Blackness today should have the allowance it needs to be unapologetically flawed, unapologetically unique, and unapologetically unwoke if need be.
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And as much as I too long for a new Jazmine Sullivan album, Lizzo is here now, unapologetically fat, unapologetically black, and unapologetically thriving.
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Whether earthly or divine, Franklin was beloved by us because she was both unapologetically black and unapologetically herself.
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Her Abuela, her father's mother, who is "unapologetically Boricua, unapologetically black," is her only source of affection and support.
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It will be unapologetically nationalist, and unapologetically at war with the Republican establishment, globalism and anyone who sides with either.
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"Lizzo is here now, unapologetically fat, unapologetically black, and unapologetically thriving," Obaro wrote for BuzzFeed, summing up the more popular read: Lizzo is an icon of positivity, her sartorial choices or the thoughts of voting bodies be damned.
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I don't have many biases in this world, but I am unapologetically biased toward the M3, because it is unapologetically awesome.
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Crassie Cassie may be fictional, but she very much channels the punk-rock women and Riot Grrrl movement of that era, unapologetically free and unapologetically female.
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She sums up the spirit of the service concisely when she describes herself: "I am unapologetically a minister of the Gospel, I am unapologetically a biblical scholar, and I am unapologetically a Beyoncé fan—and I don't feel like I need to apologize for any of that."
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PWR BTTM are a rock band from New York, and there are two things you need to know about them: firstly, they are unapologetically queer, and secondly, they unapologetically rule.
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Here are 18 times Obama got unapologetically political in 2018
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And it's one that Trump has unapologetically, almost evangelically, embraced.
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"I think you have to be unapologetically you," Tlaib responded.
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She's talented, she's hilarious, and she is always unapologetically herself.
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We just need to communicate it boldly, aggressively and unapologetically.
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The world is as unapologetically lifelike as it is glum.
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Some beauty brands are unmistakably (and unapologetically) affiliated with celebrities.
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I saw that you tweeted something about "unapologetically fearless" women.
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That, too, is part of being "unapologetically black," some say.
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Orange Chicken is unapologetically Americanized, Wang maintains; that's the point.
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They like the "fact that I'm unapologetically pop," she said.
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This man — unapologetically profane and unapologetically willing to turn a blind eye to the extrajudicial killings of thousands of his own people — is the man that Donald Trump just invited to the White House.
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It will stoke new concern about the President's unapologetically unpredictable statesmanship.
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Kemp tweeted on July 18 that would "unapologetically stand" with Trump.
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She gave us the permission to bask unapologetically in our greatness.
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" Each piece will reflect Gomez's "unapologetically confident and powerful feminine spirit.
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Afropunk is known for its bold and unapologetically Black beauty looks.
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Let us direct you to edgy, unapologetically feminist e-comm, Kiddbell.
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Here are 10 times Grumpy Cat was gloriously and unapologetically grumpy.
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As president, I will be unapologetically with the nation of Israel.
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" - Lauren Blake "To me, the lineup means living unapologetically as yourself.
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He unapologetically circulated videos aimed at demeaning an entire religion, Islam.
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It gives a spiritual dimension to being unapologetically Muslim in America.
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She did so as an unapologetically left-wing coal industry critic.
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As president, I will be unapologetically alongside the nation of Israel.
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"They have a platform that is unapologetically progressive," the man continues.
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They unapologetically made that decision and it was refreshing to watch.
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Its selections are eclectic, unapologetically and rightly elitist, and occasionally predictable.
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At the same time, the paintings are unapologetically what they are.
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I find myself mimicking his demeanor and living my life unapologetically.
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Instead, Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, has been unremittingly, unapologetically positive.
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Beyoncé, in that moment, is a woman unapologetically embracing her sexuality.
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Much of the banchan is unapologetically funky or bitter or viscous.
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What Being "Unbothered" Means To Her: Being unapologetically who you are.
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My approach to beauty is unapologetically expressive but a quiet storm.
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Megan Fox is encouraging her son Noah to unapologetically be himself.
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Set It Up, on the other hand, unapologetically embraces the genre.
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That unapology holds dear all that ''unapologetically American'' mocks and ignores.
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She's being what has come to be known as unapologetically black.
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She loved the idea of playing a tough, unapologetically ambitious woman.
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" Unapologetically standing up for what's right even as people say she's "crazy.
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In this way, you can unapologetically break someone's heart without bothering others.
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That a grown man should unapologetically hold that view is fairly amazing.
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The analyst-turned-agent is doggedly obsessive, extremely intuitive, and unapologetically relentless.
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They're unapologetically unflattening their products to reduce the incredible potential for manipulation.
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But for once, we got to see something comically, joyfully, unapologetically weird.
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For instance, it was unapologetically black, not unlike Beyoncé's recent Coachella set.
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Unapologetically ladylike and elegant, these black heels look simple — except they're not.
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If I'm president, America will stand unapologetically with the nation of Israel.
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It seems only fitting that the title of the album is Unapologetically.
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They claimed a lesbian identity because they unapologetically knew who they were.
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But Feig's incarnation takes the franchise in an unapologetically lighter, goofier direction.
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"The First Family!" the headline reads, with an unapologetically sincere exclamation point.
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Just live your life through your cycle as unapologetically as you want.
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Continue to show people how to live unapologetically in their magic. 8.
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By being unapologetically myself, I've garnered a larger community and more support.
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Beloved by much of the world, Ali was nonetheless consistently, unapologetically black.
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Article continues after the video below Archer, by contrast, is unapologetically herself.
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There has to be a party that unapologetically emphasizes public character formation.
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Ana Mendieta's art was sometimes violent, often unapologetically feminist and usually raw.
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CreditCreditErik Tanner for The New York Times James Dyson is unapologetically British.
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I want my daughter to learn to say no confidently and unapologetically.
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But his power play against Israel was unapologetically partisan, even for Trump.
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This real-speaking songstress is unapologetically female, artistically driven and daringly different.
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Today I am unapologetically disabled and a fully engaged member of society.
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"People are prospering from being unapologetically offensive, trite and stupid," she writes.
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Honor the schlub that lives inside us all in unapologetically comfy garb.
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Those early 1970s productions were unapologetically decorous, premeditated, luxurious and grown-up.
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It unapologetically embraces central control rather than pretending it doesn't have it.
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Nonetheless, the album is unapologetically gangsta, and not just in the words.
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STEVE HAYES, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: Yes, they were launching this unapologetically, I think.
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It affords you infinite chances, doesn't shame you, and keeps things unapologetically optimistic.
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It affords you infinite chances, doesn't chastise you, and keeps things unapologetically light.
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And Warren has built her momentum on her embrace of unapologetically liberal positions.
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I live as unapologetically as possible, especially when it comes to my size.
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Running as the candidate who could unapologetically advocate those principles was, well, liberating.
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Rather, she was unapologetically ambitious, someone for whom surgery was a passionate calling.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) said she thinks it's important to be "unapologetically" yourself.
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In fact, Patrick Brown believes being unapologetically optimistic is the key to success.
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I know now there is no greater joy than unapologetically being entirely yourself.
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Here was a movement unapologetically idolizing the proletariat, and capitalists were taking notice.
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Shuri is smart, funny, and, above all else, unapologetically confident in her creations.
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The colorful celebration is about existing loudly, boldly, and unapologetically in public spaces.
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PlayStation VR is unapologetically eye-catching Looks aside, PlayStation VR is ridiculously comfortable.
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Eric unapologetically answered "yes," proving that he also inherited his dad's brutal honesty.
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"All energy sources are important, and they will be utilized unapologetically," he said.
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"I'm going through all through this election unapologetically," the New Jersey Democrat continued.
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Some of these songs are calling, in an unapologetically punk way, for retribution.
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" But, he added unapologetically: "I don't want to be portrayed as a nun.
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It feels relentlessly and unapologetically tremendous, in the weightiest sense of the word.
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If Chapter 13 has an evangelist, it's Ray, who trumpets its attributes unapologetically.
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Inky-haired, dark-eyed, unapologetically brilliant, she was my first Asian-American protagonist.
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Wine coolers celebrate the irreverent mixture; the lazy, afternoon buzz; the unapologetically femme.
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As a songwriter, Joni was unapologetically human, much like Billie Holiday had been.
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This was unapologetically harsh music that held a mirror up to real life.
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Advocating too fervently and too unapologetically for the vulnerable upsets the social order.
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Wines were shared, and tablemates and strangers sipped unapologetically from each other's glasses.
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I am unapologetically proud of who I am and where I come from.
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Much of the advice Sandberg gives in "Lean In" is, frankly, unapologetically strategic.
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Chicago anticipated this generation's style of feminism — pugilistic, sincere, frank and unapologetically grandiose.
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A Hot Girl is somebody who's super confident; somebody that's just unapologetically them.
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Go to them unapologetically with your feelings of fear, doubt, anger and sadness.
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There is a unique joy that comes with being deliberately and unapologetically annoying.
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The American-forged modernity of the Roaring Twenties was unapologetically consumerist, not communist.
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The young Ms. Streisand was unapologetically Jewish, unabashedly sexual and also unfailingly funny.
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He's also courted controversy by unapologetically making homophobic, sexist, and anti-Semitic statements.
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He has unapologetically called women pigs, slobs, fat, ugly, and many more insults.
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In quiet but significant ways, Obama learned how to be unapologetically black, too.
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Unless you're into some unapologetically twisty romance, this isn't the place for you.
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You'll suppress the urge to retch before you succumb and dig in, unapologetically.
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I wish I'd known sooner to go all in on being myself, unapologetically.
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Alpers was certainly the most (unapologetically) recalcitrant speaker, and the most object oriented.
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As it stands, the biggest voices left at Fox News are unapologetically pro-Trump.
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It was unapologetically straightforward, in the way that 1980's wrestling so often was.
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He added that the administration had an electoral mandate to enforce the law unapologetically.
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From her music to her everyday life, Maren Morris will always be unapologetically herself.
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As fans know, Blume's books approach weighty issues from an unapologetically girl-centered perspective.
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Frankly, I'd never been so unapologetically dismissed on the grounds of being a woman.
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It became what is now regarded as the first modern, unapologetically homosexual-themed novel.
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And yet, somehow, they also remind you that Drake is unapologetically better than you.
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Like Rocard, Mr Macron unapologetically backs enterprise and wealth creation, as well as redistribution.
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But then, back to dumbfounded: Can the principles of reproduction be this unapologetically simple?
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Sandra is fiercely intelligent, unapologetically argumentative, hugely ambitious, and fueled by her big heart.
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But her brash, unfiltered, unapologetically "Wendy" voice is also the secret to her success.
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This is why I unapologetically love our country and our heroes who defend us.
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In particular, his speech was notable for the unapologetically zigzag quality of the messaging.
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He is self-made and unapologetically representing for his community in a positive way.
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But Burch, who is unapologetically ambitious, also knows the importance of work/life balance.
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And the book is like that path: big, bold, beautiful, and unapologetically self-indulgent.
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That is precisely why on November 85033, I will unapologetically vote for Donald Trump.
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The company seeks out and rewards star performers while unapologetically pushing out the rest.
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Mr. McConnell has consistently and unapologetically declined to get into the presidential policy weeds.
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His article was an unapologetically nostalgic celebration of the old venue, hosts and performers.
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Nothing is watered down about them: We are black, and we are unapologetically black.
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The state's governor, who calls himself "unapologetically pro-life," is threatening to close it.
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Market Report Chandelier styles — flashy, glamorous and unapologetically decadent — with a punk-rock edge.
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" Later, Payton's adversary Astrid (Ludy Boynton) is told to show her "inner coldness, unapologetically.
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In mid-October, Cernovich released another book, " maga Mindset," about Trump's "unapologetically masculine" persona.
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What's worrisome is Trump's ability to unapologetically tap into a very clever neo-ethnocentrism.
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For Sacks not only accepted others as they were, but also remained unapologetically himself.
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They aspire to monopoly, often unapologetically, and have been instrumental in rehabilitating the concept.
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It's no mystery why Roosh upsets people: He is rampantly, unapologetically misogynistic and homophobic.
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That's why I'll unapologetically cross any "Day Without A Woman" picket line on March 8.
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Perhaps because the first stories we read are unapologetically about magic, and we miss that.
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Mr. Hankey (our stand-in for Barr, remember) does some objectively, irredeemably, unapologetically bad shit.
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" Unapologetically, Ford continued: "His job was to be out of the range of the punch.
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" Chuck adds of their music: "We want it to be inclusive and just unapologetically fun.
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True inspiration and aspiration lies in feeling seen, and encouraged to just be unapologetically you.
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The "shrew" in question from Shakespeare's original title, Kat is an unapologetically angry teen girl.
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The delivery is different: Booker is unapologetically dramatic and sort of cheesy; Carter was restrained.
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It's the very type of concept that the unapologetically "politically incorrect" Trump would rail against.
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While most of these hybrids are primarily tablets, Surface Book is unapologetically a laptop first.
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Because there are wild cards walking in the front door — and they're bright, unapologetically pink.
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It's difficult to pick the most unapologetically Black joke from the pre-taped cold open.
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Like the women in Claws, these three artists are both incredibly empowering and unapologetically themselves.
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Once again, Iaconetti pined over Haibon, unapologetically sabotaging his chances with fellow contestant Caila Quinn.
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I'm proud of you for being unapologetically correct about your feelings and expectations of YOU.
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The Trump administration has unapologetically deported parents separated from their children due to Trump policy.
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There's r/neoliberal, which currently boasts over 20163,531 "free traders" and some unapologetically wonky commentary.
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It is partly because emojis are relatively new, but also because they are unapologetically fun.
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So, it's no surprise that the unapologetically girly, seven-piece collection focuses solely on frocks.
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Borrowing unapologetically from life, Kominsky-Crumb draws with a line that is unmistakably her own.
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Her platform is unapologetically left-leaning: pro-choice, pro–gun control, and pro–public school.
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"We'd framed the show in a way that was unapologetically justice-oriented," Science Mike said.
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The latter is unapologetically offbeat in every way — most scenes take place in the dark.
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Few things are more compelling than the vulnerability of someone who unapologetically own their shit.
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Adam Jones had invested in himself, fiercely and unapologetically, betting against odds stacked against him.
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Like Obama, O'Rourke is unapologetically progressive but offers a vision of post-partisan national unity.
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Mr. Sinno is unapologetically "brown, queer and from a Muslim family" by his own description.
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The musical language, though thick with chromatic harmony and spiked with dissonance, is unapologetically tonal.
