre whose mainstream has knowingly eschewed women for the vast majority of its history.
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The real surprise of Cam, however, is how it treats sex work: This is a progressive, sex-positive, unabashedly feminist film in a genre that has often been derided for punishing women for their sexuality.
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In the preceding decade, she created works—sculptures, drawings, and installations that were unabashedly sentimental and feminine, elevating both as worthy of artistic inquiry—at a furious pace, as if making up for lost time.
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She still acts — she stars in an upcoming Facebook show called Five Points, produced by Kerry Washington — but has gained more prominence, in recent years, for her music: synth-heavy, catchy, and unabashedly queer pop.
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The show as a whole tends to take its cues from an opening credits sequence and Harry Gregson-Williams theme song that are unabashedly retro in their vision of a future filled with electronic pleasures.
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"In their S1 filing, Uber unabashedly states that denying workers of basic employment protections like minimum wage, Social Security contributions, and other benefits is essential to their business model," a statement from the NYTWA reads.
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Jaden Smith and Shia LaBeouf both tweeted "HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US," and I got excited because it meant Shia was up to something crazy again and I love him unabashedly, without irony or shame.
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Just last month, when asked if she meant to take away the tax cuts if Democrats regain control of the House, Pelosi unabashedly told a packed conference that was an "accurate" assessment of her goal.
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The day the news broke about the Niger ambush several senior U.S. senators responded to media inquiries about it by defensively and strangely unabashedly declaring they didn't even know we had troops deployed to Niger.
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And for the most part, Chopra has done just that, using her stardom to propel from Bollywood movie star to an international icon -- a rise that some would call ruthlessly careerist and others unabashedly feminist.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 92% (season 2)What critics said: "Offering respite from today's political stridency, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan serves up something reassuringly nostalgic: a conservatism that isn't just quietly confident, but unabashedly idealistic.
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Later, President George W. Bush appointed Mr. McGahn to serve as a commissioner on the Federal Election Commission, where he developed a reputation for unabashedly trying to stop what he believed were its regulatory excesses.
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I was well into adulthood by the time I read them (unabashedly in my law firm cafeteria, I might add), but I marveled at how effectively J.K. Rowling had illustrated the notion of moral courage.
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The cycle started with a gap between the elite consensus on immigration — unabashedly in favor — and the public's more conflicted attitudes, which differ depending on the day's headlines and the wording of the polling questions.
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Targets were often unabashedly highbrow (Dick Cavett, Ingmar Bergman's "Persona"), as in "Battle of the PBS Stars," during which Julia Child faced off in a boxing ring against Mr. Rogers, with a puppet cheering ringside.
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And this is why I've decided my life's work is to be unabashedly vocal about my family's setup; where we challenge the traditional gender norms of being a provider across financial, logistical and emotional provisions.
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Mosques are being vandalized, innocent people are being harmed, and the current frontrunner in the Republican presidential contest has openly and unabashedly called for a total, albeit temporary, ban on all Muslims entering the United States.
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The accusation that Twitter is unabashedly favoring Clinton over Trump is just the latest in a long list of grievances held by members of The_Donald against large technology companies (including Reddit itself) and the mainstream media.
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The superstar is unabashedly herself, which means you can constantly feel the unapologetic Boogie Down Bronx vibes wafting off of her — the same vibes I grew up recognizing in my South Bronx-hailing, Puerto Rican dad.
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Whereas other Republican senators at times struggled to answer if they thought Trump's request for a "favor" on the call with the Ukrainian president was appropriate, Braun leaned in, unabashedly defending the president at every opportunity.
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Miller, Reese, and Wernick instead offer a dare: to love a superhero movie that unabashedly embraces everything we really love about superhero movies — ridiculous violence, wry one-liners, and a hero we can honestly root for.
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I'm especially taken with the crisp collar and slim fit that gives off an unabashedly sleek look; indeed, there are a number of menswear-inspired details that make this shirt look every bit the power outfit.
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These perceptions matter and have huge impacts on what people think of certain things that, in a perfect world, would just be enjoyed unabashedly by its fans and ignored by those who aren't as into it.
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The Middle East still presents a multitude of security concerns, the most prominent being Iran's attempts to sow discord in the region by openly and unabashedly supporting terrorism, as well as combating ISIS and Al-Qaeda.
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Arriving on Hotflush on June 3, "Mother & Child" is a typically big room ready banger, an unabashedly emotional floor-filler that's set to have the spangled throngs weeping into their bottles of overpriced Evian with aplomb.
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To her most loyal fans and listeners (re: Black women), her elevated star power and status meant that for once, the everyday trials and tribulations of Black womanhood were being unabashedly heard on a mainstream level.
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While other institutions shy away from all but the artsiest of adult films, the EHM was setting up to host the unabashedly porny Adult Film Festival of Las Vegas when I arrived to tour the collection.
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If the word hagiography can be used as a compliment, this is a terrific example of the genre: refreshing and invigorating, an unabashedly full-throated and heartfelt endorsement that cuts through the negativity surrounding this campaign.
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Unabashedly, she called out sexism when she commented during one debate, in reference to former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, that no female mayor of a small city would be in his position in the race.
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If you can produce for me an administration that has showcased as much unabashedly, unrepentantly regal behavior as his, then I'll personally collect and supply the driftwood for your Thanksgiving tablescapes for the next three decades.
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Mr. Trump was in Montana, he unabashedly told the crowd, to settle a political score with Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat who is tangled in a tough re-election campaign with Matt Rosendale, the state auditor.
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He appears to subscribe to the notion that the United States, the largest economy on earth, must unabashedly pursue its self-interest, free of constraints like naïve reverence for the rules of the global trading system.
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And though one can hardly call Seuss' work equivalently lurid, it is vulgar in the best, positive sense: bracingly direct and unafraid of silliness, obviously easy to enjoy and always unabashedly fun in the first instance.
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That's remarkable for many reasons — it's unabashedly a horror film about racism (and a very funny one), and it premiered in February, two factors that tend to work against movies when it comes to the Oscars.
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GM does not intend to revamp the old Hummer brand, but rather to bring back the name as an electric under GMC — a surprising move, considering the Hummer&aposs reputation as an unabashedly excessive gas guzzler.
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Although risk aversion weighed on the dollar/yen, "an unabashedly dovish Brainard was unquestionably the reason" for the deeper move into the 20.7980 level, Stephen Innes, APAC head of trading at OANDA, said in a note.
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The specimens at Donut Farm are a near-perfect representation of the LA-Cambodian doughnut style, which are defined by a smaller, tightly wound coil shape, a dark brown extra-crispy exterior, and an unabashedly cakey texture.
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Sanders is in somewhat of a tricky position heading into 2020; he was the unabashedly progressive candidate for president in 2016, running on a slate of ideas including single-payer health care and tuition-free public college.
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"When the Fed chief says, pretty much unabashedly, that she's going to go to three rate hikes, and she sort of talks up the economy, and yet the market remains skeptical, that's telling me something," he added.
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During the campaign and after his victory, Trump has unabashedly and unpredictably turned US policy on its head with a cascade of jaw-dropping statements about Mexico, China, Russia and Putin, ISIS, Muslims, NATO, Israel and more.
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When Khloé Unabashedly Returned to the Gym After Giving Birth Five weeks after welcoming daughter True Thompson in April, Khloé addressed critics who slammed her decision to get back into a fitness routine as a new mom.
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Heidkamp situates himself unabashedly within the tradition of French and American plein air painters, those who reveled in the physicality of paint and its ability to capture truths of light, mood, and weather seemingly on the fly.
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And come November, such a vote may be even more inconceivable as Democrats lean further left on abortion: In 2018, Democrats running for federal office across the country are betting on platforms that unabashedly support abortion rights.
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In some ways, an art collective functions similarly to a religious institution: various individuals with a singular, unified end goal come together to create and support something they unabashedly believe in, an artistic "greater good" of sorts.
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Political newcomer Emmanuel Macron will be France's next president, pollsters projected Sunday night, delivering a resounding victory to an unabashedly pro-European former investment banker and strengthening France's place as a central pillar of the European Union.
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"I've always had a special connection to dogs and I love their affection unless they're kissing me in the face because I already have acne and that's from my hormones," the star says unabashedly on the podcast.
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"I am so excited for the world to experience the stories from our partnership with AT&T, which are set to be equal parts entertaining, inspiring, thought-provoking and unabashedly real," the Big Little Lies star added.
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"Nancy Reagan, the influential and stylish wife of the 40th president of the United States who unabashedly put Ronald Reagan at the center of her life but became a political figure in her own right..." http://nyti.
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In Asher, he gets the biographer any writer dreams of: thorough, smart, literate, and unabashedly on his subject's side—a disciple, a role that puts him, as the book itself lays out, in excellent, even august company.
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Doubts persist about whether Warren's unabashedly progressive platform can appeal to voters in a general election, especially on health care where the senator is advocating a substantial reform that will eventually include getting rid of private insurance.
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To tear my thoughts away from the paranoid, racist, nonsensical drivel that Joe and Steve are unabashedly perpetuating, I ask the bartender how the crowd at the bar has changed since the election cycle really took off.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, Dr. Beck's approach has been unabashedly ascendant, according to interviews with more than two dozen current and former E.P.A. and White House officials, confidential E.P.A. documents, and materials obtained through open-record requests.
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The latest twist has seen the leftist government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, the Marxist anti-austerity firebrand of yore, lurch toward the center, call unabashedly for the foreign investment Greece needs, and embrace the United States.
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He lives on in Blitzen Trapper's "Wild and Reckless," an accomplished slice of classic rock that unabashedly sounds like Mr. Petty singing a Springsteen song with the Heartbreakers' California guitars and a harmonica intro from Neil Young.