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It was the cost of being an unapologetically black idea of masculinity for an era.
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Others unapologetically embrace kitsch, splashing blobs of paint across the canvas and calling it abstract.
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I will always be unapologetically hooked by the reality that there is greatness in music.
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The former first lady knows how to be unapologetically selfish — and compartmentalize like a pro.
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And yet he unapologetically reduces emotional appeals to "nonsense" and respected community-builders to freeloaders.
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Both could be gratuitously foul-mouthed, viciously cutting to their enemies and unapologetically politically incorrect.
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Kassi Ashton is in line for Nashville domination, and she'll do it her way — unapologetically.
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She, Ms. Koscuisko-Morizet and Ms. Rousseau described French politics as an unapologetically macho game.
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All autobiographies are self-serving, but those of public figures tend to be unapologetically so.
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Because of her tragic death, Selena is frozen in time as an unapologetically brown Latina.
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He unapologetically defended the program as recently as January as an effective deterrent against crime.
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Her house is unapologetically covered in bold, pink, damask-print wallpaper and tiny amusing trinkets.
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The scene was intensely social, fairly small, irrepressible, unapologetically funky and seemingly in constant motion.
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"I might go down in the history as the butcher," he acknowledged unapologetically in January.
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Unpackaged, unemotional and unapologetically himself, Koepka is not a star manufactured by golf's marketing machine.
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Mainstream moviegoing audiences rarely get to see this viewpoint onscreen, let alone presented this unapologetically.
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It's unapologetically pricey, though Samsung did attempt to offset that price tag with some presale offers.
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Then, the 48-year-old Black-ish actor, Oliver and Brosnahan unapologetically scream towards the end.
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Through her dedication to her craft, she unapologetically pours her heart into everything that she makes.
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Jeff Bezos (unapologetically rich hench dude, first villain to get grenade exploded in an Expendables film)?
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If it's weird to unapologetically live your best life, Grande's the biggest weirdo of them all.
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At the same time – and this is where Fabergé comes in – the objects are unapologetically extravagant.
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Her stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — unapologetically pro-Palestinian — fits with this profile, broadly speaking.
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She's always unapologetically herself while reveling in the love she feels for whatever role she's undertaking.
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A pro-porn political feminist, she makes images that are often unapologetically feminine, assertive, and sexy.
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Another attendee, Laura O'Brien, credits her "unapologetically nerdy" family as part of her reason for attending.
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After all, the film was unapologetically violent, unvarnished in its depiction of sexuality, and borderline nihilistic.
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Grapes are the backbone of the Uyghurs in Turpan, and they are unapologetically proud of them.
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I adored Gal Gadot's performance as the unapologetically kind, yet strong-willed and fierce Diana Prince.
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The startup is unapologetically mission-driven, too, placing emphasis on giving coffee growers a fairer price.
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By penning this essay, Tran is unapologetically defying the oppressive lifestyle forced upon people of color.
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This Dota 2 event was the most wholesome, unapologetically geeky and enthusiastic gathering I've ever experienced.
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Now some people don't know how to process my urge to finally and unapologetically embrace it.
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And it doesn't look like the iPhone 6s Mini will have the same 'unapologetically plastic' design.
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Today, they share their second EP, Roaches, an unapologetically honest homage to queer people of color.
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They're activists for equality and unapologetically authentic in everything from their sexuality to their personal style.
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It might take you an episode or two to fully acclimate to its unapologetically sincere worldview.
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It is time that America wields its power wisely, strategically, and unapologetically in the Middle East.
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Then the woman dons a Daydream View VR headset unapologetically on a train full of strangers.
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In every case the concept behind her conceptual art has been unapologetically political and intrinsically personal.
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A reluctance to compromise runs through their policies on law and order, which are unapologetically illiberal.
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I think it was the fact that she lived without shame, and she did it unapologetically.
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Her mother, Doria Ragland, was praised by Twitter users for unapologetically wearing locs to the wedding.
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Dark-skinned and unapologetically, un-self-consciously black, Jones seemed to take the harassment in stride.
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"Sex and the City" put four women front and center, unapologetically being themselves, flaws and all.
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The university's literature curriculum was unapologetically British: she started with "Beowulf" and took it from there.
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She's unapologetically for her cause and for her family, and I love that she's sexy, too.
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It means unapologetically being myself and paving the road for more representation in media and policy.
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That is, it's a straightforward, noirish mystery starring a laconic, mostly noble, unapologetically genre-friendly gumshoe.
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At Knix, we want to empower all women, no matter their age, to be unapologetically themselves.
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It was unapologetically activist — outside the mainstream of what education reform looked like at the time.
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Pretty soon, it seemed that almost everyone had something to say about this unapologetically religious student.
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The record-breaking artist — who turns 50 today — has built a career on being unapologetically herself.
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Peele is among several successful creatives in Hollywood who are being unapologetically black in their craft.
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"Unapologetically Black: The African-American Songbook Remixed," which comes to the Apollo Theater on Saturday, Feb.
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The veterans and volunteers at CVA will continue to unapologetically defend free speech across the country.
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But this administration has proven time and again that it is unapologetically unaccountable to the press.
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He was violently, unapologetically experimental, and the result is work that requires patience to fully appreciate.
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But the Taliban are unapologetically antidemocratic, believing in an outsize role for the mullahs in governance.
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"Who made the first move?" she writes, conjuring the rebellious, unapologetically gay painter from West Yorkshire.
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In Parker County, where Trump won 82 percent of the vote, he was unapologetically pro-choice.
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It was also, I believe, a statement: The Pixel 4 is going to be unapologetically high end.
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It was loud, it was unapologetically angry, it stood its ground, and it was very often illegal.
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Virgil Abloh for Off-White is yet another designer who unapologetically employs camp influences in his designs.
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There are makeup artists known for unapologetically bright lips, over-the-top contouring, and bold geometric liners.
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"I was really excited about trying something that was unapologetically loud, something that demanded attention," she says.
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I love you, I honor who you are and I respect your courage to be unapologetically you!!
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It gives many students the confidence to work the runway and be themselves, unapologetically fierce and fabulous.
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The atmosphere is distinctly minimalist and modern in a neighborhood where restaurants often unapologetically embrace the past.
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"This is a sport of warriors," explained P Rajasekaran, President of the Tamil Nadu Jallikattu Federation, unapologetically.
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Now, though, Black women are ditching the harmful chemicals and unapologetically embracing the fullness of the 'fro.
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Don't get me wrong: I adore the unapologetically crude existentialism of Roiland's comedy in Rick and Morty.
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Season 1 was unapologetically feminist, pitting a heroine against the walking incarnation of male privilege and entitlement.
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And while she calls for an unapologetically progressive platform, she's ready to unite the fractured Democratic Party.
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Instead, all of that unapologetically queer, feminine energy was depleted by a dizzingly long line of men.
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That's one of my favorite songs, probably because it's unapologetically uncool, an area in which Taylor excels.
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Is there a kind of manspreading that describes a guy unapologetically taking both armrests on a plane?
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Mac Dre unapologetically celebrated his eccentricity, and that attitude extends to the Bay Area's rap scene today.
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Prince was unapologetically human It's a useful mental exercise to imagine that Prince was just like us.
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"I've always wanted to live unapologetically," Ayesha tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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She's unapologetically hyper feminine; she adores fashion and makeup and shopping; she longs to be a cheerleader.
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We're not exaggerating when we say that this creamy matte pencil — an unapologetically bright red — flatters everyone.
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Politically, there's a black side and a white side, and I stand unapologetically on the black side.
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I can't recall a recent BHM during which so many celebrities were so unapologetically vocal about race.
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I wanted to create a show that's as unapologetically strong and powerful onscreen as it is offscreen.
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What's different about being unapologetically black today, some say, is that this disdain for whites seems absent.
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SoFi courted its own controversy with unapologetically elitist advertisements, including one during the Super Bowl in January.
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Trump campaigned as unapologetically "politically correct," refusing to back down from statements seen as offensive or inflammatory.
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These portraits are raw, brave, and unapologetically authentic — exactly like the individuals in front of the camera.
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To their supporters, they were reverse Kennedys: unapologetically old, old-fashioned and utterly faithful to each other.
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The lyrics unapologetically argue that sex and sexual desire are just a part of, well, human nature.
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By most accounts, Joan Crawford was a notoriously demanding actress, and Feud paints her as unapologetically cutthroat.
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Whenever neighbors misgendered Amond in conversation, L. would unapologetically correct them and explain: Pops is a man.
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During his tenure at Versace's diffusion line, Versus, the collections were all about unapologetically saucy bodycon silhouettes.
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But no modern US President has been as unapologetically uninterested in human rights issues as Donald Trump.
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Murphy is unapologetically mass-market: he has no interest in doing independent films that attract small audiences.
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Even so, it felt good to articulate myself to my partner in so unapologetically earnest a manner.
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Their unapologetically diverse celebration showed that Latino culture is every bit as American as the Super Bowl.
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The album, which was released back in summer 2019, is unapologetically dedicated to the Black female experience.
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Sanders isn't just running the most economically left campaign; he's running the most unapologetically left campaign, period.
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Mr. Trump's unapologetically nationalistic approach has put into question the value of many alliances and multilateral institutions.
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It was unprecedented behavior for a speaker, aggressively rude and unapologetically meant to rile up her base.
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She added the bank is "unapologetically black" ... so expect the card to stick around for a while.
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On the other hand, the United States has frequently and unapologetically intervened in elections in other countries.
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Election showed off her knack for comedy and for playing larger-than-life, often unapologetically brash characters.
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She survived the first two debates largely unscathed, unapologetically offering her pitch for revolutionary change in Washington.
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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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In a universe of runway to closet, the company remains politely contemptuous of glitz and unapologetically dear.
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If the Five Star Movement has grown as digital media darling, Mr. Berlusconi is unapologetically old media.
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In light of Gustav Klimt's glittering decadence and Kazimir Malevich's seismic Suprematism, Schiele's art is unapologetically human.
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They outperformed expectations for straight-talking, unapologetically progressive candidates, both coming within 2 percentage points of victory.
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This year, Eduardo Julian introduced us to his unapologetically ambitious Lux programming language, a functional, statically-typed Lisp.
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But she is totally, unapologetically smitten with her most important production to date: Blue Ivy Carter, born Jan.
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With all the unapologetically black fellowship that this film displays, excellence can still be achieved with just that.
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For the past 10 years, I have fearlessly and unapologetically advocated for the rights of the immigrant community.
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A Black man unapologetically loving on a Black woman without any fear of a threat to his manhood.
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" With the acquisition, Wilson said the company will be able to "create even more unapologetically joyful, inspiring entertainment.
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It's unapologetically wide and almost blocky compared to the curved Galaxy S8 and the skinny-tall LG G6.
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Severe mental illness is rarely talked about publicly, let alone referenced proudly and unapologetically on a T-shirt.
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"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically," Kelly said.
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Game of Thrones has long been about eviscerating fans' expectations and wishes, unapologetically, and often with bloody flair.
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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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She was a born leader, and did her thing, the way she wanted to, unapologetically, like a boss.
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It unapologetically praised even his most brutal acts, such as putting his own soldiers to death for disobedience.
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She expresses herself the way she is unapologetically, and that has inspired me the most because that's brave.
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His popularity stems from this very fact; he's loved here because he is always, undeniably, and unapologetically himself.
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Google unapologetically cloned virtually all of the Echo's features and then went further integrating its own Google services.
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When somebody allows themselves to be who they are unapologetically — and they're a good person — that's really hot.
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And having women like Nash unapologetically embrace their own bodies is a leap in the right direction, too.
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He says, unapologetically, that France must be "ambitious" in the wider world and become "a great power again".
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Bannon's ascension solidifies an informal, mutually beneficial relationship between Breitbart, which has unapologetically championed Trump, and the campaign.
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Her character Moe, fellow Shoplifters Anonymous attendee, is much more outspoken and unapologetically herself compared to her friends.
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Fox has, for its entire existence, metaphorically pounded its hairy chest and boasted of its unapologetically macho culture.
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The company's slides were rich on arcane initialisms like DTI and UFS, and its pitch was unapologetically technical.
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Guys always talk about getting girls, and we love Meg because she's doing exactly what they do unapologetically.
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It's a TV show that unapologetically calls for justice — and in troubling times, it's exactly what we need.
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If you've forgotten, Beamen is the unapologetically awesome quarterback character played by Jamie Foxx in Any Given Sunday.
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While the original Stan Smiths are beloved for their unapologetically retro aesthetic, the latest version is thoroughly modern.
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Last year, the company released an ad unapologetically titled "Blood," featuring fierce female athletes enduring gory sports injuries.
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Rumer Willis's advice to her sisters: "just be unapologetically yourself" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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While Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz emphasized their outsider status, he ran unapologetically as a candidate with experience.
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It goes on as an unapologetically thick, rich night cream but it never clogged my acne-prone skin.
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This is the moment, this is the time for young people to stand unapologetically to say, 'We matter.
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Just a few years later, hostilities reached new heights when Democrats unapologetically attempted to bork Clarence Thomas's nomination.
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Shields has been unapologetically herself throughout her illustrious career, and she isn't going to start making concessions now.
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Ms. Ballerini, 24, further hones that approach on her strong second album, "Unapologetically," which will be released Friday.
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Unapologetically left in his orientation, Mr. Gillum has rejected the idea that he needs centrist Democratics to win.
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There are points where the album is so unapologetically uncomfortable that it becomes this sublime piece of art.
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Suzanna Danuta Walters in the Nation hailed Warren for running "an unapologetically intersectional campaign," which she certainly did.
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In particular, its Eternal Flowers rings, were the standouts of a new and unapologetically dazzling Nature Triomphante collection.
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But Nevala-Lee is clear about another aspect of Asimov's story: He was someone who unapologetically groped women.
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But D'Alessandro, who's running an unapologetically far-left bid, lags in public polling in the three-way race.
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"Despite everything we have uncovered, the president's misconduct continues to this day, unapologetically and right now," Schiff said.
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I, an adult, first noticed the Juul on the various Instagram feeds of the unapologetically dumb Barstool Sports.
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"We do what we want and don't try to figure out what the public wants," he explained unapologetically.
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Much of the Democratic mainstream worries that the unapologetically liberal Sanders would lose a match-up with Trump.
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But he's more unconventional than a typical Fortune 500 CEO — he's loquacious, teeming with optimism, and unapologetically outspoken.