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The contrast between Republicans in Minnesota and those in Wisconsin is like night and day: Those in Wisconsin advocate for conservative policies unabashedly, while their counterparts in Minnesota have been much more apologetic and prone to retreat.
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Ultimately the thrill of the gain gives rise to the agony of the loss and those investors who are unabashedly bullish on the current crop of superstar stocks would be wise to learn their stock market history.
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His best works — like the unabashedly lyrical 1979 novel, "Endless Love" (forget the awful Brooke Shields movie), or his smartly confident 1995 novel, "Men in Black" — brim with the authenticity of vivid inner lives expertly spied upon.
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In North Carolina, a June hearing is scheduled in a suit over the unabashedly partisan carving of the state into 10 Republican and three Democratic House seats — this in a state with more registered Democrats than Republicans.
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As we wait in anticipation of the drama that may unfold this Sunday at the 22007 awards, we're looking back at some of the wildest moments in VMAs beef history, from fist-throwing rockers to unabashedly outspoken rappers.
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De Blasio set the tone of Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate: combative — he was the first to interrupt — and unabashedly ideological, electrifying what had been a sleepy round of introductions and repeatedly pulling the conversation to the left.
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From timeline-warping leaps to outsized stunts to its habit of converting villains to anti-hero buddies, the series has unabashedly embraced an over-the-top aesthetic where no twist is too ridiculous, if it's played straight enough.
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When People asked the longtime reality-show host to choose a potential new Bachelorette from currently single celebs Taylor Swift, Kendall Jenner, and Khloé Kardashian, he didn't hesitate for a second before declaring himself unabashedly Team T. Swift.
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That's how, for a decade, she's managed to push the conversation forward by being fearlessly, unabashedly herself — through her music, her politics, her makeup, and during our phone call... which ran 15 minutes longer than her team allotted.
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I can't decide if its recurring jokes about giant Toblerones or lines like "I'm not sure alcohol really fits my personal brand anymore" are unabashedly stupid or brilliant, but I've come to terms with how little that matters.
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"We remember President Bush admiringly as a veteran who fought totalitarianism, a statesman who advocated for freedom, a leader who served his country, and an unabashedly dedicated family man," Stacey Cunningham, NYSE Group President, said in a statement.
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Brown, 66, is unabashedly progressive but with a Midwestern, populist bent that could appeal to Democratic voters who found Trump's message -- which is fairly aligned with Brown's own beliefs on issues like trade -- not just appealing, but animating.
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On "Photograph," he unabashedly uses XXXtentacion's "Look At Me" flow, just as Drake did on More Life's "KMT," but even with those perceived jabs, KOD is J. Cole firmly planting his flag in the "grown up" rap territory.
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The 31-year-old Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has unabashedly pitched his "Vision 2030" reforms at the 70 percent of the staid Islamic kingdom's people younger than him, promising to unlock their "talent, potential and dedication".
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These pictures — 130 of which are collected in his recently published book "Sketch Book Boys" — are sexy but not erotic, taking a softer stance than, say, Tom of Finland's unabashedly pornographic midcentury drawings of leathered-out muscle daddies.
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"Fast Cars, Women, Money!" read the poster that the guy from Alpine (an enclave of celebrities and multimillionaires), who lived next door to me in my freshman dorm at college, unabashedly pinned to the wall over his bed.
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While many international leaders pretend that there is some global kumbaya moment, every leader of every nation is constantly working to put his or her nation's interests first, and that is precisely — and unabashedly — what Trump is doing.
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Citing Slowdive and The Smiths as influences in the same breath as The Get Up Kids and The Casket Lottery, the duo's ambitious, indie punk definitely bends genre, while retaining a sad, earnest core that feels unabashedly emo.
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From the achingly spatial "Maggot Brain" to the literal and figurative brightness of "Flashlight," the music was at once deeply soulful, unabashedly joyous and invested in exploring the far-out sounds made possible via the era's emerging audio technology.
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" Rios said: "'For the love of it' is our rallying cry, proudly saying to go all in for the things you love — from passions and interests like football and music, to unabashedly enjoying one of life's favorite treats — Pepsi.
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Like a lot of middle aged white dudes who suddenly started appreciating Kanye West 's rhymes, Trump supporters were excited to see someone who unabashedly rooted for the president, even if it was just an exercise in trolling liberals.
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Sanders wrote the Medicare-for-all bill that was introduced in the Senate and Warren co-sponsored it, so it wasn't a surprise that the two most progressive candidates onstage unabashedly embraced single-payer at the second Democratic debate.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — World leaders and business executives converged upon the palatial Ritz-Carlton hotel on Tuesday, putting concerns about Saudi Arabia's role in the 2018 murder of a dissident journalist behind them and returning unabashedly to deal-making.
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While Fruitvale Station abandons the power fantasy for a portrait of life and tragedy, Coogler's work since has been unabashedly in the framework of providing power fantasies for people who have been underserved by the fantasies that currently exist.
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In places, Call Me is unabashedly erotic, and yet Guadagnino nimbly navigates that tricky terrain without ever venturing into gratuitousness — simply treating Elio and Oliver's relationship as it deserves to be treated, just like any other cinematic love affair.
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After eight years of talk about the "war on coal," an unabashedly pro-environment position hasn't been especially popular here; Democrats' vote share in the presidential race fell from 43 percent in 2008 to just 27 percent last year.
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The duo's unabashedly retro sound is far more elegant and politically charged than rockabilly's self-conscious greaser vibes or your garden variety, buttoned-up Oldies outfit, and high priestess Alexandra James' fiery black rose croon is a Luciferian revelation.
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The move signals not only another step in the cat and mouse game between smartphone makers and the government-sponsored firms that seek to defeat their security, but also a more unabashedly public phase of that security face-off.
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In her first post on the account, Chelsea shared a sweet photo of her hugging her mom and also voiced her passion for the campaign during an appearance in Ames, Iowa: "I am an unabashedly, deeply biased, proud daughter."
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The Rohrabacher-Rouda race has stood out nationally in part because of the incumbent's reputation for unabashedly pro-Russian views, widely seen as once putting him on a short-list for consideration as President Donald Trump's secretary of state.
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Trump's strident defense of national sovereignty during his debut at the annual U.N. General Assembly showed his campaign-honed policy inclinations very much intact and presented a Trump Doctrine to the world that focused unabashedly on the U.S. homeland.
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Her age will allow her to influence the court for decades, she's unabashedly conservative and deeply religious, and her gender, conservatives hope, will make it harder for critics to paint her as extreme on women's rights and health care.
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MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — Donald J. Trump unabashedly trumpeted his support for warmer relations with Russia at a campaign rally here on Monday night, acidly mocking opponents who say he is too friendly to Vladimir V. Putin, the country's strongman president.
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The podcast is led by Eric Holthaus, a meteorologist perhaps best known for unabashedly describing how he broke down in tears in September, 2013, when the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest assessment of global warming findings.
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Even if the unabashedly left-wing, anti-capitalist quartet's sound has mellowed a tad since the 90s, their message hasn't; if anything, it's only gotten sharper since the Bush era spawned some of their finest and most furious work.
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Both campaigns describe themselves as unabashedly progressive, and, rather than blanketing the airwaves with ads, have taken their message directly to tens of thousands of voters, meeting them on the streets of Detroit or a New York subway station.
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But Brazilian voters may have put an end to that dynamic by electing as their next president Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right lawmaker who is unabashedly pro-American and strikingly similar to President Trump in temperament, tactics and style.
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" That same night, Jeong was a guest on "Late Night With Seth Meyers," and he unabashedly declared: "If I do not become the host of the Oscars, I will consider not only my career but my life a failure.
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In recent years, MTV has unabashedly courted new generations of young viewers by revamping — or just repackaging — old shows, many of which began airing long before much of its core audience of 20173-22017-year-olds was even born.
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"We're creating this wave of women who are ready to take high-level leadership positions in society, and they're going to do it unabashedly, they're going to go for it intentionally," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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There's something surreal about sitting in a ballroom packed to the brim with hundreds of "Six" fans — most of them young women and teenage girls — and watching them unabashedly belt out the musical's soundtrack in a cast-led singalong.
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Against that backdrop, the case in British Columbia stands out for the unabashedly cozy relationship between private interests and government officials in the province, a political state of affairs that will be tested at the ballot box in May.
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In his first major address since winning the presidency three weeks ago, Donald J. Trump soaked up the adulation of thousands of his supporters at a campaign-style rally here, unabashedly gloating about the "great" victory he had secured.
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He unabashedly tweets (in both English and German) about his concern over the rise of the hard-right in Germany—and, more atypically still, considers such pronouncements to be part of his job as a captain of German industry.
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Trump also teased former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who now serves as one of his personal attorneys, after he unabashedly defended him in the wake of the "Access Hollywood" tape scandal, The Wall Street Journal reported last week.
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Hailing from a minority background, and a couple of decades younger than his rival party leaders, Klaver delivers a new and unabashedly idealistic vision of progressive politics, one which challenges the establishment paradigm of "economism," growing inequality and nationalism.
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Last week, for example, InfoWars — the unabashedly conspiracy-touting radio and video empire dedicated to fighting the globalist New World Order — reported that BuzzFeed News was planning to release a damning tape of Trump just 48 hours before the inauguration.
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As Demi was telling her story — about the first time she went after a guy at a party — she unabashedly went for a surprise kiss: She jumped off the stage, in front of 200 people, and planted one on the Bachelor.
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In its first season, this drama about the elite FBI training program was unabashedly marketed as a Shondaland knockoff — a Grey's Anatomy–esque coming-of-age drama full of attractive, sexy people, filled with the twists and turns of Scandal.