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The '90's era resonates with our culture so much because during that time we were unapologetically ourselves.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)For the last 35 years of his life, Paul Allen lived large and unapologetically.
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The characters are unapologetically flawed, in some ways exceptionally ordinary, damaged, unfulfilled and not particularly motivated to change.
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Some brands are taking their styles to the max, unapologetically bedecking their watches with house colors and designs.
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In his early introductory campaign videos, his policy platform was unapologetically pro-life and anti-same-sex marriage.
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The book calls her "a cold and pitiless goddess," but to me she was self-assured, unapologetically powerful.
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Some of these films are very brave, and attack the ills of their society head on and unapologetically.
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The original GLOW was an unapologetically campy cliché-fest that turned Reagan-era paranoia into full-on brawls.
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It's unapologetically weird, aggressively sexual and steeped in psychedelic future funk vibe that defined the Purple One's '90s heyday.
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With her fearless confidence, unapologetically loud, eccentric personal style, and pro-slut mentality, Winkle takes DGAF to new heights.
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" Ballerini — whose latest album, Unapologetically, was inspired by her relationship with Evans — added: "It was the sweetest thing ever.
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Young, optimistic and unapologetically liberal; Trudeau's "sunny" public image and political outlook have recently been darkened by some scandals.
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"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically," Kelly, 46, said.
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She's exceedingly intelligent, a world traveler, never in one place for too long, drop dead gorgeous, and unapologetically political.
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Although unapologetically pro-life, he is adamant that he will do nothing to change pro-choice laws in Canada.
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Well, it's time to let ourselves take up space unapologetically — and our clothing can help us do just that.
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I listened to it relentlessly and unapologetically, falling in love with it over and over again throughout my adolescence.
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"I love Lizzo (@lizzobeeating) because she's unapologetically herself; she owns her body and sexuality, and her music is amazing!"
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Those who were to serve the country, said De Gaulle unapologetically, had to form "an elite in all respects".
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I love Brown Sugar because it had all the fun of a rom-com while also remaining unapologetically black.
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The Daily Shoe Unapologetically ladylike and elegant, these black Oscar de la Renta heels look simple — except they're not.
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His unapologetically liberal Zionism is sending a signal to Democrats that it's okay to be more critical of Israel.
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Mr Brat is unapologetically conservative, expressing his views in a manner that alternates between a lecture and a bark.
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What is truly remarkable about the plan is how openly and unapologetically it tries to reshape America's racial demographics.
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"Love that this Janelle Monáe music vid is unapologetically queer AF," wrote film and TV writer Rebecca Theodore-Vachon.
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Even if she drank too much, and even if she hated men, she unapologetically lived her life her way.
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" Ballerini — whose latest album, Unapologetically, was inspired by her relationship with Evans — adds: "It was the sweetest thing ever.
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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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Their unapologetically black art and activism gave me a sense of self and identity that I was sorely missing.
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They make bold statements on their clothing that connects with their audience and lets black women be unapologetically themselves.
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For yet another summer, fans watched Iaconetti pine over Haibon, unapologetically sabotaging his chances with fellow contestant Caila Quinn.
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"Theresa May has unapologetically pushed for expansive and unprecedented surveillance capabilities," Privacy International's Executive Director Gus Hosein told Mashable.
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Recently, Facebook's platform unapologetically copied Snapchat's signature feature: Video "stories" that allow users to temporarily capture moments in time.
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Just take this parrot Atti, for example, who has fallen madly, deeply, and unapologetically in love with a vase.
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Sanders hasn't helped himself, either: Bernie Sanders is unapologetically on his way to Omaha to campaign for Heath Mello.
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"I am becoming more myself, unapologetically myself, with no desire for outside approval," Keys said as the show opened.
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On the back of an unapologetically leftist election manifesto, Corbyn's Labour Party has made a historically unprecedented surge in
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Ballerini was nominated for Best Country Album at the Grammys last year for her album "Unapologetically," and rightfully so.
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After all, this is a President who has unapologetically thrown out the rule book when it comes to diplomacy.
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On that album campaign, Stormzy leaned into connecting with a mainstream audience, while unapologetically delivering that message about Christianity.
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Playful yet unapologetically earnest, this scene inaugurates a seduction — of Ally, of us — that lasts the exhilarating first hour.
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The result is an unapologetically feminist and furiously single-minded movie that might have benefited from more nuanced characterizations.
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A lot of that is due to star Gillian Anderson's bombastic performance as the aforementioned unapologetically sex-positive mom.
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In recent years, Mr. May's legacy had been clouded by his frequent and unapologetically offensive statements in online forums.
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Finally, someone is unapologetically fighting for white supremacy, white culture and white identity, for protectionism, xenophobia and Christian supremacy.
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Now, reflecting the community and being unapologetically me is a huge part of what I do in the industry.
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According to a 2015 investigation by The Times, even at the corporate office, the work culture is unapologetically ruthless.
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"Miss America empowered me to: be proud, confident, and unapologetically myself," Sioma is quoted as saying on the website.
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Donald Trump is who he is as a politician because of his unapologetically racial vision of the American nation.
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He repeatedly, publicly and unapologetically violates nearly all the moral precepts fundamental to every religious community in our country.
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But as is often the case in comedy, American Dreamer works because it feels true, and bleakly, unapologetically possible.
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Throughout her long career, she has tackled issues of race, sex, gender, and violence in an unapologetically honest fashion.
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Not only was ska a commercial trend; it committed the cardinal sin of being bouncy, goofy, and unapologetically fun.
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"We made a film about a gay man, an immigrant, who lived his life just unapologetically himself," Malek said.
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He described China as a country that wasn't looking to pick fights but would unapologetically defend its national interests.
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It's a plot unapologetically ripped from the Stephen King book Firestarter, but it's also based, at least somewhat, in reality.
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I realized I was living out my dreams through my character, a man who lived unapologetically without fear of ridicule.
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I'll continue to use my platform, unapologetically, to advocate for sex workers and reduce stigma because quite frankly, we're badasses.
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This feels like a film from a decade ago: unapologetically twee, and potentially even charming enough to pull it off.
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It also applied a little fearlessness to search, unapologetically pushing the AMP version of webpages instead of the original sites.
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Yet if you can shake off its familiarity the central idea—that a person should live vigorously, unapologetically—remains germane.
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This time around, a stealth anti-environmentalism was no longer necessary; he unapologetically denied climate change and despised the EPA.
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His pitch is to voters on both the left and the right who share an unapologetically pro-European, liberal outlook.
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Back in May, Lonsdale wrote an emotional Instagram post regarding his sexuality, explaining that he is who he is unapologetically.
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This year's Met Gala theme, Camp, was a perfect match for the event's history of the wild and unapologetically garish.
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Endlessly catchy and unapologetically political, "Formation" defined slaying in its purest form, and forever changed our feelings about Red Lobster.
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To British viewers, her policies might seem more plausible than another of her character's distinctive qualities: an unapologetically Mancunian accent.
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The Pixel 4 isn't going to go in for all that: it's just going to unapologetically have a top bezel.
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"The whole wedding was centered around food, honestly," says Ballerini, whose new album Unapologetically was partly inspired by her husband.
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By sharing our stories openly and unapologetically, we were able to form safe spaces which validated and affirmed our identities.
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I saw this woman on TV, and she was smart, and funny, and emotionally honest, and she seemed unapologetically herself.
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"The Dixie Chicks were making such interesting music and doing it in such an unapologetically feminine, imaginative way," she said.
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Imagine Democrats confronting those complex, vexing issues forthrightly—and unapologetically—from a position of moral strength rather than moral meekness.
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But Trump's unapologetically negative portrait of American schools is striking because it's seemingly all he has to say about education.
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" He added, "I love that she lived her life unapologetically as a man would and I wanted to show that.
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In interviews, she has championed how empowering her role is, how important the character is, and how it's unapologetically feminist.
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It's the fault of non-transgender people who are so disturbed at another person's audacity to exist fully and unapologetically.
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So here I am, aged 25 now, and able to say that Glover empowered me to just be me. Unapologetically.
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The film manages to be all at once a slick '85033s action flick, unapologetically black and a good comic adaptation.
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Racism undoubtedly also plays a role, as so many of the guests and topics Williams touches on are unapologetically Black.
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He emptied out the management cubicles and unapologetically reassigned a large swath of headquarters denizens back to FBI field offices.
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Though Ms. Christensen hails from the land of "the meat and three," the book is unapologetically pro-vegetables and sides.
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We were unapologetically ourselves, and we never encountered hostility, but rarely would we kiss in public without first looking around.
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Music is universal, Balvin tells CNN, and staying true to his music means unapologetically embracing his culture and musical origins.
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Queer Eye, now without the "For The Straight Guy" modifier of the original, is unapologetically sincere, sweet, and well-meaning.
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Her message is gloriously, unapologetically for black women, but everyone who believes in freedom is invited to get in formation.
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Another possibility is that the show is unapologetically diabolical and the Jumex is reveling in its old-school institutional power.
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The Malört, while still unapologetically present, was tamed into submission by the brightness, sweetness, and florality of the other ingredients.
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This cycle, even Democrats running in red states are unapologetically putting health care at the center of their campaign messages.
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Mendieta's art, sometimes violent, often unapologetically feminist and usually raw, left an indelible mark before her life was cut short.
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She needed to hear that you can to take up space and you can be unapologetically weird, soft, and chingona.
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In her four-decade career, the artist has gone her own way, creating unapologetically lovely work that feels particularly relevant.
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I know very few people who don't struggle with mental health issues, so I am unapologetically open about my own.
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She returns with her second album, "Unapologetically," which finds her embracing the pop mantle she'd been fighting for, and scored.
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His work is unapologetically, at times eloquently, and sometimes unintentionally a product of the time in which it was written.
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That comes from Mr. de Jesús, whose unapologetically nelly Emory slowly displays an innate dignity beneath the flippancy and frivolity.
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But alongside unexpected trends and surprise makeovers, one classic Hollywood beauty look made a comeback: Bold, matte, unapologetically red lipstick.
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"I know hope is a little bit unfashionable these days," he said at one point, declaring himself unapologetically pro-hope.
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Our soccer correspondent reflects on why the city's two astonishingly wealthy, unapologetically ambitious clubs have delivered so little this season.
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When Moscow oversteps in ways that negatively affect core U.S. national security interests, Washington should react strongly, swiftly, and unapologetically.
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From radio shock jocks to right-wing state legislatures, Muslims and Islam have been unapologetically ridiculed, demonized, and instigated against.
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Blurring distance and time, both men unapologetically embraced their aesthetic kindred spirits across oceans and ages, and brought them home.
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Known for creating immersive sculptural installations, the artist's use of bright, saturated colors give her work an unapologetically attractive quality.
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Even in the face of adversity, the BME LGBTQ community can unapologetically celebrate our multiple identities at UK Black Pride.
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But Jackson's bearing was unapologetically erect, even as he kept glancing down at his phone, looking for word from his author.
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It was always an image thing, a masculinity thing, and now I feel like I'm over that shit—I'm unapologetically myself.
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"I have always felt unapologetically black but I didn't always know that I could make it being that way," she says.
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"This prosecutor unapologetically &aposplayed&apos to the audience outside as well as to those watching the livestream," Arias&apos lawyers wrote.
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A North American Hockey League game in Quebec become unapologetically metal during a fight between Jean-Philip Chabot and Christophe Losier.
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I have an album [Unapologetically] to put out beforehand, so we're both very busy, but I think we're pretty much done.
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Bernie Sanders, the candidate who unapologetically backs "Medicare for All" and wants to see the end of the private insurance industry.
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"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically," Kelly had said to Fonda.
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The film moves at its own pace, shifting tone from violent gags to dry office workplace banter to unapologetically sentimental beats.
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"I gave Dean the rose because I saw him for who he is with no walls up — unapologetically himself," she said.
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Sonically, it's all about the spaciousness, that unapologetically saccharine lead, and the timbre of popular 80s digital synthesizers and MIDI instruments.
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"We're totally committed to our activist work and really proud to support this organization and unapologetically experiencing joy while doing it."
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No matter who you were, you were, for the most part, able to access this brand that was unapologetically for you.
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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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Still, though my name can present challenges, it has become part of my personal brand and I now use it unapologetically.
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They're unapologetically putting fashion first, and leading the way to show that fashion can — and should be — truly for every body.
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And they do have a certain girly undertone because many of us associate them with our childhood, so they're unapologetically feminine.
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Here was a boutique analog synthesizer company confidently and unapologetically wading into virtual synthesis—and for the mobile age, no less.
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And if the guy who prides himself on being unapologetically honest is caught lying red-handed here, will it even matter?
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"When Someone Stops Loving You," Hillary Lindsey, Chase McGill & Lori McKenna, songwriters (Little Big Town) BEST COUNTRY ALBUM Unapologetically, Kelsea Ballerini
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Univision, as a powerful media conglomerate, has joined unapologetically with grass-roots groups to get out the Latino vote in November.
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It was touching seeing so many young adults thriving in this world we created for them to just be themselves unapologetically.
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Those are the kind of fighters I love and I am unapologetically a mark for both fighters and for this fight.
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For both events, the opening is a moment to celebrate women becoming who they truly are and finding their voices, unapologetically.
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The characters that Phoenix meets might be exaggerated, but they're unapologetically human at their core, with real desires and real problems.
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BROADLY: In your own words, how would you describe The Unapologetically Brown Series to somebody who has never heard of it?
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Clinton's advisers worried that voters were not as moved by class-based attacks against someone who unapologetically boasts about his wealth.
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If someone asks you the same question, tell the other person unapologetically what you need to do to finish your work.
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"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically," Kelly told Fonda to applause.
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Reagan won two landslide presidential election victories by unapologetically cutting taxes and brushing off all the loudest critics with infectious optimism.
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Nelson has fast become a rising star in the labor movement, as well as one of its most unapologetically militant voices.
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The section's title, "SHARPENING MY OYSTER KNIFE," similarly speaks to pursuing revenge through unapologetically living well, or at least being unbothered.
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As Gregg shared in her Instagram post announcing the covers, all of these plus-size ladies are unapologetically "getting in formation."
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Much of the work unapologetically indulges in pop culture, commenting on the video games, dating apps, and the 2016 presidential election.
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It is for sure time that we as a people stand up for human rights and rebel against the system unapologetically.
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I think one of the best things is being able to find people on the internet that are so unapologetically themselves.
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I'm not confrontational, I'm not one of those women, so it was really interesting to play someone who is unapologetically brutal.
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By 1970 my friend would not have dared to repeat out loud what he had told me unapologetically two years before.