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The record, which features the likes of Rick Wade—is a kaleidoscopic run through an unabashedly pleasure-focused musical landscape, sort of an aural companion to the bright and oddly-delicious environments that Super Mario finds himself hopping about in.
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The most powerful unabashedly pro-Moscow figure is probably Le Pen, whose presidential campaign has thrived partly because of her effort to distance herself from the angry, anti-Semitic image of her father, National Front founder Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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While both of their unique styles and sensibilities are decidedly tomboy (it's practical, after all), they've evolved to explore new ways of standing out from the ankle pant and T-shirt crowd with bright hues, unabashedly girly silhouettes, and distinct hairstyles.
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Fisher was known for her frankness and hilarity, frequently critiquing and joking about the sci-fi franchise that ignited her early career, and unabashedly slamming her Princess Leia hairstyle and the metal bikini costume she wore in Return of the Jedi.
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The unabashedly Stranger Things-themed "The Upside Down" bar opened last month in Logan Square, but apparently forgot to run that idea by Netflix, which sent a cease-and-desist letter to the temporary business, according to a local report.
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That's not to say the instrumentation on this track doesn't make your chest wobble—the unabashedly brash brass, the anxious piano chords and thunder beats, and those hi-hats that rattle the windows like a 7.5 quake on the Richter.
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Yet all of these gestures towards conventional critical form—ah yes, the plot, the performances, the direction, the music—are essential an obfuscation of the key takeaway of Phantom Thread, which is that it's such an exhilaratingly, unabashedly odd film.
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After years of losing gubernatorial elections in Florida and Georgia with middle-of-road candidates, Democrats are trying a different tack, nominating two unabashedly progressive African-American candidates to build the winning message and coalition that eluded the party in 2900.
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At times, most often when Mr. Bennett is onscreen, "Love & Friendship" is howlingly funny, and as a whole it feels less like a romance than like a caper, an unabashedly contrived and effortlessly inventive heist movie with a pretty good payoff.
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Read more: Here's the difference between a 'socialist' and a 'Democratic socialist'And on top of unabashedly criticizing the president, these lawmakers are unapologetically public about where they stand on the issues — even if it means opposing and criticizing Democratic leadership.
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This is when The Mummy ultimately lost even me, someone who's unabashedly greedy for bad movies: the film becomes shackled by world-building and the weight of carrying the shaky beginnings of what is supposed to a series of mega-hits.
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Recorded at a San Francisco studio owned by the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, Half Naked features cameos from vocalists Roland Harper and Richard Kennedy and finds Monaco leaning into complex, guitar-tinged pop—with achingly beautiful and unabashedly sexy results.
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While the center is unabashedly in favor of tougher gun measures, Daniel Webster, an expert on gun violence at Johns Hopkins University, who reviewed the findings, said its methods were scientifically sound and expanded on previous research on the issue.
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Alas, "Hadrian," which tells of this first-century Roman emperor's love affair with Antinous, a beautiful young Greek man, is an exasperating opera, all the more so because whole stretches of Mr. Wainwright's music are beguiling, inventive and unabashedly romantic.
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It's also unabashedly a movie that lets its young heroine be the most compelling, most important character onscreen — not an accessory in the stories of men, as happens in a certain other comic book movie now playing multiplexes around America.
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Revisited more than three decades later, "Double Fantasy," a record whose songs celebrated new beginnings and starting over in unabashedly sentimental songs with 1950s rock 'n' roll flavor, feels like a deliberate farewell album, though it wasn't conceived as such.
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On the other side, many pro-Europe Remainers also are likely to have used the European elections to register their anger at the Brexit process, voting for smaller and unabashedly anti-Brexit parties that back holding a second Brexit referendum.
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"To stay silent in this election, in which a candidate has unabashedly insulted women and people of color, is to ignore the mission [Swift] has claimed to be promoting, and makes money off of," proclaimed one article in Splinter in 2016.
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The filmmakers trained their lens tirelessly on their unabashedly flamboyant subject, a woman who wears her hair in a corona of dark natural curls, favors scarlet lipstick and cannot bring herself to abandon the wildcat patterns that are her trademark.
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And that's the beauty of the L.G.B.T. community, in the sense that, Come one, come all, come as you are and we will welcome and nourish and allow you to grow to be the person that you want to be, unabashedly.
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The Super 64 is unabashedly a premium product that does exactly what it claims to do, and it'll save a ton of hassle for anyone who just wants their Nintendo 64 to display anything on their modern TV with minimal fuss.
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"The move signals not only another step in the cat and mouse game between smartphone makers and the government-sponsored firms that seek to defeat their security, but also a more unabashedly public phase of that security face-off," Wired wrote.
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At its conference in Brighton last week, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party — reinvigorated by its surprisingly strong performance in the general election in June — reinforced its commitment to an unabashedly socialist program that would, if enacted, spell economic ruin for Britain.
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Alphonso David said Friday that while Sanders has been "unabashedly supportive" of LGBTQ rights, he found it "disappointing" that the campaign chose to accept Rogan's backing, pointing to the comedian's past comments on the transgender community and people of color.
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In vibrant tension with Wojnarowicz's harrowing images of Hujar's face and body in the moments after his 1987 death from AIDS-related complications, Speed of Life celebrates the New York photographer's sensitive, dynamic accounts of the everyday erotic and unabashedly eccentric.
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"This horrifying, vicious assault on thousands of actively serving troops has turned from reckless tweets into an unabashedly discriminatory policy aiming to purge the military of thousands of transgender men and women," AMPA President Ashley Broadway-Mack said in a statement.
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And right now, I can think of no better creative haven than time spent with the biomorphic, beguiling, and unabashedly sensual work of Zilia Sánchez, whose first museum retrospective in New York is on view at El Museo del Barrio.
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The comedians Janeane Garofalo and Todd Barry are perfect foils — Ms. Garofalo's comedy tends to veer toward the unabashedly personal, unapologetically outspoken side of the spectrum, while Mr. Barry tends to deliver his set in a calm and measured deadpan.
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Of the snacks, the steak tartare stands out, not only for its unabashedly Western appellation but also because its medallions of ginger-and-lime-dressed chopped raw beef, dusted with peppercorns and nestled on homemade rice crackers, are unequivocally delicious.
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To be honest, he'd watched unabashedly as two women in an office across the street seemed to have simultaneous temper tantrums, throwing crumpled sheets of paper in the air; strangely, neither had confronted the other or seemed to register her presence.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedian Chris Rock launched his return stint as Oscar host on Sunday by immediately and unabashedly confronting the racially charged elephant in the room - the furor over the all-white field of performers nominated for Hollywood's highest honors.
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News Analysis LONDON — In the master plan advanced by President Trump, an unabashedly aggressive United States is supposed to reclaim its rightful perch as the center of the commercial universe, wielding its economic dominance to dictate the rules of global trade.
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Two of the party's top-tier candidates for president — Senator Cory Booker and Senator Kamala Harris — are African-American, one — Julián Castro — is Latino, and all of the current Democratic contenders unabashedly promote the rights of racial and ethnic minorities.
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The romance of Little Women was never really about the relationships at all; Jo's fight to remain unabashedly herself in a man's world and to achieve her dream of a writer's life against all odds — that was the real love story.
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In a discussion with two of my new companions—one a seasoned EE vet and the other a rookie like myself—we realized that EE is as close to a safe space as you can get, judgement-free and unabashedly strange.
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Both unabashedly cast their pictures as windows into another world, while simultaneously reshuffling and undercutting the basics of Cubism: frontal planes and shallow space interact with the flatness of the picture plane, while pockets of the compositions empty out into far-reaching depths.
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And there's reason to believe the neocon cohort would, too, in the ever more likely event that Donald Trump—who this week revealed to The Washington Post that he would take "an unabashedly noninterventionist approach to world affairs"—emerges as his party's nominee.
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With more and more films, television series, and music being released from an unabashedly female perspective, men are playing catch up because up until this point, the entertainment industry has only asked men to know a few basic phrases to get by.
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The surprise victory of democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez against mainstream Democrat Joe Crowley for New York's 14th District couldn't be a better case study in how candidates running on unabashedly progressive platforms — platforms embracing racial, gender, and economic justice — can actually win.
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There is, as well, the flowery frock worn in the 1930s by the actress Marie Dressler, and a recent video clip of the lavender-coiffed, unabashedly round Ashley Nell Tipton, the first "Project Runway" designer to win with a plus-size collection.
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" Perez and Crenshaw never met face-to-face, but Crenshaw mattered to Perez: "Although we never met in real life, @nicolemilfie was important to me because she embodied the defiant yet vulnerable flawed femme I would like be, unabashedly, online and IRL.
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And yet, though Rothstein is getting unabashedly granular on the field of enigmatology — a field that attracts mathematicians, engineers, and literal rocket scientists more often than fine artists — he manages to present his findings and musings in highly accessible and even funny language.
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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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What started out as the unabashedly liberal filmmaker's commentary on the "self-made echo chamber" of fake Facebook news very quickly spiraled into a confrontation over a spilled drink, a broken phone charger and a bad case of post-election bad manners.
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Like a lot of the band's best work, "Go!" is an unabashedly earnest, over-the-top, and stadium-ready love song, sung by Franco-Vietnamese artist Mai Lan and graced with a guitar solo from none other than the virtuosic Steve Vai.
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"I saw Jerry so unabashedly in need of attention that he'd do anything to get it," Shirley MacLaine, who starred with Martin and Lewis in the 21944 movie Artists and Models, wrote in her 19823 book My Lucky Stars: A Hollywood Memoir.