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They are breathtaking, unapologetically modern structures, inspired by their landscape and their owners, and shaped to adapt to a unique setting.
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To avoid similar troubles, they argued, China should adopt measures aimed unapologetically at merging ethnic minorities into a broader national identity.
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On the back, the four cameras are placed symmetrically, inside an unapologetically large bump that also sports a glowing Motorola logo.
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Reading Morrison was almost like reteaching myself how to write unapologetically in a black and feminist aesthetic that was my own.
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Now he is again unapologetically opening his political aperture far beyond New York City, even before his second-term swearing-in.
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"The moment I had the courage to live authentically and unapologetically, I faced a lot of backlash from society," she says.
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Kelsea Ballerini is No. 7 with "Unapologetically" (Black River), and Kid Rock is in eighth place with "Sweet Southern Sugar" (BMG).
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And Mr. Bartlett borrows unapologetically from both Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard" and "The Seagull" for his portrayal of the characters here.
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The card was the ninth in a series that began in 2016, featuring what Ms. Williams said were "unapologetically Black" figures.
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The prospect has rattled reproductive rights activists but has made the "unapologetically pro-life" governor a hero among opponents of abortion.
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When you live unapologetically in line with your values, your light will shine in a way that is impossible to ignore.
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That, certainly, is the rationale behind Atlético's decision to leave this place behind and look, unapologetically, to a brighter, bolder future.
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How is it possible such unapologetically conservative ideas—expanding HSA use and preventing taxpayer funding of abortions—arrive at cross-purposes?
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We were in a congressional district Trump had won by 27% and represented by Steve King, who has unapologetically disparaged immigrants.
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But part of it was also the way they wore the color: unapologetically, like a sign of enthusiasm for their job.
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By being unapologetically blunt, the offended like yourselves come home to roost as the intended, (actual) snowflakey, targets that you are.
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The episode is occasionally uneven — some scenes are a bit forced, while others truly deliver — but it is also unapologetically honest.
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" Conway explained, "You have to be unapologetically, unflinchingly unafraid of Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton and all that the Clinton campaign means.
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And in 2017, the more women who are unapologetically rattling the cage in bodies and lives they fully, proudly inhabit, the better.
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These are stats Lalonde can rattle off at a second's notice, and she's vocal about them on her unapologetically blunt Twitter feed.
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Led by model Sophia Hadjipanteli, whose unapologetically conjoined eyebrows made headlines earlier this year, the #UnibrowMovement seeks not just acceptance but celebration.
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We're telling you; exist in this shitty, fucking crazy, terrifying socio-political climate and be yourself unapologetically because that's what we're doing.
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She was unapologetically herself in an era when female rappers were being marketed as sex symbols and didn't think twice about conformance.
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Tlaib ran on an unapologetically progressive platform, focusing on issues like a $15 minimum wage, Medicare-for-All, and reducing student debt.
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"The Dixie Chicks were making such interesting music and doing it in such an unapologetically feminine, imaginative way," Swift told the magazine.
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The film's hinge event plays out a couple of times, from different perspectives, and Lemmons unapologetically sets it during a violent storm.
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" He boasted unapologetically about his climbing poll numbers, and he called her attacks on his health-care plan "nonsense," and "Republican attacks.
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The all-women reboot of Steven Soderbergh's unapologetically fun heist movie was announced in October of 2015 — almost three years ago, okay?
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Director Ryan Coogler has created Marvel's most political movie yet, one that's unapologetically grounded in the jagged reality of black American identity.
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It truly is the first Marvel movie that unapologetically addresses the sort of painful realities that superhero movies rarely make room for.
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The 5C wasn't an outright failure, but most buyers weren't fooled: The tech inside its "unapologetically plastic" exterior was a year old.
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Even beyond the signature logo, everything the company makes is unapologetically luxe, manufactured with the finest materials by the finest craftspeople, probably.
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But, when you pull back, the unapologetically Latinx-friendly show isn't alone when it comes to its loving obsession with matriarchal bonds.
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Though Mr. de Blasio ran for mayor — and, later, president — on an unapologetically progressive platform, he has generally not endorsed progressive insurgents.
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But having watched him successfully pair his family's storied jewelry brand with the unapologetically sexy Victoria's Secret, others may beg to differ.
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Ultimately, Benger finds the issue all boils down to women's commitment to being unapologetically straightforward — without sugarcoating, softening, or curbing that directness.
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"You've been an example to everyone in how to age beautifully and with strength and unapologetically," Kelly told her in September 2017.
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In the half-hour unscripted comedy, these best friends are unapologetically challenging their conservative society and turning Oklahoma City on its head.
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Inspired by neoclassical sculpture, this composition of two lovers resting in each other's arms is potently political as well as unapologetically romantic.
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Still, people are out here living their best lives or examining their lives the way the best they can—honestly and unapologetically.
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They became the sketch show Jeffery and Cole Casserole, which became a cult classic for its wacky and unapologetically queer comedic sensibilities.
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He's so unapologetically him and it just warms my heart to see him lift others up the way I wish I could.
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The site is unapologetically insane, and the highly sexual content is routinely followed up with intelligent baseball stats and opinions from Moore.
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The critics didn't have it wrong, but they couldn't have predicted the impact this dumb, smart, and unapologetically bold film would have.
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The administration hired many tech executives into top posts; it unapologetically viewed Silicon Valley as the new engine of the global economy.
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Which is a shame, because Doctor Strange is at its most entertaining when it's unapologetically different from anything Marvel has done before.
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The big one, given her willingness to unapologetically call out her friends who have been accused of sexual misconduct, including former Sen.
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For them, the Republican Party was merely a vessel to get their man in power, where he would unapologetically savage their enemies.
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Both leaders have also expressed disdain for federal agencies and balances of power, all while touting reputations as decidedly and unapologetically nationalistic.
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Because of what it is: An opportunity to mess with people unapologetically — as a horrible, no-good goose with an attitude problem.
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Seeing women of all shapes and backgrounds unapologetically own qualities that they've been told were 'flawed' is revolutionary, beautiful, and not easy.
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"We need people who are unapologetically progressive," says Nina Turner, the former Ohio state senator who serves as president of Our Revolution.
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Vezzoli draws deeply from the wealth of Rai's historical archives, setting mental associations and recollections free, unapologetically mixing high and low culture.
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Mixing early Detroit influences, electro, and a few occasional nods to acid, it's unapologetically melodic, without losing sight of the dance floor.
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Given that this was my first time protesting, my first time actively contributing to something I unapologetically stand for, I was apprehensive.
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To one self-described "unapologetically bullish" portfolio manager, the rally will pick up speed over the summer to surge through year's end.
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How much did the fact that Warren is a woman and ran on an unapologetically feminist platform for president affect the outcome?
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"It has been important to us to be unapologetically leftwing when we get into politics or social issues at all," said Kaplowitz.
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It's confusing that most of the blame in this unapologetically feminist story is loaded, especially at first, on the brittle, SoulCycling mother.
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Many have positioned themselves as unapologetically progressive, promising support for racial justice, reproductive and LGBTQ+ rights, immigration reform and universal health care.
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An unapologetically negligent mom and aloofly shitty wife, Wanda shrugs off her domestic identity like the rollers that clutter her sofa cushions.
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As an heiress with a famous last name I've been granted a free pass into the places where wealth is unapologetically flaunted.
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During his nearly 60 years in Congress, Dingell pushed an unapologetically liberal agenda on health care and clean air and water protections.
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"The act of being black and public is unapologetically political," he said, so he is going to use the platform he has.
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More importantly, it has enabled us to proudly do whatever it is that makes us feel our most beautiful and authentic selves, unapologetically.
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And perhaps that's what's so enchanting about Maar: how unapologetically — and freely — she united style and content, politics and innovation, glamour and guts.
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These are the handsets with unapologetically large chins that feature so much wasted space that you often wonder if their designers simply didn't.
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That fact was inextricably linked to her life's trajectory, her art, and her politics — to everything that made Nina fearlessly and unapologetically Nina.
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The star, who released her second studio album, Unapologetically, in November 2017, earned her first Grammy nomination in 2016 for best new artist.
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Not only was he confident of robust interest from buyers for this weapon but he was also unapologetically eager to valorize its symbolism.
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Our goal is to ensure that everyone, no matter who you are, can live out their lives unapologetically and as their authentic selves.
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One can only imagine how this witch would feel about someone who forcibly "yanked" crystals from their home and unapologetically sold them off.
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So it's no particular surprise that Transformers: The Last Knight — Bay's fifth Transformers movie in 10 years — unapologetically offers more of the same.
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Hopefully, they'll also let others who see the tweets in their newsfeeds know it's OK for them to unapologetically be themselves as well.
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It was so gleeful, so disrespectful to its audience, so unapologetically cheap that I still can't believe the show went down that route.
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" Explaining the appeal of the brand's aesthetic, Gamble says she "loves that the shapes are unapologetically feminine while embracing silhouettes from bygone eras.
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" So they started posting their own photos and videos where they could "proudly and unapologetically showcase our black gay love all the time.
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WHAT do you do when your last film was celebrated for its sensitive, delicate and unapologetically highbrow depiction of a youthful gay romance?
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Jealous, angry, addicted to sleeping pills and dreaming of death, she poured herself into work that was vital, venomous, glorious and unapologetically female.
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No matter who he was talking to he was unapologetically himself, but it was so fun to be confused yet intrigued by it.
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There's something so appealing about a guy who's unapologetically himself, and and no one seems more comfortable in his own skin than Rippon.
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Floyd Mayweather has a new member of The Money Team -- Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov ... an alleged violent warlord who unapologetically hates gay people.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is deservedly celebrated for its feminism, for giving the world an unapologetically female action hero and making her iconic.
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The track is unapologetically Zeds Dead with its drilling dubstep, but also takes on more of a pop structure with its vocal focus.
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It sits crushed by a conservative government unapologetically committed to a platform of austerity; Trump's infamous skinny budget is a Tory wet dream.
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I love him because he is a great liberal — as his new book, "Bill Press From the Left," unapologetically reveals in its title.
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The only possible explanation is because so many people still think the worst crime a woman can commit is to be unapologetically sexual.
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Best known for his success as a prolific poet, Jose Felipe Herrera uses much of his poetry to unapologetically celebrate his Hispanic heritage.
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Their father says he is going to make America great again, and there they are, unapologetically modeling the moment he is talking about.
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When lists of prominent women are created, we must not forget the trailblazing conservative women who unapologetically fight for their beliefs and values.
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Sanders unapologetically responded that everyone, including violent criminals who are guilty of sexual assault and murder, should be able to vote from prison.
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That final attribute also contributed to his singular status as a politically outspoken, unapologetically black athlete who never sold out, our columnist writes.
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Kasich unapologetically centered his campaign in the Granite State, doing more than 100 town halls and giving South Carolina barely a second look.
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"Black women are occupying spaces that we didn't before, and celebrating ourselves unapologetically," Beverly Bond, the organization's founder, said in a telephone interview.
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In a society that increasingly devalues human life, we must continue to unapologetically advance laws that will protect those who cannot protect themselves.
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When I would watch her unapologetically slink across the stage and stuff microphones down her throat to make guttural squawks, I felt empowered.
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Blackness is a thing that still needs defending and to be unapologetically shared with the world — and so clothing, self-expression, is activism.
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But their relationship is so unapologetically earnest, which is a big part of the reason I feel so much nostalgia for this sitcom.
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When the prospect of the role surfaced, she watched the original show, which she called "searingly funny and uncompromisingly, unapologetically British," and hesitated.
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Even unapologetically racist voters and politicians reacted with outrage: Here were rebels, seen as traitors, attacking loyal black people, including many Union veterans.
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These houses are breathtaking and unapologetically modern structures, inspired by their surroundings and golf courses, and shaped to adapt to a unique setting.
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If The Glendale Biennial is mere jest, it lampoons the art field's exclusionary mechanisms while unapologetically excluding 5 percent of the city's population.
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Both shows stormed onscreen at a time when furious liberals craved a space to be unapologetically pissed off at the conservative status quo.
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The centrist Liberal Democrats have inched ahead of Labour in some European election polls on the back of an unapologetically anti-Brexit message.
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More escapade than movie, Augustine Frizzell's unapologetically raunchy debut feature, "Never Goin' Back," spends most of its running time searching for a plot.
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"Science Fair: An Opera With Experiments" is an entertaining, sometimes poetic and unapologetically didactic concoction made up of song, science lectures and demonstrations.
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Then you actually see the finished project and realize you couldn't have ever dreamed up something quite so beautiful, lusty, and unapologetically odd.
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Country duo Maddie & Tae told The New York Times "The Dixie Chicks encouraged us all to unapologetically be who we are" in 2016.
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Unapologetically domineering, Harriet all but grabs the garden clippers from her exasperated gardener and pushes her blissfully patient cook out of the kitchen.
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There comes a moment in any digital revolution when its most ardent mansplaining soldiers become so insufferably, unapologetically obnoxious, a resistance is born.
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Homan unapologetically carried out Trump's immigration crackdown through the first year and a half of the administration until his retirement in mid-2018.
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Jamming ''unapologetically'' in front of ''American'' like that, with all those aggro fixin's, implies that anybody wearing a different shirt doesn't love America.
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" Mehra is neither straight nor white nor male, and writes unapologetically about her bonds to these categories in her collection "Brown White Black.
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Baldwin's personal history isn't the point of this movie; his is simply the voice chosen to give life to the compelling stories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Medgar Evers, and Malcolm X. But as political activism today frequently fails to be adequately intersectional, it's important to remember that not only was James Baldwin unapologetically black, but he was also unapologetically queer.
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The Grammy nominee spent much of 2017 on the road opening for Lady Antebellum, and in November, the star released her sophomore album, Unapologetically.
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The CW's new drama In the Dark stars Perry Mattfeld as Murphy, a snarky, sarcastic 20-something who unapologetically loves sex and shuns responsibility.
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While the pop superstar has always unapologetically been a fan of her own curves, now she also has the t-shirt to prove it.
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Despite these awful statistics, ultimately, each moment at Esprit featured in The Convention is a celebration of being utterly and unapologetically true to yourself.
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I reviewed the middle child of this unapologetically high-end family, the $2,199.99 Corsair One Pro, and I came away feeling very privileged indeed.
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It's also the time of year where all of your most unapologetically extra friends will be even more extra in honor of their birthdays.
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On contemporary hits like, say, ''Broad City'' and ''Transparent,'' gender norms are explicitly and unapologetically assailed, whereas on ''Playhouse'' the sabotage was largely implicit.
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The sequence is a joyous riot of speed and impact, completely and unapologetically unbound from any real-world understanding of how cars actually work.
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Watch Jessica's journey to embracing her unapologetically quirky self, her killer sense of style, and her realization that it's what's inside that matters most.
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It took me nine months of living here to be so unapologetically vulnerable about being lonely, but the truth is, I was never alone.
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It simply took a regular black dude with a legitimate fear and told a story in a way that was unapologetically black in Hollywood.
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Of Aston Martin's present-day models, the one bearing the "DB" moniker, the big, unapologetically luxurious GT coupe, has the most history behind it.
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The developed world must stand firm, defend human rights and continue unapologetically to denounce practices like honour killings whenever and wherever they take place.
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Now, the tank-top wearers who can no longer unapologetically wear corny slogans across their chests are getting their own This Is Spinal Tap.
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Men of various ages, body sizes, and ethnicities crowd the free weight area, lifting with questionable form, making loud noises, unapologetically taking up space.
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Despite being elected as the candidate of the center-right Liberal Party, he embarked upon an ambitious and unapologetically progressive agenda while in office.
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The group, like the powerful Emily's List and newcomer Run for Something, is unapologetically left-leaning and seeks to get progressive women into office.
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Through her outlandish humor that thumbed its nose at "good taste" with unapologetically gross, crass characters, she planted a seed in our formative brains.
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Warm and unapologetically herself, she was wise and funny, and she could take a joke just as happily as she could dish it out.
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Now they are World Series champions, a status that presents a new challenge to their front office, the most unapologetically progressive one in baseball.
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I've never been to a place that wasn't a festival that has people so freely and unapologetically dressed the way they want to dress.
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The brief and restless work is unapologetically virtuosic, with one continuous line (no chords!) passed back and forth between the right and left hands.
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Though unapologetically pro-refugee and left-wing, the Greens have moved to the center over the years, and the center has moved toward them.
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The liberal wing counters that Mr. O'Rourke and Stacey Abrams, in Georgia, did far better than expected with unapologetically progressive campaigns in red states.
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Constructed on top of the archeological ruins of old Mecca, which were unapologetically destroyed to accommodate the buildings, they dwarf Kaaba in its modesty.
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Perhaps the most surprising thing about the comic is the way it reminds you of how hilarious and unapologetically political Wonder Woman can be.
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The head-scratching ghost of Samuel Beckett, and the more sinister spirit of Harold Pinter, haunt "Ballyturk," which traffics unapologetically in literature's biggest theme.
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Midterm 2018 mATCH-UPS After an upset victory in a crowded primary field, the Democrat Andrew Gillum is running on an unapologetically progressive platform.
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It is built, unapologetically, for the people who live there, not for tourists, and movement in that direction seems to meet with admirable resistance.
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Beth (Kelly Reilly) is a hard-charging businesswoman, racking up boardroom and bedroom conquests, who feels transplanted from a more unapologetically sudsy family saga.
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That Mx. Bruce, 24, and Mx. Hopkins, 25, are proudly, unapologetically queer is central to their act; so is the fact that they rock.
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She envies the way boys unapologetically take up space, but she doesn't want to be a boy; just a girl who has more fun.
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I am the Jew who gets to see Jewish ingenuity unapologetically celebrated, Jewish material success flourish, Jewish might acknowledged and the Jewish language rejuvenated.
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The new strategy also focuses unapologetically on right-wing terrorism, particularly white supremacist extremism, a shift that is both urgently needed and long overdue.
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He was unapologetically smart and wasn't like the other students, who were starting to focus on being popular and good at sports, she remembered.
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"I'm constantly inspired by her drive and tenacity—and how she unapologetically shows up in the world," said Omar in a statement about Isra.
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Harris has come under fire from progressive-leaning Democrats for unapologetically working with AIPAC and posing for photos with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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It also seemed unapologetically based on Toblerone, which some believe took its distinctive shape from the 14,692' Matterhorn mountain, as illustrated on its package.
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The sitting president of the United States deliberately and unapologetically chose to use his international platform to promote naked bigotry and hate against Muslims.
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Ocasio-Cortez's stunning win came on the back of an unapologetically progressive, grassroots campaign pledging "economic, social, and racial justice" for working-class Americans.
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But the nonlinear structure suggests newer ideas in the actual gameplay, while 3D lighting and camera effects spruce up the beautiful and unapologetically 2D art.
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Are people like me responsible because we've been unapologetically reminding the American public that Donald Trump's rise to national political power was fueled by bigotry?
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While the space is unapologetically not a commercial gallery, it was created with a proposal and vision beyond the purview of what we normally expect.
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Biden is also known -- even by independents and lean-Republicans -- as a centrist, unlike, say, Sanders, who has unapologetically embraced every imaginable tenet of liberalism.
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White Rex rejects modern society — its relativism, consumerism, hedonism — in favor of militantly reviving its vision of traditional masculinity: conservative, straight-edge, and unapologetically racist.
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These black women who are unapologetically themselves show that talent mixed with hard work and a genuine spirit will take you somewhere, which is inspiring.
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"I happen to be black and a woman and unapologetically proud to be both," she said during a debate at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
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For example, one of the hosts of BET's after show was Insta-comedia Jess Hilarious, who has unapologetically made transphobic jokes on her Instagram page.
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She and her groom unapologetically celebrated diversity and Black American culture with the inclusion of a Black bishop, gospel choir, and cellist at their ceremony.
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Because Kavanaugh was very, very wrong then and gives every indication that he will take his ignorance unapologetically to the highest court in the land.
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If you're not familiar with Newton's work, he was famous (and, at times, infamous) for his boundary-pushing, erotic photography — featuring strong, unapologetically sexy women.
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Sure, glamorous Hollywood waves and shiny blowouts never go out of style, but there's something about a bun that always reads unapologetically glamorous and strong.
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While some might find his unapologetically abrasive and inappropriate tendencies unappealing, it's hard to deny that he's incredibly skilled at having insightful and engaging interviews.
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Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code, says the organization unapologetically uses the color pink and slight feminization of its events to appeal to girls.
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Where: Printed Matter, New York (Main Hall, Main Building) I really appreciated this book, because the patterns are funny, snarky and unapologetically political in sensibility.
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"I've been surrounded by incredibly strong women: incredibly, unapologetically strong women, and I guess that for me has just been the biggest inspiration," she says.
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Trump has unapologetically based his political appeal on widening national divides -- so he is unlikely to worry about exacerbating them if it benefits him politically.
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Wilder, an actor and co-founder of the Bozeman Actors Theater, remembers Kidder as a survivor who lived life unapologetically — sometimes to her own detriment.
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But there's at least one area in which we agree: Lahren is unapologetically pro-choice, and she said as much on The View last week.
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Honestly the best part of the ad is that is unapologetically brings back the rock anthem St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) by John Parr.
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She always brought out the best in others — obviously touched by Grumpy's overwhelmingly calm and cute demeanor, everyone I saw around her was unapologetically joyful.
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So here's to you, Solange: for your fearlessness, your vulnerability, and your bravery to be unapologetically yourself while giving Black people everywhere the same courage.
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It captured an earlier version of this unapologetically black sentiment: There are regions of the black experience that outsiders cannot comprehend, so don't even bother.
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A rebuke of hatred and bigotry paired with unapologetically bold, progressive accomplishments and positions that actually move our economy forward (the latter being especially key).
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His supporters and others on the left have called for Democrats to seek new ground and call unapologetically for further government intervention in the economy.
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Unapologetically wonky and sweating "the details of policy," Clinton embraces a "Baby Boomer" version of feminism that celebrates policies of equal opportunity and equal pay.
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And as the child of the original hip-hop generation, I always want this beautiful, unapologetically black musical genre to win big on the stage.
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"Bunk" is a sort of book that comes along rarely: the encompassing survey of some vast realm of human activity, encyclopedic but also unapologetically subjective.
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They are rallying behind a young, unapologetically liberal African-American candidate in a swing state where older conservative white voters have dominated five straight midterms.
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In the Fourth Congressional District, the civil rights attorney and military veteran James Thompson spent 20 months unapologetically championing Medicare for All and marijuana legalization.
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They should unapologetically champion a strong American identity around the shared values espoused in the Declaration of Independence as an antidote to exclusionary white nationalism.
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That unapologetically internationalist, industrial approach is understandable, given the intensely competitive environment in which clubs exist, but it means one significant element has been lost.
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And such is the case in this recipe for pork loin with cider, apples and onions, roasted directly and unapologetically on a rimmed sheet pan.
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This unapologetically R-rated film has no interest in the more scolding forms of right-wing moralism; its populism is distinctly secular and post-religious.
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She decided to lean into it on her new album, which is about a character she describes — unapologetically — as a "horny, hungry and ambitious" woman.
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Rachel Zoe, often draped in vintage Chloé and Yves Saint Laurent, became a reality TV star and then a designer drawing unapologetically from the past.
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Yes, that means running unapologetically as a woman, and understanding that the experiences that brought them to this decision are the foundation of their expertise.
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"The working group that counts is all 52 of us," Mr. McConnell said unapologetically at a news conference, referring to the number of Republican senators.
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The majority Democrats built last fall to end that near-decade in the minority wilderness is extremely different: much younger, more diverse, and unapologetically progressive.
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It&aposs a highbrow show that is unapologetically inspired by its graphic-novel source material, which may have been a turn off for the HFPA.
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During his eight years in Congress, Pompeo was known as a conservative firebrand who unapologetically bashed liberals and stood up for red-meat Republican causes.
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While my male classmates will unapologetically make controversial (and often politically incorrect) statements in class, my female peers are less prone to taking unpopular positions.
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Leaning on her unapologetically out best friend, Cam, after her breakup with Jamie, Isobel is overwhelmed by the possibilities opened by her newfound desire for women.
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But it also spoke to the parallel experience of being a Black woman in a traditionally white space, while unapologetically having a clear sense of agency.
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And in which George Michael, an artist as unapologetically queer as they come, has had his sexuality repeatedly brushed over in the aftermath of his death.
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It's a curious choice, given that this crowning readymade marks a recent past in which caucasian beauty was unapologetically promoted as the exemplar for commercial manufacturing.
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"In a culture often conflicted about its relationship to melody, and songwriting generally, Ben continues unapologetically to provide melodic clarity and musicality," he says in part.
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The rainbow version of the typeface unapologetically invokes LGBTQ pride, but "Gilbert" is also available for download in black, creating a sleeker and more understated look.
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But what the movie does so well, and what sets it apart, is the way it unapologetically lives up to its promise of raunch and sleaze.
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"I will continue to live unapologetically, to thrive in this body, prove the naysayers wrong & laugh at the ignorance," she posted on Instagram at the time.
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Toruño, who was raised in El Salvador, told BuzzFeed News she started The Unapologetically Brown Series because she wanted to highlight and empower people of color.
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Where CES is full of far-out concepts, increasingly autonomous cars, and furnishings for the smart home, MWC is unapologetically fixated on mobile and phone tech.
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What eventually emerged out of all these influences was a big-screen Captain Marvel who's not just tough and funny and inspiring but irrepressibly, unapologetically herself.
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In Season 1, with the Weinstein name stamped all over the opening credits, Page Six columnist and judge Richard Johnson unapologetically ogled a young model's ass.
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Yet what her classmate says next gives me hope that programs like GFS are instilling confidence in women to fight sexism by doing good work —unapologetically.
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On Sunday, as the planet of rebellion, Uranus, ends its retrograde, pay attention to recent innovations that allow you, and your generation, to be unapologetically independent.
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The novel is unapologetically gripping within the first few pages as André Aciman superbly describes Elio's attraction – his love, his obsession, his unfettered desire – to Oliver.
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In an industry of dark sunglasses and status handbags, she embraced an unapologetically pretty, preppy, East Coast aesthetic, turning it on its head in the process.
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The bottom line is the GOP doesn't believe in the simple, across-the-board tax cuts that President Ronald Reagan promoted so unapologetically 36 years ago.
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Now, the U.S. Navy steams unapologetically through the seas surrounding those unlawful militarized outcroppings and Beijing is on notice about interfering with such lawful maritime activities.
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Such a move would underscore US resolve to hold perpetrators of atrocities accountable and would also demonstrate a willingness to unapologetically uphold our principles without fear.
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"No rules!" is how the Long Island-born head chef, Rob McCue (who appeared on the cooking-competition show "Hell's Kitchen"), describes his unapologetically indulgent menu.
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I don't know, but it's my new favorite cold pasta, custom-made for summer — refreshingly and unapologetically hot and spicy, and perfect for lunch or dinner.
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I wanted something just as bloody-minded, stronger in impact but lighter on the palate, something more unapologetically a cocktail, less a meal in a glass.
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Financial setbacks and going against the grain of Nigeria's conservative principle aside, Akuson's focus is in one direction and he is doing it boldly, and unapologetically.
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But what's more interesting about the clip, to me, is how it unapologetically includes at least a few of swears – including 'shit' and the F-bomb.
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It's why a movie like The Hate U Give is so necessary, and it's why I approach these topics unapologetically and sometimes walk with a strut.
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Under Jim Rich, the editor who lost his job on Monday, The News positioned itself as an unapologetically liberal counterpuncher to Rupert Murdoch's New York Post.
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"'Captain America,' like its unapologetically corny hero, is propelled by unpretentious and plucky ingenuity," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The couple were hoping to have dinner together, but "you see what goes on around here," she said, unapologetically, as they went over the day's agenda.
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Ralph S. Northam of Virginia, who ran unapologetically on gun control and routed his Republican rival last year, "You have to be slapped in the face."
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But, Mamiashvili has helped undermine that by unapologetically berating Trazhukova for her loss—regardless of whether the additional charges made against him are accurate or not.
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It is, in short, a city where a woman like Ms. Abrams — a Yale-educated, unapologetically liberal, African-American transplant — does not stand out at all.
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" And The Times's Margot Sanger-Katz has written, "Even Democrats running in red states are unapologetically putting health care at the center of their campaign messages.
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" Linette Lopez shared on Twitter that their chatter "can make you feel as funny, fierce and unapologetically black/queer as they are, even if you're not.
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But Control still makes them work because at this point, Remedy has a recognizable house style that it unapologetically owns in every one of its games.
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"To be triumphantly, unapologetically successful and black — this is perhaps the show's most lofty ambition," Lori Adelman wrote in The New York Times Magazine in 2015.