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As an actual elected official, Romney will inevitably end up being unabashedly who he is — one of the most shameless opportunists in the history of American public life, who invariably ends up disappointing people who expect him to stick to anything for long.
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Progressive activists propelled Senator Bernie Sanders further in last year's presidential race than most thought possible, thereby mainstreaming democratic socialism, securing the most progressive Democratic platform in party history, and pushing centrist Hillary Clinton to run on an unabashedly left-wing domestic agenda.
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Unabashedly in love with his wife Chrissy Teigen and a doting father to their kids, 3½-year-old daughter Luna and 18-month-old son Miles, Legend has become one of Hollywood's biggest stars while remaining as down-to-earth as ever.
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Philip Kingsley, a British-born authority on healthy hair and scalp who effectively fluffed his thinning mane to its fullest while unabashedly evincing, as he put it, "a vital link between sexuality and hair," died on Saturday at his home in London.
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This is partly because of the unabashedly stirring language, but it's also because, in the past two years, I and many other Americans—whether naturalized or native-born—have felt that the price and the promise of citizenship are being upended. Tolerance?
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If the superficial version of "Democratic Trump" resembles him aesthetically, the proper version would be closer to his opposite: Not just female but powerfully and unabashedly feminine, aiming her message not at the raging car dealer dad but the anxious Wellness Mom.
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The political sea change that was Donald Trump in 2016 created an opening for solutions-oriented conservatives to unabashedly show American voters how limited government, competitive markets and robust but realistic foreign policy will make us freer, safer and and more prosperous.
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His unabashedly liberal campaign—which centered on income inequality, or what de Blasio poetically termed a "tale of two cities"—prefigured the unrest that would shake the party, culminating in Bernie Sanders's unlikely challenge to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential primary.
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Lee unabashedly trumpeted San Francisco as a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants -- meaning it generally doesn't comply with federal requests for help with identifying and deporting them -- and opposed President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at stripping such cities of federal funding.
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But for the first time, progressives have a major say in policy, and they have used it to push an unabashedly liberal agenda through the Legislature, raising the minimum wage, legalizing collective bargaining for public employees and expanding the right to vote.
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Not only are Summoning quite busy and unabashedly nerdy, they're also quietly, resolutely political—though neither member felt the need to make mention of that until 2014, after a certain group of Youtubers began using their music to soundtrack Nazi propaganda videos.
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The face-off with ICE is likely to score her political points in such an unabashedly liberal city, and Ms. Schaaf says she will continue to advocate for those being displaced by rising housing prices and for undocumented residents threatened with deportation.
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It's an unabashedly feel-good work, yet at a time when the Caribbean — the source of so many of Mr. Brown's influences — is struggling in the wake of recent hurricanes, its resonance may be more poignant and its outpouring of energy more urgent.
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And when he unabashedly recalls a childhood rife with sexual encounters — which he insists were consensual — with adults, the camera fixes on his mile-wide grin and we wonder if his mission to meet the needs of others has somehow ignored his own.
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To a soundtrack that can whiplash from obscure indie bands to unabashedly happy Latin pop, a diverse crowd of college students, media executives and, sometimes, drag queens, congregates in the courtyard where projections of old films turn the walls into pop art canvases.
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Some of the most forward-thinking florists right now — Brrch and Metaflora in New York, Fjura in London and Muse in Paris — are channeling the unabashedly sexy and even vulgar brashness of the '80s, albeit with an anarchic, surreal and even unsettling edge.
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After Cannes, with some financing from a French company, they started work on an unabashedly autobiographical project, "Daddy Longlegs": a feature about a young father, loving but wildly unreliable, trying to make it through a two-week visit with his two young sons.
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Malaprop's was the heart and soul of Asheville, N.C., when Asheville was a sleepy little hippie town, and it's still its heart and soul now that the city is cool and overcrowded, a position Malaprop's maintained by being unabashedly true to itself.
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READ: Poland's populist government has declared war on the LGBTQ community This unabashedly homophobic stance has resulted in an increasingly hostile environment for sexual minorities in Poland, with many local authorities banning support to projects that back equal rights for LGBTQ people.
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From the rascally chug and kitchen room clatter of "The Grasshopper Eaters," to the sparse, piano-wonky "Sad Baby Eyes," the pummeled thwacks of "Unfinished Business" to the raw lo-fi pop of LP closer "Eye Shop Heaven," Pollard is unswervingly, unabashedly himself.
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This is not to say that La La Land wouldn't have been deserving, just to say that an Oscar for a hyperstylized musical that's unabashedly in love with Hollywood's past is a slightly easier pitch to Oscar voters than something like Moonlight.
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Set in North Carolina in both the 1920s and the 1940s, this unabashedly romantic, highly dramatic (even melodramatic) musical, which I saw in San Diego in 2014, tells the story of the traumatic life of an unmarried young woman who gets pregnant, with complicated consequences.