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Its stores are stocked with strongly scented ointments and brightly colored blocks of soap, and its advertisements are unapologetically strident when it comes to social issues.
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"Rough Night" wants its female characters to get down, dirty and dumb, too, and indulge in their ostensible vices as unapologetically as any Zach Galifianakis boob.
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You have unapologetically tried to do what's right, not what's popular, and that has historically put you on the right side of issues like gay marriage.
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Here are a few tips to help you find the courage to keep moving forward, experience incredible fulfillment, and be unapologetically you when things get difficult.
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Jordan Peele and the art of being unapologetically black They are "The Tethered," shadow people who have been living twisted underground versions of their counterparts' lives.
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Backes & Strauss has a reputation for unapologetically bold diamond-set timepieces — and there is no plan to change course, the company's chief executive, Vartkess Knadjian, said.
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And as the mayor of the nation's largest city, de Blasio is one of the highest-ranking politicians to embrace Sanders' unapologetically liberal White House bid.
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It also means that children's poetry is unusually, for lack of a better word, fun — or at least, that it unapologetically sets out to be entertaining.
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The pursuit of truth, beauty and uncommon wisdom has informed nearly every Projectors release, but never have these values been sought in such unapologetically autobiographical ways.
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Even among the more secular alt-right, Trump has been memed into the "God-Emperor," or an over-the-top rendering of his unapologetically dictatorial persona.
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All paying homage to Roxsana's dream by holding the government accountable, by raising their voices for the most vulnerable and, more than anything, by unapologetically being themselves.
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Now, she's a vocal advocate for trans rights and a viral YouTube sensation whose millions of followers flock to her pages to see Nikita be unapologetically herself.
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The glamorous pig just rolled out a new fashion collab with Kate Spade New York that's in keeping with her unapologetically glitzy, pearls-bedecked, pink-packed aesthetic.
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The show offers its nostalgia openly and unapologetically, even reverently, and reportedly managed to rack up more than 14 million views during its first month on Netflix.
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The Republican Party is fundamentally broken, and in backing a long list of unapologetically misogynist men, its supporters have given up any moral ground they ever had.
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Unlike celebrities who use their social platforms to present strategically planned, overly filtered versions of themselves at their very best, Spears uses Instagram to be unapologetically herself.
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The podcast is unapologetically filthy, as the hosts talk about your crushes, read fan-fiction, and in general, share the thirst that we all know and feel.
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"We have a president with a toxic tongue who has publicly and unapologetically embraced a political strategy of hate, racism, and division," the former vice president said.
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Watch: The Land of No Men: Inside Kenya's Women-Only Village Baloch remained unapologetically herself even as harassment, abuse, and violent threats flooded her social media accounts.
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Wild: Cheryl goes to therapy As Cheryl speaks to a counselor, we see a blunt, unapologetically self-destructive side of Witherspoon that we rarely encounter on-screen.
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Shannon Keating wrote a beautiful tribute to King Princess and Amandla Stenberg and the rise of young, unapologetically queer artists, and how it feels to witness it.
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I'm going to keep on getting on those stages wearing my turban with my head held high, unapologetically, regardless of what part of the country I'm in.
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Unapologetically enthusiastic and dramatic, Booker first achieved national attention as Newark's mayor for a series of heroic and constituent service-style feats, neatly catalogued on social media.
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" When it comes to dealing with critics and being in the spotlight, Rumer has an important piece of advice for her younger sisters: "Just be unapologetically yourself.
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Slipknot may have evolved from nu-metal weirdness into more palatable, angsty hard rock, but Taylor remains one of mainstream metal's biggest—and most unapologetically liberal—stars.
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I came away from my time playing around the Hydrogen One thinking that as a phone, its unapologetically industrial and beefy design is likely to be polarizing.
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There's her estranged childhood friend Johanna, who is both a brilliant naturalist and someone who unapologetically loves giant pink bows and all the trappings of high femininity.
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"We're a different kind of brand but we are unapologetically a brand," Sharkey told me last week as we toured the company's offices in San Francisco's Presidio.
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But presidents also tend to follow certain norms and conventions the rest of the days of the year — and Trump has unapologetically bulldozed a lot of those.
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While the designer brings her own inspirations and sensibilities to the brand, Lawrence's own work and advocacy are seemingly a perfect match for Dior's unapologetically feminist direction.
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While both Democrats and Republicans have both implemented regressive prison policies, the GOP under Trump is unapologetically opposed to any reform measure to make police more accountable.
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And, over decades, she has inspired generations of irreverent trans women to fight transmisogyny unapologetically and bring new, unafraid forms of thinking and making into the world.
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But he has a rare opportunity with Mr. Trump, who has charted an unapologetically "America First" foreign policy and speaks effusively about his friendship with Mr. Johnson.
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Tonight, however, was the first debate where she put a human face on the high stakes of this election — and embraced unapologetically progressive policies in the process.
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The Clinton and Obama documentaries had none of the bombast of Bannon's Reagan movie, but they were unapologetically crude and, in the case of "Hype," arguably racist.
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Where "black-ish" has a more contemporary look, shooting single-camera and using more locations, "The Carmichael Show" is unapologetically old-school, shot multiple-camera on sets.
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"I'm Not Alone"—from Harris' second album Ready For The Weekend—is unapologetically solemn and reflective, building into post-grunge riffs and experimenting with warmer, fuzzier tones.
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Adam Rippon became an internet boyfriend for unapologetically being himself: The first openly gay man to ever compete for Team USA at the Winter Olympics in 2018.
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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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Dr. Bronner's has become this not by pandering to consumers or following fads, but by being the only thing it's ever been: its unapologetically off-kilter self.
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This is, unapologetically, a children's movie, by turns gentle, thrilling and didactic, but missing the extra dimension of terror and wonder that would have transcended the genre.
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"It's about women and men being unapologetically them, just having a good-ass time, hyping up their friends, doing you," the rapper told The Root in June.
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At least one member of Congress does not seem to share those foreign policy views in full: Mr. Rohrabacher, long the chamber's most unapologetically pro-Russian lawmaker.
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Harrison's approach is unapologetically radical, dismantling the ways in which diet culture is a "life thief" and how wellness can provide a smoke screen for disordered eating.
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Unsurprisingly, Joaquin Phoenix, who gave an unapologetically controversial performance in Joker, is the one who supplied that bound-to-Twitter-trend moment during the 2020 Golden Globes.
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While we are weeks away from the 2018 midterm elections, the message for potential 2020 hopefuls is already becoming clear: Run progressive, run unapologetically and run hard.
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While the first season of Fleabag was unapologetically and aggressively dark, the show's second season took an unexpected turn toward the optimistic, verging at points on heartwarming.
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"Our greatest opportunity is just to be who we are — to be unapologetically who we are, to be clear about what we believe in," Mr. Jealous said.
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In many ways, Carlson is a throwback, and a contradiction: a fierce critic of the political and cultural establishment who is also, unapologetically, a member of it.
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These novels, which take place in the deep well of the past, aren't studies of my grandmother's life, but they are absolutely and unapologetically inspired by it.
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" Professor Greenslade said the blatant sexism was done unapologetically, "with a sense of confidence on the understanding that they can't see what the fuss is all about.
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Earlier this month, Netflix announced that it was canceling The OA, a show so singular and great and unapologetically bonkers that we probably didn't deserve it anyway.
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The award-winning chef and owner of New York's Beatrice Inn has created a fashionably photographed book that's as high-rolling and unapologetically carnivorous as her restaurant.
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"One big part of this book's personality is that it allows America to be totally, unapologetically queer," wrote Kat Overland on the website Women Write About Comics.
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RBC Capital's David Palmer recommends buying Kraft Heinz because it has "unapologetically cut and innovated its way" to growing its margin to 20183 percent within three years.
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The ladylike, unapologetically glamorous style pairs well with the women of the extended Trump universe, and with the expensive Italian suits and wide ties that Trump prefers.
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In the meantime, her freshman classmate Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan was unapologetically upsetting Democratic talking points with an exuberant, expletive-filled pledge to impeach the president.
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As the master of darkness who had been captured in darkness stepped into the bright light of Fort Lauderdale, he was his usual flamboyant, unapologetically meretricious self.
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The Women's March was unapologetically pro-choice and sponsored in part by Planned Parenthood, and may have also been the largest single-day demonstration in US history.
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Instead they're constantly evolving, incorporating fresh sounds (with both Lotic and Arca now using their vocals in their work) and challenging the norm with their unapologetically queer aesthetics.
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There's also everything from an unapologetically bizarre anthology series from two-time Oscar nominee David Fincher to a buffet of buzzy foreign films and even a telenovela revival.
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Following a best new artist nomination at the Grammys in February, the "Legends" singer hit the road with Lady Antebellum and released her sophomore album Unapologetically in November.
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The show — about a genius but troubled hacker — premiered on the USA Network last summer and quickly won over critics with its unapologetically smart storytelling and dark tone.
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I know Doom is probably on a few of my colleagues' lists, so I'll just say this: I love that Doom was so unapologetically it's own damned game.
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When the duo unapologetically express their disappointment that he isn't like the other Black guys they've slept with who could "cum and keep going," his bubble is burst.
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New Orleans-based producer and DJ, Kilbourne, has shared an unapologetically hardcore new EP called Sourland, following the release of her collection 18 Songs (2013-2015) in March.
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I will say, you know, the Weekly Standard was pretty unapologetically anti-birther and anti-Buchanan and anti-Ron Paul, and anti- so many things that Trump exploited.
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A woman who wears what she wants, who unapologetically loves red lipstick and eye-catching clothes, is still seen as a threat because she prioritizes her own pleasure.
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The Yakuza series is unapologetically obsessed with the idea of family, whether bound by blood, circumstance, or oath, and that's not just a matter of conceptual lip-service.
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Like A Christmas Prince, the streaming service's first foray into the genre, Christmas Inheritance is unapologetically cliché and winsomely well worn in its character development and plot devices.
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At the same time, covered by his calls for "common ground", he states his own progressive positions—including staunchly pro-choice views in a pro-life state—unapologetically.
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"The first collection was inspired by the spirit of [the] 6th & Lane woman herself — she is bold, daring, and effortlessly cool because she is unapologetically herself," she explains.
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But make no mistake: This is a movie that harnesses Marvel-scale resources to tell a story that unapologetically puts black actors, characters and concerns front-and-center.
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She unapologetically made the girls do many hours of homework a day, pushed them into becoming musical prodigies and allowed them next to no time to have fun.
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Be unapologetically you because there's no point getting into a relationship with someone who believes you're someone else because they might think the real you is a prick.
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In its first episode, La Negra — born Dana Danelys De Los Santos — defended her identity to producer Young Hollywood, who questioned her decision to be unapologetically Afro-Latina.
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The only problem you might encounter is trying to whittle down the selection when deciding which unapologetically nostalgic item (or two, or three..) to add to your closet.
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Today, with Solange Knowles' 31st birthday underway, I am happy to celebrate her and the power she gives to Black girls everywhere to be unapologetically and boldly themselves.
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"Anna is unapologetically herself, and it doesn't matter what anyone says about her, it doesn't matter what names she is called, she just goes for her," Kirk said.
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Narrator: Celeste represents a shift in the industry, not only as a black brewer, but also one who's unapologetically black, representing her heritage with every beer flavor profile.
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It's an unapologetically libertarian concept: Governments under the Floating Island scheme would exist only as service providers, according to Mezza Garcia, and the "floating communities" could self-govern.
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The gold standard in New York remains the Richard Foreman production from 1976 at Lincoln Center, with which Mr. Norris's production shares a strikingly caustic, unapologetically confrontational tone.
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From gender-bending 'dos to unapologetically fuzzy armpits, hair can make a strong statement — and the statement each style makes is unique to every individual who sports it.
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Despite being written by genius screenwriter Nancy Meyers, it is hard to believe this Mel Gibson film made $182.2 million domestically considering the main character is unapologetically misogynistic.
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But DuVernay's unflinching style, which puts the most marginalized voices at the center, has set a new bar with its unapologetically serious approach to reflecting on criminal justice.
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Artist Joanna Toruño uses the streets of NYC as her canvas for the Unapologetically Brown Series, working to reclaim public spaces to raise the visibility of marginalized voices.
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If these similarities aren't already enough, the two games share near-identical turn structures, and some of Final Fantasy's character abilities are lifted directly and unapologetically from Magic.
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With just 18 works, one per artist, it expands the common understanding of a pivot point in American art, while basking unapologetically in the pure pleasure of looking.
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Republicans hope that the general electorate is in the same mood as the GOP primary electorate, which thrilled to Trump's brash, unapologetically anti-PC, anti-establishment, populist message.
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It's also an avowedly and unapologetically political game—an interactive political cartoon that links you to resources to help support or volunteer for Bernie Sanders when it's finished.
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The book gave readers something they'd rarely seen in fiction — a female character who was unapologetically and absolutely straight-up evil — and they couldn't get enough of it.
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Ebony, often spelled Enoby in the story, instantly wins friends and enemies thanks to her unapologetically goth — or "goff" in My Immortal speak — lifestyle and innate sex appeal.
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She's worried she might sound self-righteous when she talks about authenticity as a movement, but unapologetically embracing the things you love seems to her a worthy cause.
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And he was admitting, unapologetically, that he'd done it his way: making outrageous choices and intentionally bucking the caution with which jazz musicians tend to approach Monk's tunes.
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At the moment, Mr. Buttigieg seems to be claiming an inchoate space that lies between Mr. Sanders's ideological movement and Mr. Biden's unapologetically tactical approach to the election.
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Two months later, as Tlaib unapologetically prepared to introduce an impeachment resolution, Pelosi forcefully reiterated her view that Democrats should not pursue impeachment unless there was significant evidence.
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Esposito, as the suavely amoral Powell, and D'Onofrio, as the unapologetically racist Gigante, don't have such constraints, and their performances are correspondingly both more relaxed and more nuanced.
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Fox Sports had given him great latitude to carry out his vision — one that unapologetically veered from traditional broadcast fare and instead embraced combustible, and often contrived, argumentation.
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Her character was a woman who defied gender norms and kept up with the men around her by being unapologetically herself — but Connor didn't start off that way.
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"In the Time of Madness," published in 2005, served up an unapologetically febrile account of the chaos that erupted across Indonesia with the end of President Suharto's reign.
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I'm happy to see work that is forging its own space, just as these polyvalent artists are doing by putting their art, bodies, and voices unapologetically on display.