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But they also immediately faced questions about whether their embrace of unabashedly liberal positions during the sessions -- in particular, banning private health insurance, though Harris, as she's done before, rhetorically obscured her position in the aftermath -- had made them less competitive in a general election.
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Just the phrase "high-intensity interval training" intimidates me, but I was willing to try Speedplay knowing that there was a chance Ashley Benson – who is a fan of Speedplay – would be in the class with me (I'm unabashedly a huge Pretty Little Liars fan).
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Prior to having a near–vice grip on the industry, Pecker directed the National Enquirer to go all in for Trump during the 2016 campaign, converting the magazine from a celebrity-focused tabloid to one unabashedly heralding the "triumphs" of America's reality TV presidential candidate.
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Those recipes run the gamut from tried and true pairings—a sweet apple brandy with hints of caramelized sugar, for instance—to the weird and unabashedly New England flavor profile of a blueberry cordial infused with lemon verbena, lavender, and locally-foraged black trumpet mushrooms.
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If self-proclaimed feminist Rachel felt any cognitive dissonance about portraying the women of Everlasting as desperate for a man, she likely will be relieved by Serena's bold presence: What's more feminist that a woman who knows what she wants, and goes after it unabashedly?
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Under Bannon, Breitbart has been unabashedly pro-Trump and has regularly tangled with GOP establishment figures like Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.).
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Shanell – Rebirth, 2010 If we buy the premise that Rebirth embraced the idea of the rock star as an emotionally vulnerable figure, "Runnin'" is unabashedly its emo high water mark, down to the 2006 Myspace beanie and wallet chain look Wayne rocks in the video.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump was often unabashedly pro-Israel, promising to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, backing David Friedman, a supporter of settlements, as his envoy to Israel, and saying that he wouldn't apply pressure for talks with the Palestinians.
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While Trump's allies in politics and media have attempted to sift out the things that fit Trump's alternative narrative, anyone who watched Comey's appearance before Congress saw that the former FBI director was clearly if not quite unabashedly making the case that Trump obstructed justice.
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Usually a forum for anodyne statements about international cooperation and proper environmental stewardship, the lid was blown off the latest Arctic Council meeting in May when Pompeo delivered an unabashedly martial and provocative speech that deserves far more attention than it got at the time.
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Nancy Reagan, the influential and stylish wife of the 40th president of the United States who unabashedly put Ronald Reagan at the center of her life but became a political figure in her own right, died on Sunday at her home in Los Angeles.
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With its SOS Save Our Skin campaign, the brand has created the most unabashedly adorable reminder for all of us who need a nudge to check our bodies for potentially cancerous skin changes: a video of a wee kitten checking its dalmatian friend's spots.
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Sarah N. Stern is Founder and President of the Endowment for Middle East Truth, an unabashedly pro-Israel and pro-American think tank and policy institute in Washington, D.C. The views expressed by authors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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The strategy of unabashedly stonewalling Democrats' oversight investigations raises the question of what lawmakers can do about it — and whether, even if they ultimately prevail, the court fight will take so long that the Trump team will run out the clock before the next election.
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At the core of the exhibition are two films—"Pilgrim" (2017) and "Sojourner" (2018)—which address acts of creativity and radical generosity rooted in current events and social communities and allow the artist to reimagine a future that is Black, feminist, spiritual, and unabashedly alive.
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As the 44-year-old former tech executive has traveled across the country, running what he has called the "nerdiest presidential campaign in history," he has unabashedly embraced his Taiwanese American background, as well as some of the stereotypes commonly associated with Asian-Americans.
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We knew how close these two men were, but so seldom on television do we get glimpses of men who platonically love each other so unabashedly that they cry for each other, ride in a sidecar with each other, and go to lizard funerals together.
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Process brokers like Howard Rubenstein, a friend and adviser to Mayor Abraham D. Beame, could borrow a typewriter in City Hall and unabashedly draft a news release denouncing the mayor on behalf of the sanitation workers' union, one of his public relations firm's clients.
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Can a generation raised on "Glee" and the "High School Musical" franchise and besotted by newfangled stage musicals like "Book of Mormon" and "Hamilton" find room in its heart for a movie that unabashedly evokes "The Young Girls of Rochefort" and "An American in Paris"?
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"Unabashedly an upbeat, snazzily shot infomercial that accentuates and overdoes the positives of this well-scrubbed quintet, 'Us' still manages to capture the lads' refreshing ability to remain basically who they were while coping with life-altering changes," wrote Stephen Schaefer for The Boston Herald.
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Relations between the sexes follow a less byzantine course in "Dirty Great Love Story," the unabashedly predictable two-hander from Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna that has been kicking around for quite a few years before landing at the Arts Theater, through March 18.
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As a result, far too many state and local jurisdictions have unabashedly considered and passed racially discriminatory voting laws; wasted millions of dollars defending them; and cost millions of disproportionately black and Latino Americans their most basic right in our democracy: The right to vote.
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