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The term "alt-right" probably makes you think of Twitter or a dark subreddit, or 4chan, or some social medium occupied by meme-slinging, Trump-supporting, unapologetically bigoted provocateurs.
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T. the Extra-Terrestrial) and recent (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), unapologetically silly comedies (Popstar, Talladega Nights), and recent seasons of highly bingeable TV (Pretty Little Liars, iZombie).
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The clarity struck me then: the curatorial choice of bringing artists together who ranged from bubblegum garage rock to Scandinavian death industrial was unapologetically self-indulgent and deliberately confrontational.
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From rule-breaking campaigns and cult product launches to unapologetically bold makeup looks (not to mention many bare faces), there was no wrong way to express yourself through cosmetics.
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Swimsuits For All gave me the opportunity to wear string bikinis unapologetically — even with cellulite and back fat — and also create sexy suits for other women to feel confident.
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It was unapologetically black, and you didn't need the final image — a beer bottle smashing against an Afrikaans/English sign reading SLEGS BLANKES/EUROPEANS ONLY — to tell you that.
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The eighth movie in the series, The Fate of the Furious, is as big as the world stage, and as gloriously, unapologetically dumb as its creators could make it.
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"2017 has proven to be the year of the woman and what better way to celebrate female empowerment than a month of unapologetically strong and sexy women," Ciara said.
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These are the kind of jeans that make getting dressed in the morning just one less thing to worry about and one more thing to feel unapologetically good about.
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Her superpower on daytime TV—the thing that made her so huge—was being at once unapologetically black and relatable for all, which DuVernay pulls off with equal aplomb.
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It must have also enduring and inspirational buildings and environments that unapologetically reflect its rich and complex histories, while also affirming the possibilities of a democratic and prosperous continent.
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" Obama was echoing comments he made a day earlier at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where he said unapologetically of Clinton, "You know what?
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In America, we unapologetically promote homeownership as it continues to be the best way for low- and middle-class households to build wealth and move up the socioeconomic ladder.
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He wanted these children, many of whom are the kids of his friends, to be able to see themselves and their experiences with disability reflected unapologetically in a cartoon.
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Three elements of our vaunted separate powers of government — the president, the House and the Senate — have unapologetically decided to ride off into their own self-created box canyon.
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One of the things I love about Krysten, and why I think she's an incredible human being and a role model for young women, is that she's unapologetically confident.
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Cagle said he had "no hard feelings" and implied he was a more loyal Trump backer in 2016, while Kemp said as governor he would "unapologetically stand" with Trump.
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Many of New York's public figures remember the first time they incurred the wrath of Christine C. Quinn, the former City Council speaker known for her unapologetically forceful style.
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Starring the unapologetically fabulous Glenn Close as Cruella de Vil, this 101 Dalmatians transplants the characters of the original animated feature into a stylish world of London-based lunacy.
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For an hour or two, you can unapologetically raise your voice, call your cheating girlfriend everything under the sun, and walk out feeling and looking like a better man.
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It is unapologetically earnest and real in a way that makes it seem fake, a portrait of someone who (apparently) does all the things you're supposed to do: juice!
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He unapologetically views judges as agents of the presidents who appointed them — calling out an "Obama judge," for instance, for ruling against the Trump administration in an immigration case.
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The sharp-tongued comedian and actress, whose movie characters are often lovable but drunk and unapologetically sexually active, ultimately abandoned the project because of scheduling conflicts, according to reports.
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He could be disarmingly charming or unapologetically hostile, depending on his interlocutor, and under his leadership, the city's correction officers saw large gains in their salaries and pension benefits.
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From the overhyping of candidates like Kamala Harris to the breathless worship of misleading polls, the media has been consistently and unapologetically wrong in chronicling the 83 Democratic race.
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Refinery29 is proud to partner with Target to celebrate Gen Z women who are Future Seekers: inspiring activism, challenging the status quo, and unapologetically pursuing their ambitions with excellence.
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Refinery29 is proud to partner with Target to celebrate Gen-Z women who are Future Seekers: inspiring activism, challenging the status quo, and unapologetically pursuing their ambitions with excellence.
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"The Tree" turns out to be Layton's unapologetically hopeful plan for how mice and men (and bunnies and owls and squirrels and birds) might live happily together going forward.
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Unlike the news podcasts of NPR and the New York Times, these take an ideological slant, unapologetically trying to facilitate political action against both Trump and the Democratic establishment.
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It was unapologetically nationalistic, revived the rhetoric of race-baiting organizations from the America First Committee to the 1968 Nixon campaign, and moderated none of Trump's most contentious policies.
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Ryot is unapologetically boosterish about the humanitarian industry, producing VR content for nonprofits at little or no cost and also suggesting that viewers of its films donate to aid organizations.
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Still, it all might have been left behind as an Iain Banksian footnote without a foundation in gameplay: tight, sophisticated, smart and unapologetically rapt in the romance of new frontiers.
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The Welsh actress unapologetically told UK's Mirror Friday she's had enough of being modest for her work as an actress, as well as her marriage to the Douglas Hollywood dynasty.
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It's cumbersome and boisterous — unapologetically so — and it packs a hefty dry-cleaning fee (if you can figure out how to clean hundreds, if not thousands, of layers of tulle).
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She unapologetically posts about the music she likes (drum and bass), her love of video games, and her genuine excitement about finally being able to exist outside of a cell.
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He unapologetically invoked Britain's Margaret Thatcher during the campaign, an unusual reference point in a country with a lingering suspicion of free markets and a deep reverence for the state.
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"There is nothing more sexy than a woman that holds her head high, loves herself, exudes confidence, lives life unapologetically and encourages and inspires other women," she said on Instagram.
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The event began with a procession into the museum and ended with a parade out; in between, the space swelled with an unapologetically empowering celebration of Black women and lives.
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Bellesa Designed by a "community of unapologetically bold women," Bellesa helpfully labels its videos as Sensual (Soft), Passionate (Intense) or Rough (Wild), if you're not sure what you're looking for.
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This new move brings the singer's ambitious concept album -- which explores issues of marital infidelity and being unapologetically black while paying homage to Beyoncé's Houston roots -- to a wider audience.
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" Maveron invests exclusively in consumer startups, with an eye for founders who are "unapologetically non-normal," who value relationships over transactions, profit and purpose, and who "win the right way.
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Also largely missing is Iron Sky's dark political comedy, which centered around the disturbingly prescient plot point of a US president unapologetically delivering Nazi propaganda in front of cheering crowds.
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But for liberals looking for Sanders to stand up proudly and unapologetically for the need for huge structural change in our politics and our culture got exactly what they wanted.
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Jones, it is shocking to hear how vocally and unapologetically racist you are," she said after playing footage of Jones speaking at a neo-Nazi gathering, "Are you a Nazi?
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Here, users will often post and share unapologetically wholesome content, and receive less mocking than elsewhere on the web — largely because everyone else on TikTok posts similar "cringey" content, too.
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Phrases like #beingablackgirlislit #blackgirlmagic #melaninpopping are being used by black women among each other to affirm their beauty and intellectual prowess, unapologetically celebrating every inch of themselves and each other.
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Under her direction, Refinery29 has shown what a vibrant, diverse, and unapologetically feminist approach to women's stories looks like, and, in so doing, she's dared other sites to keep up.
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But there are also those who live unapologetically outside of an average comfort zone, choosing to approach hair and makeup with a zero-fucks-given attitude that's rife with experimentation.
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Japanese post-rock godheads Mono have long trafficked in the sprawling, the dense, and the unapologetically beautiful, and the quartet's latest five-song effort for Temporary Residence is no exception.
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Punk culture today doesn't dress itself in a ripped up pair jeans and a leather jacket; instead, it unapologetically throws on a navy suit with an American flag lapel pin.
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How a group of Midwestern white kids who mumbled about "bitches" and unapologetically slept through interviews with the New York Times managed to make an album so prophetic is unclear.
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In fact, Pirch presents itself as upscale and unapologetically expensive, a gilded Home Depot, a one-stop shopping destination for people with multimillion-dollar apartments and renovation budgets to match.
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I could be a small African girl who spoke English with a heavy accent, but calculus and physics would not care: They would display my abilities objectively, unequivocally and unapologetically.
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Gillum and O'Rourke spoke on the phone and discussed their desire for someone who is "young and unapologetically progressive" to lead the Democrats, NBC News reported, citing two anonymous sources.
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"Be unapologetically true to yourself, both in business and in life in general ... if you do, and broadcast that to the world, over time, the right people will find you."
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I found myself thinking about Ferdinand and his dark humor after Ted Cruz and Donald J. Trump unapologetically endorsed the use of waterboarding at a Republican debate early last month.
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When Trump was elected, on an unapologetically anti-immigrant platform and promising a menacing deportation force, Ere and I spent a lot of time in our apartment, depressed and scared.
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Spilling Over: Painting in the 1960s at the Whitney Museum expands the common understanding of a pivot point in American art, while basking unapologetically in the pure pleasure of looking.
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The Drag March is one of the few times of year I feel empowered to walk down the street unapologetically loud and colorful — and feel like I'm with my people.
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"Her handling in that painting — the dripping and drawing alongside the expressionist strokes — struck me as so unapologetically bold that I wanted to meet her," the curator, Sukanya Rajaratnam, recalls.
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A rape survivor who has worked as a prostitute and a housemaid, Despentes' unapologetically feminist eye picks out the telling details of contemporary French society's casual ennui and petty hypocrisies.
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Through collections like Woman Slaughter and Jonestown & Other Madness, she unapologetically insisted on improving the wellbeing of Black women and women of color by exposing misogyny, homophobia, and white supremacy.
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When consultants told her that "it's great to have a mission, but it's not enough to drive sales," Ms. Bohbot insisted that an "unapologetically feminine" coffee brand would find consumers.
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It's also an unapologetically cheesy movie, filled with lines about "righteous hacks" and the absolutely wonderful, nonsensical visual language used to portray hacking—a bunch of wild cyberpunk-style buildings.
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Yet the theory — embraced by hopeful liberals in states like Texas and Florida — that charismatic and unapologetically progressive leaders might transmute Republican bastions into purple political battlegrounds, proved largely fruitless.
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Mr. Gillum and Ms. Abrams did exactly what Mr. Obama did: They inspired people across the racial spectrum to participate and vote, and they did it by being unapologetically progressive.
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And whether establishment politicians like it or not, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, a Democratic socialist, is now rushing to transport her unapologetically left-wing message to other parts of the country.
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Mr. North was one of the first political figures to address the crowd at the annual meeting, leading thousands of N.R.A. members in an unapologetically patriotic and Christian opening invocation.
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While companies are expected to weigh in on everything from gun control to transgender rights these days — and many do so uncomfortably — Patagonia has been unapologetically political since the 1970s.
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" Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said: "This is the beginning of a new era at the U.N. The United States stands firmly and unapologetically beside Israel.
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Glee was an endlessly bright and effervescent show where students who felt like outcasts sang their hearts out, unapologetically putting their differences on display and reclaiming them as their strengths.
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Their brand of DIY, sardonic, and above all else, unapologetically leftist commentary soon became mainstream, with a thriving Patreon page and a number of other shows following in their steps.
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That's where we are, and that's why seeing black excellence unapologetically take center stage again -- if only for two hours and 15 minutes -- on the big screen means so much.
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When Cardi's forever bop "Bodak Yellow" came out in 204, it was quickly adopted as an anthem for unapologetically celebrating yourself and fully enjoying the rewards of your hard work.
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The story and visuals borrow unapologetically from the tropes of gaming, and director Ilya Naishuller sometimes seems more concerned with making the movie feel like a game than a movie.
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Before pivoting to discussions of the economy, Trump had one final retweet: missives sent by Mindy Robinson, host of the right-wing show Red, White, and F You: Unapologetically Patriotic.
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Since taking office in June, Duterte has unapologetically called for his security services to wage war on the country's drug dealers and addicts, and nearly 6,000 people have already been killed.
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The Saturday Night Live star, like her brand new Hulu show Shrill, is unapologetically honest about the medical procedure featured in the comedy's series premiere, "Annie," which debuts Friday, March 15.
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Seeing an actress be so unapologetically herself — dancing, singing, and excitedly exclaiming things like, "YAY, BUTTER," in the comfort of her own home like a normal, nerdy human is insanely refreshing.
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Meanwhile, Petty the bass player is the quiet, calm, and wise current keeping the foursome afloat, with piercing blue-gray eyes and unapologetically feminine style that leans toward dresses and jumpsuits.
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The woman was circling the track at a lumbering pace while noisily talking on her headset, one of those rude Americans who unapologetically occupied shared space as if it was birthright.
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"Single-handedly, the Freak inaugurated the era of the superwatch — mechanically sophisticated, visually arresting, unapologetically exotic," Jack Forster, editor in chief of Hodinkee, wrote on the online watch site in 2018.
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We didn't hear back, which is shocking, considering she was one of the first people in mass media to speak unapologetically about what it is to be truly diverse in fashion.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, who once said unapologetically he would campaign with Trump, insisted there was a difference between his support of Trump and his refusal to endorse the presumptive nominee.
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In the 1990s his unapologetically optimistic, market-minded internationalism would have seemed unexceptional; in the 2010s hearing him stir crowds with praise for Europe and openness seems both brave and incongruous.
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Thuringia is one of the smallest states in Germany, but Mr. Höcke's national notoriety and unapologetically provocative language, packed with echoes from the 1930s, have given the state's election outsize importance.
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With its intuitive, brilliant and unapologetically skeuomorphic all-touch interface, the first iPhone was, even with just a handful of apps, a gateway drug for the future of the iPhone devotion.
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The rapper — who dropped the unapologetically sexy video with City Girls last Wednesday — clapped back after a Twitter user suggested that her new song and video was sending the wrong message.
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Then there was the inexplicable, if unapologetically nonneurotic, mash-up of 1960s car coats and 1970s herringbone tweeds, frayed denim plus ostrich feathers and disco ball minidresses at Michael Kors Collection.
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But on the issue of abortion, Jackson is the anti-abortion movement's messaging unicorn: A black, female, Democrat from the South that is unapologetically fighting to end abortions in her state.
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This week a retrospective of the past four decades of Mr Gursky's work opened at the Hayward Gallery in London, a brutalist building perched unapologetically on the banks of the Thames.
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Nationalized insurance has caught the imagination of several Democrats running for state and federal office who are running, unapologetically, on establishing a government system that goes beyond anything imposed by Obamacare.
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It was crucial to not only celebrate the lives of these incredible people, but to give them credit for their role in helping trans people to exist publicly and unapologetically today.
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I was a straight, married man with two small kids and disagreed with what was taken as a bedrock Christian position, and in my column I had begun saying so, unapologetically.
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Funny women in control of their own destinies existed on television before Elaine, but Elaine was the first one who was simply allowed to unapologetically be whatever she wanted to be.
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You frequently hear a hunger for politicians who are unapologetically progressive, who counter Republican radicalism with boldness, rather than the more cautious approach you get from a lot of elected Democrats.
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Facebook Videos, which auto-play without sound, as not to give away a viewer taking an unapologetically long toilet break, have resulted in a seemingly paradoxical surge in "text-heavy" video.
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O'Rourke, an unapologetically progressive Democrat who called for Medicaid expansion, responded to Cruz by arguing for an assault weapons ban, pushing for universal pre-K, and decrying the Republican tax cuts.
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For an artist whose career is in its infancy, he's taken a liking to performing live shows, and unapologetically gravitates towards the stage and the influence has has over his fans.
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She remained unapologetically feminine, but turned that femininity into something frightening and awe-inducing: she wasn't your assistant, she was the machine-mother, and you owed your very existence to her.
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"Too Much Woman" a deeply personal song that unapologetically bares Kris' soul is a welcome return for the artist, but in a way we've never seen her before—as a singer.
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The album's success solidified Vernon as a new mastermind in the recently commercially viable indie world, and it became a cultural landmark for a certain kind of unapologetically emotional solo artist.
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Progressives are excited about both races — they believe Porter and Campa-Najjar's unapologetically progressive stances will motivate the base and provide a strong contrast for voters looking for a fresh face.
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" She adds that by unapologetically being yourself, speaking up at the table, asking questions and not being afraid to not know something, "it shows other people that you're willing to learn.
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Lui, Rameau, is the louder voice in the dialogue, speaking up unapologetically for the view that there is nothing in life worth pursuing except immediate physical gratification: food, sex, even defecation.
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Jones, it is shocking to hear how vocally and unapologetically racist you are," she said after playing a clip of Jones speaking at a neo-Nazi gathering, "Are you a Nazi?
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But he pulled off an upset with an unapologetically liberal agenda and grassroots campaign in a battleground state, where Democrats have been shut out of the governor's office for two decades.
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He seems unburdened, giving on the record interviews to publications including the New York Times, where he's unapologetically defending Trump's controversial comments in the fallout from the racist carnage in Charlottesville.
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Lots of designers imbue their work with themes that defy norms of gender and sexuality, but by staging his show in a unapologetically gay space, Chavarria's presentation really shifted the paradigm.
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He is, as Young would dub him during their surprise duet, the Charlie Chaplin of rock n' roll: A tragic artist trading in innocence and pathos, defiantly vulnerable and unapologetically fun.
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She refers to her age unapologetically, often talking about being a grandmother, and seems more comfortable interacting with voters on the trail, at times appearing to take genuine delight in it.
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TEL AVIV — With a powerful but low-key ballad, the Netherlands won the 2500 Eurovision Song Contest, an unapologetically kitschy event with 21 participating countries held this year in Tel Aviv.
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These teachers are fighting not just for higher wages (though as for all the teachers recently on strike, theirs are unacceptably low) but also, and unapologetically, for racial and economic justice.
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Her art, sometimes violent, often unapologetically feminist and usually raw, left an indelible mark before her life was cut short: She was never fully recognized before she died, at age 36.
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And, past the cane-clad pocket doors leading to the unapologetically glamorous bedroom, there's leopard-print carpeting that complements a hung photograph of Giannini's late mother wearing a leopard-print bikini.
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For decades now, the church has been anchored near the bustling intersection of West 73rd Street and Broadway, where its "unapologetically progressive" outlook, as Mr. Stehlik described it, is on display.
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Commentators and political scientists, especially those who study women in politics, noted how unapologetically Ms. Warren had expressed anger on the stage — despite the risk she faced, given sexist double standards.
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Like compulsive gamblers who react to every losing streak by changing their betting strategy rather than quitting outright, political handicappers adjust to every stunning campaign development by unapologetically peddling new certainties.
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Later that year, Memphis caused a furor at the annual Salone del Mobile, Milan's revered Italian furniture fair, unapologetically infecting design with postmodernism's skeptical mixing of styles, symbols and emotional content.
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But her food is unapologetically artsy, personal and sometimes risky, and she believes this is one reason she received less credit and more criticism at the beginning of her solo career.
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He was known for his warm manner, ending every program with the words "mucho, mucho amor" — or, lots and lots of love — and for his bold, unapologetically non-conforming gender-presentation.
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Why is this possibility — that Obama might mind that his grandfather was wrongly and unapologetically tortured — so taboo that it is raised only as part of an often-racist dog-whistle?
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It also catapulted Andrew W.K.'s celebrity, making him a household name as his unapologetically loud style of rock tapped into the country's post-9/11 cathartic need for mindless headbanging.
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Nipsey unapologetically believed in Los Angeles and represented it at a time when so many of the people and landmarks that we grew up with have changed or have closed down.
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This Final Girl has agency, and though we may never be hunted by Ghostface, Sidney is still a role model for women who unapologetically fight to have authority over their own lives.
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"I always come out to support pride in whatever city I'm in because I think everyone has the right to live their life out loud unapologetically who they are," she told ABC7.
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Thuringia may be one of the smallest states in Germany, but Mr. Höcke's national notoriety and unapologetically provocative language, packed with echoes from the 1930s, have given the poll an outsize importance.
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WARNING: Graphic, disturbing language ahead A disturbing new video from The New York Times shows supporters at Donald Trump rallies unapologetically hurling profanities, violent threats along with sexist, racial and ethnic slurs.
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Shannen Doherty has been incredibly open about her chemotherapy, sharing a post-chemo workout video and picture of undergoing treatment on her Instagram page, unapologetically owning her moments of pain and happiness.
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She describes her music as "unapologetically pop," and when you listen to the tracks — infused with soaring vocals, ridiculously catchy choruses, and the verve of the '80s — you'll see what she means.
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She unapologetically owns that orgasms make her skin glow, believes that slut-shaming is the new anti-feminism, and has become the baddest bitch ever to represent an Estée Lauder-owned brand.
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In the 19763s and '80s, Labour was more or less an unabashed socialist party, an approach that, at the time, was being trounced by Margaret Thatcher and her unapologetically right-wing Conservatives.
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Nobody at a senior level in the White House thinks they'll get any legislating done in a Congress now dominated by a newly-elected anti-Trump, and unapologetically progressive, House Democratic majority.
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It was really important to not only celebrate the lives of these incredible people, but to give them credit for paving the way for trans people to exist publicly and unapologetically today.
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Luxury watchmaker H. Moser & Cie has unveiled what it's calling the Swiss Alp Watch, a timepiece that looks near-identical to the Apple Watch but that is, shall we say, unapologetically mechanical.
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I've already confessed my fondness for a bright, rich, unapologetically eye-catching rosso color with the Lamborghini Huracán, and this new BMW i8 lands at a very similar spot on the spectrum.
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They positioned themselves unapologetically in accordance with their name: They are the party of labor, and not of capital, and so they are the party of the many and not the few.
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So when an artist that is unapologetically themselves chooses to celebrate what makes them different — including celebrating our Blackness and how we define womanhood — honoring them is the least we can do.
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What I Love 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Early on a recent Wednesday afternoon, Tamron Hall opened the refrigerator in her blond wood kitchen and unapologetically poured herself a glass of cava.
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She opened her locker room to television cameras and gave viewers an unfiltered look at her demanding style, her steely glare and her unapologetically withering remarks to her players and to referees.
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Because of the death grip it has had on the chicken sandwich market, Chick-fil-A has been able to get away with unapologetically unusual business practices such as closing on Sundays.
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It's not just because Gillum is running as a representative of the new left -- non-white, unapologetically liberal -- or that DeSantis has hugged Trump as closely as any candidate in the country.
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"[Our] audience is interested in hearing unique perspectives from those who are unapologetically themselves and not afraid to take a stand on issues they are passionate about," explained VH1 exec Chris McCarthy.
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But it's hard to get too hung up on any flaws when most of the cast, particularly the inimitable Jennifer Lopez, delivers a performance as unapologetically glamorous as it is achingly human.
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Trump is president and is beloved by his base in part because he is unapologetically defending whiteness from anything that threatens it, or at least that's the image he wants to project.
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The city had been declared the "capital of football," home not only to two astonishingly wealthy, unapologetically ambitious clubs, but also to the two finest managers of their generation, two intractable foes.
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And even as questions remain about potential conflicts of interest, they say, unapologetically, that they plan to forge ahead with expanding the Trump Organization's footprint, both in the United States and abroad.
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" The ideal was an unapologetically technocratic adaptation of the earlier progressive impulse: The university's goal was to provide the knowledge and the people who could, in Clark Kerr's phrase, "administer the present.
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Maybe going to a function so centered on gender roles as an unapologetically gender-fluid student was the best way to make people like me visible to the rest of the school.
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Consider: * Corey Lewandowski, who managed Trump's 2016 campaign and is considering a run for the Senate from New Hampshire in 2020, went before Congress and admitted, unapologetically, to lying to the press.
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As you might have anticipated, the pièce de résistance of the five-product release is an unapologetically bright shadow palette — but the Grammy-nominated singer wants it to represent more than makeup.
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And I think to anyone struggling with theirs, and trying to discover their voice: Listen, we made a film about a gay man, an immigrant, who lived his life just unapologetically himself.
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"And let there be no doubt whatsoever, the United States stands unapologetically with those in Iran who seek freedom for themselves, prosperity for their families and dignity for their nation," she added.
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"We saw an increase in people looking for safe spaces, looking for ways to be unapologetically themselves with the changing of the guard with this maniac in office right now," he said.
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In June, Diggs left the production to focus on other projects, and now he's back with Clipping's latest record, Splendor & Misery, shattering the hegemony in a much more unapologetically avant-garde way.
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She's enabled me to fully embrace my love of skin care, share that love with everyone I know, and find the true beauty in #BlackGirlMagic — living my most beautiful and authentic life, unapologetically.
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She's an unapologetically ambitious status seeker who schemes her way up the ladder of early 19th century England high society, transgressing the conventions of soft, meek, and maternal womanhood that dominated her age.
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For him, it's not just about outlandish costumes; it's about unapologetically expressing his queerness—and in the process, expanding our conceptions of bodies, gender, and species, and flipping beauty on its abject head.
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In the recent canon of Bigfoot-focused pseudoscientific backwood shows and documentaries—including Finding Bigfoot, Discovering Bigfoot, 903 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty—Killing Bigfoot is the only show that unapologetically promotes Bigfoot bloodlust.
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I'm sure some closeted kid out there who loves subscription-based streaming services and made-for-TV Christmas movies will be thrilled to see themselves represented in this unapologetically corny 81 minute film.
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Her decision to unapologetically rock her locs, a natural hairstyle that Black women have been routinely subjected to discrimination for wearing, was a bold statement of self-acceptance and reverence for her culture.
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In the wake of 2016, progressive groups argued that candidates should unapologetically run on economic populist policies like Medicare for All and debt-free college in red and purple districts across the country.
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It also means she doesn't apologize for seeking the highest office — she is putting herself out there, unapologetically seeking power because she intends to use the power of the presidency to improve lives.
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European Wax Center's Strut Society is a diverse group of inspiring and confident influencers who share a passion for helping women feel gorgeous, empowered, and — most importantly — unapologetically confident in their own skin.
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Just as notably, she's remembered for almost single-handedly creating the blend of gospel, R&B, and blues now known as soul, and for the unapologetically Black and feminist themes in her music.
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Suitably held at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar, the first iteration of Slutist's witch-centric celebration unapologetically explored various facets of the identity of the witch through burlesque, performance art, divination, rituals, and rock'n'roll.
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The video shows the visibly nervous girl in a red tie declaring her identity, with church leaders cutting off her mic in the middle of her testimony, silencing her for unapologetically coming out.
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These songs are unapologetically organic and a natural output driven from the bleaker side of the human condition, drawing from a sombre palette yet leaving a charging triumphant mark on the exit wound.
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Clay may be the "hero" of the story, but in Tyler's world, Clay is the guy who unapologetically spread a naked photograph of Tyler around the school — he's now on Tyler's hit list.
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At the same time, we unapologetically try to find a diverse pool of qualified candidates for open roles, as this helps us hire the best people, improve our culture, and build better products.
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We unapologetically reject that demand and, as a consequence, catch hell from all sides for condemning white feminists and anti-feminist black men alike for the lack of support given to black women.
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Only one beast is so brazen, so unapologetically metal, that it will freeze itself in a lake all winter, or resort to eating one of its reptilian brethren just because it's fucking hungry.
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"Ritual" finds the artist unapologetically aiming for total hands-in-the-air catharsis, and to that effect, the vocal has an almost devotional quality, even recalling gospel music's melodic turns at certain points.
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Insecure is unapologetically empowering, female, black, and L.A. – it's a hyperspecific experience that speaks broadly to femininity and a redefined adulthood, and it won the freaking lottery with Issa Rae as its anchor.
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Democrat Richard Ojeda is leading his Republican opponent in West Virginia's deep-red 3rd Congressional District—while running on an unapologetically left-wing platform that resembles the Bernie Sanders template in many respects.
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From her throwback cornrows to the long, blown-out Beyoncé tresses that she tosses on stage, we rounded up just a few of the best, fiercest, most unapologetically beautiful hairstyles from Beyoncé's Lemonade.
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Shonda Rhimes's Scandal was known for presenting its heroine Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) as someone who's unapologetically herself, flaws and all, but also the toughest person in the cutthroat world of Washington politics.
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Buttigieg is authentically, unapologetically, and poetically a proud gay man who is not afraid to stand up in front of the entire United States of America and say that is who he is.
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As Zeeshan Aleem has noted for Vox, Bloomberg has "unapologetically defended the program as recently as January as an effective deterrent against crime," a defense that came two months after his November apology.
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They have unapologetically rushed down the path toward a renewed Cold War, using old and new tools of subversion against established democracies in America and Europe, and aspiring democracies in Ukraine and Georgia.
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Analysis: The art of being unapologetically black Director, producer and writer Peele is boldly going where no black man has gone before by conquering the horror film genre, but he is not alone.
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In addition to doing this, I made an intentional effort and commitment to unapologetically reinvest in my wellness and self-care weekly by booking 30-minute therapy sessions, meditation, and 20-minute massages.
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